House Tour: A quintessential Scandinavian apartment filled with mid-century modern furniture

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The owners of this five-room condominium unit in Flame Tree Park wanted a Scandinavian design for their home, which meant a bright, open and airy look that maximised natural sunlight.

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Not wanting the television to be the centre of the living room, the owners got their interior designers to create a solid wood feature that could hide it away.

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Using a neutral colour scheme of warm natural wood, white and black, Icon Interior Design designed the 1,787sqf apartment to be the perfect setting for the owners’ collection of mid-century modern Danish furniture and lights.

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The interior designers also had the bar flexibly designed to be displayed or hidden whenever the owners pleased.

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The bi-fold doors of the kitchen let in plenty of light, making spaces appear larger and more airy.

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The kitchen backsplash was retiled in white subway tiles to cohere with the home’s overall colour scheme.

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The dining area is illuminated by natural light streaming through the glass doors of the study. 

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The wooden mid-century dining set complements the solid wood feature in the living room. 

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An all-white bathroom risks looking clinical, but this home manages to steer clear with a brass-toned bulb and wooden washbasin cabinet. 

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An uncluttered bedroom makes it optimal for rest. 

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Visually distinct flooring separates the walk-in wardrobe from the wet area of the bathroom. The renovation of this resale unit, which involved hacking, wiring, piping, tiling and carpentry work, cost approximately $148,000. 

Photos by Icon Interior Design.