Norwegian Design Penthouse Apartment Interior Design

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The top floor of a historic apartment building in central Oslo, Norway has been completely redesigned to create a bright attic apartment with luxurious interiors and a big roof terrace. The corner apartment was renovated in 2022 with the architectural design by HusAr Arkitekter and features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a unique tower room. The 169-square-meter apartment showcases classic ...

This Oslo penthouse is a tribute to crafted Norwegian wood

Explore the interior design of a penthouse in Oslo, a masterclass in minimalism and a tribute to carefully crafted Norwegian wood, by Schjelderup Trondahl Architects

An Oslo Penthouse inspired by the Norwegian fjords by Vula Design

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Inspired by the Fjords of Norway, the flow of the space is set from the moment the door to the penthouse is open. With visibility across the space and connection with the landscape and horizon. Each space from the living area to the kitchen, the dining area and to "The Nook" are shaped in the angular form of a Fjord.

The Penthouse has been tastefully furnished and decorated with iconic Finnish and Nordic home- design product brands such as Pentik, Iittala house and tableware, Secto Design lamps and Skovby furniture. We care for your comfort and good night sleep, so we furnished the apartment with one of the best beds in Scandinavia with horsehair mattress.

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