Snoilsky Apartment is a minimal house located in Stockholm, Sweden, designed by Note Design Studio. The new owners of this Stockholm penthouse had a whole host of beautiful art they wanted to incorporate when renovating its 120 square metres. Creating a natural backdrop to the paintings, sculptures and furniture belonging to the family therefore became a key focus to this project. 

Instead of the typical white walls of a gallery, Note Design Studio picked a soft and saturated brownish grey to drench all ceilings and walls in — complemented by elm wood for wall panels, interior doors and wardrobes. The perfect combination with little contrast to avoid competing with the art. As well as adding a background to the art, the large custom-built elm joinery helps frame different activities spatially around the apartment. As does the handmade Kolumba brick fireplace, connecting the dining area to the living room.