9 Ways to Hygge up Your House | Victoria Jiju



As the weather becomes chillier you may feel more inclined to make your environment warmer, cozier and ultimatley more inviting. With this in mind, I would like to introduce you to the concept of Hygge. 


What is Hygge? 
Hygge is originally a Danish concept of acknowledging moments of coziness regardless of your surroundings and who you are with. 

Arguably, there are ways to make your space a little more susceptible to creating these moments more regularly. Although, it is very likely you have already experience Hygge within your life and therefore may not need to change a thing. Regardless, here are 9 ways you can make your environment cozier this Autumn/Winter.


1. Candles
Add candles around your home that you can light in the evening, there's something about candlelight, it creates a calming, cozy atmosphere that helps you feel more relaxed and at peace. 

2. Throws and Blankets
 Pop throws and Blankets around your home. Feeling warm and snuggling up will definitely create the Hygge lifestyle.
 
3. Warm Drinks 
Any warm Drinks that you like from tea, coffee, or hot chocolate will keep you warm during the colder weather. 

4. A Good Book
Buy a new book with all the cozy feels, that takes you to a environment of pure comfort. Do some research and find the perfect autumn/winter books to give you that comfy feel.


5.Fairy Lights 
Most of us have some, so get your fairy lights out of storage and display them in area you frequent a lot. As the sun goes down switch them on a alongside your candles for a snug environment. 

6. Hearty Foods
We all have our firm favourites when it comes to food. Often as the seasons change so do our food preferences. Opting for more filling warm food will help you feel more warm and cozy creating the perfect hygge moments. Why not try some soups, stews or cassoroles. 


7. Sit by the fire 
If you're lucky enough to have a fireplace in your house, make use of it. There is no greater feeling than coming in from a chilly walk and putting the fire on to warm up.

8.cozy outfits 
Wrap up in cozy jumpers, blanket scarfs and autumnal boots. Nothing will make you feel more cozy than dressing for the season.

9.Bring the Outdoors, Indoors
Add plants, foliage and flowers to your home mixed with candels and fairy light your home should be the perfect environment to experience thee most cozy moments. 

So there you have 9 ways you can make your home and lifestyle a little more hygge friendly. What else do you do to feel super cozy and comfortable at home? 



Comments

  1. MeganOctober 6, 2020 at 5:20 PM

    So cute! I love the idea of hygge, especially during the fall (:

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