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The hygge style
Furnishing ideas for Danish cosinessHygge means well-being and cosiness. This old Norse word has found a new meaning in Denmark: It stands for an attitude to life that focuses on cosiness and relaxed moments. Hygge is more than just an interior design style - it is the art of creating a cosy atmosphere and enjoying being together. Light plays a decisive role here: warm, soft light sources and indirect lighting create an inviting ambience for relaxation and well-being.
The basics of the hygge style
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Anyone who furnishes their home in a really hygge style is not only looking for an attractive, cosy interior, but also a temple of relaxation and slowing down. A real hygge feeling is created with a positive, happy attitude to life in a cosy, feel-good environment.
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Simplicity, closeness to nature and cosiness are the pillars of the Hygge Home: a successful combination of minimalism and natural chic. The Scandinavian lifestyle can be lived harmoniously at home with friends and family and furnishing means more than just a sense of style.
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As far as the colours in the home are concerned, brown and beige tones provide the overall look, peppered with colourful highlights in rich or pastel shades as well as black and white. When it comes to materials, wood, cotton and linen are must-haves in the hygge furnishing style - as are all other natural materials. This is how you live in pure Danish cosiness!
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The right lighting is the key to a hygge home. Warm white light with a colour temperature of around 2,700 Kelvin creates a particularly cosy atmosphere. For even softer lighting accents, LED candles or decorative lights with light colours up to 2,400 Kelvin are ideal for atmospheric corners and an inviting reading corner.
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The magic of the right lighting in hygge style
Warm, diffuse and indirect light is at the heart of the hygge feeling, because it influences our mood and well-being, grounds us and lets us recharge our batteries. In the cosy warm glow of Scandinavian lamps, we come to rest - alone or with our loved ones. The right mix of light sources creates the perfect hygge look: from pendant lights with fabric shades to table lamps with wooden elements, rounded off with decorative lights and flickering LED candles. Tip: The lighting ensemble should be arranged in such a way that the daylight entering the room as a natural light source is perfectly complemented by all artificial light sources.
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Hygge-style decoration and atmosphere
A hygge home is like a warm hug - and the right decorations make all the difference! The best tips from Denmark, the land of hygge: cosy cushions and soft blankets invite you to snuggle up, while fluffy rugs and green plants create a cosy base. Soft light, whether from dimmable lamps or flickering candles, creates a harmonious interplay that turns your rooms into a favourite place. Personal touches such as framed photos or favourite books round off the look and make your home really hygge!
Realising hygge style at home: Furnishing ideas and inspiration
The right tips and tricks make it easy to create a hygge ambience at home and not only add flair to your living space, but also create a cosy hygge bedroom:
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Indirect light that gently illuminates the walls and, depending on the design, creates a play of light is part of the Danish furnishing flair. Hygge lamps also include wooden lamps, paper lamps floor lamps for the reading corner and classic candles with wick or LED. All these lighting ideas bring you one step closer to hygge cosiness.
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To fully experience the Danish living atmosphere, the wall colour, furniture, decorative accessories and lighting should form a cosy symbiosis. Rule of thumb: less is more. Vase, lamp & co. should have room to work. We also feel relaxed when the eye is not distracted by too many details.
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Accessories and atmospheric light sources are a must when it comes to decorating and designing in a hygge ambience. In addition to candlelight and scented candles, the Scandinavian decoration checklist also includes decorative lighting, rugs, cushions, vases, cups, bowls, flowers and green plants.
Hygge and the seasons: Light and mood through the seasons
The hygge lifestyle brings lightness and happiness into your home. A flexibly adapted lighting concept for the whole year underlines the culture of cosy simplicity, atmospheric details and the gift of enjoying the moment - regardless of whether it is snowing or the terrace is calling on balmy summer evenings.
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With cosy textiles, warm wood tones and soft lighting, you can transform your home into a hygge winter oasis. A fireplace, cosy blankets, soft cushions and hygge lamps with warm white light create an atmosphere that radiates a sense of security and safety. When snow falls, every winter evening becomes the perfect feel-good moment.
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Light fabrics, bright colours and soft, natural materials bring the lightness of summer into your home and garden. Subtle wooden details, warm, soft fabrics made of linen and jute, soft, diffuse lighting and well-dosed hygge decorations create a relaxed atmosphere. So you can enjoy summery hygge moments full of naturalness.
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Tips for a hygge atmosphere in everyday life
Hygge is the art of filling everyday life with small moments of cosiness. With warm light that adapts to your daily routine, you can create a harmonious environment that promotes peace and well-being. Enjoy relaxing rituals in your hygge living room or spend hygge hours with family and friends - whether it's cooking together, a yoga class in your own home or a cosy evening by candlelight. This makes every day a little happier.
Hygge style as the key to well-being and happiness
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The hygge style is both a living style and a lifestyle. It brings Scandinavian cosiness and well-being into your home. With warm light, for example Scandinavian table lamps, natural materials such as wood and linen and soft textiles such as cushions and blankets, you can create a harmonious atmosphere that promotes cosiness and relaxation. Whether in the living room, bedroom or garden - hygge combines simplicity and style to create a lifestyle that makes every day a little happier. Let yourself be inspired and create your own personal hygge oasis!
Five extra feel-good tips for even more hygge in everyday life
Excessive possessions and overcrowded homes can be stressful. So out with everything that is not needed and has no fixed place.
Looking at old photo albums together, brewing a chai tea or cooking your favourite meal - all these things contribute to a feeling of security.
A pleasant fragrance fills the room with fresh flowers or essential oils that gently evaporate in an aroma lamp with a tea light or an ultrasonic diffuser.
Digital detox is the keyword when it comes to calming down and going through life more mindfully - the foundation of the hygge lifestyle.
Pleasant lighting is not the only thing that counts. Good indoor air through regular ventilation and lots of green plants are also called for.
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