Create Your Cozy

Crescent Chair  //  Photo: Design Collective West

Wrap up the year in cozy surroundings and get inspired for the year to come.
This blog post is filled with everything you need to create a comfy retreat.
​After all, it's the most Hyggelig time of the year!

Laurent Counter Stools  //  Photo: Alice Lane Interiors

Virginia Chair  //  Virginia Ottoman  //  Photo: Kate Singer Home

If you've been around here for a while, you probably know about our love of Hygge, especially as the temperatures drop. If you haven't heard of the Danish term Hygge (pronounced hoo-ga) yet, you've likely already experienced it.

"Hygge is about an atmosphere and an experience, rather than about things. It is about being with the people we love. A feeling of home. A feeling that we are safe, that we are shielded from the world and allow ourselves to let our guard down."
-- Meik Wiking, The Little Book of Hyyge

After the rough year we've experienced, we could all use some extra Hygge this winter season. As we stay in more (due to weather and the pandemic), it's time to create your cozy and savor the simple pleasures in life. Embrace the quiet moments, cuddle up with your pets and loved ones, enjoy hot drinks, dust off those board games, and don't forget to light your candles!

The Little Book of Hygge

Now that you're getting the hang of creating Hyggelig moments,
​let's focus on creating your cozy shelter.

Dorset Chair  //  ​Annsley Interiors

Steele Farm Dining Chair  //  Parker Design Studio

Plush velvets and luxurious wools set the scene for a cozy and comforting oasis. Faux furs and leather-like vinyl, paired with woods, give textural interest and bring natural elements into the home.

Luxury Wool Collection​​  //  Furever Collection  //  Fuzzy Collection  //  Shaggy Collection   //  Furocious Collection 

Cockatoo Chair  //  Kate Marker Interiors

Hudson Dining Table  //  Laurent Dining Chairs  //  Frankel Building Group

"Home is central to life in Denmark. Whereas other countries have a culture of social life predominantly taking place in bars, restaurants, and cafes, Danes prefer hjemmehygge (home hygge)."
​-- Meik Wiking, The Little Book of Hygge

EK Reedy Thunder Coffee Table  //  Hoback Bench 

Robert Sofa  //  Kami Gray Interiors

Dragnet Lounge Chair  //  Photo: Kenneth Cobonpue

"One thing that every home needs is a hyggekrog, which roughly translates as "a nook." It is the place in the room where you love to snuggle up in a blanket, with a book and a cup of tea."
​-- Meik Wiking, The Little Book of Hygge

Hable for Hickory Chair  //  Luca Swivel Chair  //  Frankie Sofa  //  Romeo Lounge Chair  //
​Walmsley Cocktail Table  //  Florence Modular Bookcases

Pindler - Plaid Fabric  // Photo: Max Humphrey

Forest Outdoor Lamps/Sculptures

"While hygge can be an intangible and abstract concept, I do believe that we can use all our senses to detect it. Hygge has a taste, a smell and a texture--and, hopefully, you will start to see all the hygge around."
​-- Meik Wiking, The Little Book of Hygge

Enjoy Your Cozy.