The Best Pieces To Turn Your Home Into A Hygge Paradise
From the cosiest cushions to the softest of furnishings, get into the Scandi mindset and add these home-making accessories to your abode now
When you live in a cold country, you haven't really got a lot of choice but to become an expert in the art of cozy. That's essentially what the Danish concept of "hygge" is all about, and it's applicable to any country that's going through a chilly Winter. So stay inside with a book, a blanket and a cup of cocoa, and take notes on how to make nights in the best they can be.
Amara
Alessi - The Five Seasons Scented Candle - Brrr
£32.00
Light The Candles
Nothing sets the scene like candles when you're trying to create a cozy atmosphere. The Alessi Five Seasons Scented Candles come in Hmm, Grrr, Ahhh, Brrr and Shhh, each with a gorgeous blend of natural smells to reflect a different time of the year. With any of these, you can do hygge all year round.
£0.00
Go Cushion Crazy
An easy way to introduce a cosier atmosphere to your home is with mismatched scatter cushions. It's a great way to reflect your personality if your decor is otherwise fairly matching, and the more cushions you have the comfier you'll be when you're curled up with a book or a boxset.
Wayfair
Kathrin Blanket
£96.99
Invest In Your Comfort
Few things are more satisfying than curling up under a faux fur blanket and really feeling like you're at a snug little ski lodge. Or you can just use it as a stylish throw or bedspread. The Kathryn blanket is so plush though that you'll be physically unable to detach yourself once you lay your hands on it.
Marks & Spencer
Oslo Teapot
£19.50
Pour The Tea
One of the most important parts of the hygge lifestyle is drinking hot drinks. It really is the best way to keep warm, and you don't even need to get up from the sofa to pour yourself another with this Scandinavian style teapot from Marks & Spencer. Special technology reduces the porous nature of the ceramic meaning it'll feel brand new for longer which is just a bonus.