Hygee (pronounced hoo-gha) is the latest Danish lifestyle trend taking the world by storm. Hygge doesn’t have a direct or literal translation but comes from the Norwegian word meaning “wellbeing”. Hygge is a concept promoting togetherness, relaxation and feeling warm, sheltered and cosy during the long and dark winters.
Modern rugs have gathered some top tips to naturally weave in a Hygge way of thinking into your daily life, whenever and wherever you will be. When at home, many Danes will disconnect from the world switching off their phones, slipping into a woolly jumper with a hot drink or on a shaggy or fluffy rug.
But the Scandi style isn’t just for wrapping up in a blanket near fire at home. Hygge is concept that can transcend space and can be applied to the workplace, outdoors or spending time with friends.
In the workplace, don’t be afraid to spruce up your desk with pictures that will make you reminisce found memories and smile. Ditch the tightly fitted or formal clothes, instead opt for clothes which you feel most comfortable in and keep you warm and snuggly in.
Whether you’re with friends or colleagues Food and Friends are important elements of Hygge. Parties and gatherings don’t have to be loud bombastic events. A chilled and laid back hygge influenced get-together may be the perfect answer for this winter. You can just make some mulled wine and prepare a little feast of snacks. Or just grab a table at a quiet local restaurant with dim lighting.
Find out more useful tips in this infographic below to how to live more relaxed and Danish way of life.
Infographic by: www.modern-rugs.co.uk
Modern rugs have gathered some top tips to naturally weave in a Hygge way of thinking into your daily life, whenever and wherever you will be. When at home, many Danes will disconnect from the world switching off their phones, slipping into a woolly jumper with a hot drink or on a shaggy or fluffy rug.
In the workplace, don’t be afraid to spruce up your desk with pictures that will make you reminisce found memories and smile. Ditch the tightly fitted or formal clothes, instead opt for clothes which you feel most comfortable in and keep you warm and snuggly in.
Whether you’re with friends or colleagues Food and Friends are important elements of Hygge. Parties and gatherings don’t have to be loud bombastic events. A chilled and laid back hygge influenced get-together may be the perfect answer for this winter. You can just make some mulled wine and prepare a little feast of snacks. Or just grab a table at a quiet local restaurant with dim lighting.
Find out more useful tips in this infographic below to how to live more relaxed and Danish way of life.
Infographic by: www.modern-rugs.co.uk
