https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/2642 en-us Forgotten 19th-century hues inspired the palette of this former office turned residence in Stockholm.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12939 Fri, 01 Sep 2017 08:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12939-hidden-tints-apartment-by-note-design-studio Painted in a soft pastel based on old paint colors discovered during the renovation, a new kitchen/dining area occupies the apartment’s largest and most central room. Its terrazzo island, mustard-colored pendant light, and custom sage-green cabinet feel at home with existing architectural details. Photo courtesy Note Design Studio 1709-Record-Interiors-Note-Design-Studio-Stockholm-Hidden-Tints-Apartment-02.jpg The living room features a Tabula table by the architects and a Piero Lissoni Rod sofa. Photo courtesy Note Design Studio 1709-Record-Interiors-Note-Design-Studio-Stockholm-Hidden-Tints-Apartment-03.jpg The living room features one of the building’s original tiled stoves. Photo courtesy Note Design Studio The children’s room is outfitted with custom casework and N65 chairs by Alvar Aalto. A swing serves as a playful and artistic focal point. Photo courtesy Note Design Studio A new veneered wall in the master bedroom has a scored pattern inspired by the parquet oak floor. Photo courtesy Note Design Studio This same motif reppears on the new cabinetry in the study, as well as in the other rooms in the apartment. Photo courtesy Note Design Studio This same motif reppears on the new cabinetry in the study, as well as in the other rooms in the apartment. Photo courtesy Note Design Studio Image courtesy Note Design Studio