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The Scandinavian lifestyle prioritizes creating a feeling of coziness in our hygge home, cultivating a rich family life, developing deep friendships, and nurturing ourselves. Overview: Research and suggestions on how turn your house into a home, with a Hygge (Danish way of life) influence. The thematic chapters, covering everything from cozy decor to cultivating a mindful ambiance, are a treasure trove of ideas. The inclusion of relatable stories and practical tips makes the concepts of hygge feel approachable, turning the pursuit of a happy home into an enjoyable and fulfilling endeavor.
People were passionate about plants in 2020, and that trend will likely continue in the coming year. You can choose herbs, flowers, tropical plants, or succulents to feature in cute planters. Another idea is to have one of those “Free Library” stands in front of your hygge home. It’s a book exchange for your entire neighborhood to enjoy. One of my neighbors in my last neighborhood made one, and it had frequent visitors! Also – become a ‘student of architecture happiness’. Start to be mindful of how different spaces make you feel. Hygge is all about the atmosphere you create with people, and it can happen anywhere, any time, so don’t just deserve it for your home.”
There are so many bushes and plants surrounding the house, and I haven’t had the time to figure out what each plant is and what they would look like through the changing seasons.
They are items you have in your hygge home that leave you feeling pampered. We all deserve to be spoiled. Often we forget to give ourselves those simple indulgences. The Hygge Home will teach us all how to create a much-needed cozy safe space in our homes into which we can retreat to escape the tough things going on in the outside world. Meik will explore the size of our spaces, the way we decorate our homes, the amount of natural light coming in, how much access to green space we have and how we can extend these design principles from inside our homes to our neighbourhoods and beyond. That’s not possible for everyone. I don’t have an office at home or a spare room so after I finish work, I store my laptop away and it’s out of sight. Books, for me, are a home. Books don’t make a home – they are one, in the sense that just as you do with a door, you open a book, and you go inside. Inside there is a different kind of time and a different kind of space.” Jeanette Winterson, Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal The Danish adopted the word as their own, and they embody the hygge lifestyle. Danes are among the happiest people in the world, and they attribute their happiness in part to hygge. Danish homes are part of that lifestyle.
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You can take bits and pieces of what you love in other people’s homes and weave them into the perfect recipe for a happy hygge home. I know someone that likes to collect whimsical sculpture pieces. She likes to have at least one piece in every room. Since you found this article on how to add hygge to your home, I’m guessing you like all things cozy living. I created a Facebook groupcalled Creating a Cozy Lifewith over 64,000 like-minded souls.
Prize is My Hygge Home book, Hillesley candle, a set of Holwell Mugs, and an Ink Framlingham Throw. One easy way to eat healthier food that you’re excited about is to shop local! If you have a farmers market near you, you can buy fresh and flavorful produce and incorporate that into your diet. I’m looking for the perfect curtains to switch them out within the winter months. I want curtains that look a little heavier, like velvet. It might take me years to find the right pair, but I’m ok with that because decorating a hygge home is a process. A simple way to add some calmness to your life is to eat a meal without looking at your phone. So many of us are guilty of eating lunch while scrolling on our phones or watching something on TV. And that can be fine in moderation! But once in a while, try eating while focusing entirely on your meal.Adding vintage thrifted elements or heirlooms from your own family’s collection is an easy way to not only add personality to your space, but it also can be a way to bring in those cherished antiques that make you smile when you see them. Hygge is what turns a house into a home. It is about connecting with loved ones. Interestingly, when you ask people in the UK what turns a house into a home, they mention laughter, the smell of food cooking, dinners, love, belonging and happiness – not things. So invite friends and family over for dinner. In my last home, I used three vintage pillowcases folded in half on a curtain rod as my hygge kitchen window’s valance.
In all sorts of ways. One study of kids who were born around the year 2000, and followed over time showed that if children had a TV in their bedroom at the age of seven had a 25% risk of obesity by the time they were 11. That’s just one simple change on how a room is decorated, which impacts on wellbeing. Plants have a big impact on how a room feels. There is research that shows that that a large number of plants can purify the air we breathe, especially spider plants, Boston ferns and ficus trees. Caring for plants is also shown to reduce stress and boost your mood because it allows you to focus on something natural, away from a screen but also experience the rewards of caring for something that you can watch flourish.Enter My Hygge Home. I started reading this and couldn’t put it down and finished it in a single afternoon. It’s easy to read, and full of really lovely photos. (My personal favourite is a cat curled up catching a nap in a ray of sunlight.)
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