Malin's place is convenient to areas in this quarter of Stockholm.
From a living perspective, here are the good things. There was a dresser with empty drawers that allowed me to unload my suitcase and settle in for the time I was to be there. There was a small refrigerator, two burners and a small stove for modest cooking. There is also a small (about 0.75m) round table with two chairs for working. There was a wide window in both the studio and galley kitchen for looking out. There is also a closet in the entryway to keep coats and winter gear out of your studio area.
There were some challenges that you should be aware of. On the large window, there was a very large plant that kept me from being able to completely close the shades for darkness. If you require pitch black to sleep (and I prefer it darker), you may have to adjust. Also, the shades do not seem wide enough even if the plant were not there to completely shut out light.
There were a couple of mechanical issues in the bathroom: the toilet seat was not secured to the stool although that may be repaired now. Also the sink seems loose from its pedestal.
Lastly, the beds were quite soft. It seems like they are getting to the end of their serviceable life. This made it more challenging to get a good night sleep, especially after traveling across the ocean when time is all messed up anyway.
Overall, with a few changes, this place would be a much better experience for the frequent traveler.