My Hygge Home: How to Make Home Your Happy Place

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Whereas The Little Book of Hygge: The Danish Way to Live Well had about as much nutritional value as Homer's aforementioned donuts, My Hygge Home: How to Make Home Your Happy Place actually had something of value to say. Creating a hygge home needs lighting, comfortable surroundings (rugs or throws) and light that is adaptable enough to create pools of magic.

This book will help you make your home somewhere you feel comfortable, safe and calm ― Emma Guns --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.

Wiking offers insightful advice on curating genuine habitats for togetherness through treasured textiles plus tactile textures. A gorgeous guide to the Danish art of creating a cosy, happy home from the internationally bestselling author, Meik Wiking. Rather than hyper-focusing on a very narrow and stereotypical (not to mention materialistic) definition of Hygge, this book actually delved into the Science and Psychology of happiness and what one needs to do/change in their life/environment to achieve that elusive state even in the dark depths of the coldest, nastiest winter.

I think one of the best things we can give to our children is an understanding of where we can find joy and well-being without spending money” (128-29). And I was fully prepared to viciously tear into this one as well, much like Homer Simpson would tear into a dozen donuts. Hygge is all about the atmosphere you create with people, and it can happen anywhere, any time, so don’t just deserve it for your home.Some of the advice will be familiar to hygge homemakers, but it can be worth revising why exactly we need to pre-clutter, how companies only want your money and why hygge is a great path to happiness. The mini stories are quite nice but sometimes waffle-some, if you've already read "the little book of hygge" it may seem a little repetitive in the beginning but it goes into more detail.