The Danish term hygge doesn't directly translate to a word in English, but it's a popular concept throughout Scandinavian Europe. Often described as a cozy feeling that brings to mind comfort and ...

You can’t pull up your social media feeds these days without seeing some reference to “hygge.” The Danish term — pronounced “hoo-gah” — is nearly as pervasive as pumpkin spice, with applications ...

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Practicing hygge at home means slowing down, being present, and creating a warm atmosphere while enjoying simple pleasures with family and friends.

Every Friday morning, Cynthia Sanford gets to work early. She's not there to sell more mid-century Danish furniture — although that's what shoppers can find at the Kensington, Maryland, branch of ...

You know that experience when you hear a word for the first time and then it suddenly pops up everywhere? And I mean everywhere? That's me with "hygge." Hygge—allegedly pronounced HUGH-GAH, but I have ...

Hygge, Lagom, Mys—three popular home trends from the North. Now, "Coorie" from Scotland joins the ranks, focusing on coziness ...

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Provided by Birch Lane Teak candleholders. This year's shelter magazines, decor retailers and lifestyle mavens are touting "hygge," Scandinavian-style ...

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You can't pull up your social media feeds these days without seeing some reference to "hygge." The Danish term -- pronounced "hoo-gah" -- is nearly as pervasive as pumpkin spice, with applications ...