Hygge means creating a warm atmosphere and enjoying the good things in life with good people. It’s acknowledging a feeling or moment, whether alone or with friends, at home or out, ordinary or extraordinary as cozy, charming or special. Feeling cozy is especially important in winter, on cold days with long nights, low temperatures, pale colors and lack of sunshine. That’s why today we are offering you some tips to decorate your home for coming Christmas in hygge way. How to create a welcoming ambience that lets you feel cozy at once? Here are some ideas.
Decor
Typically, Christmas is a little too cold to spend a lot of time outdoors. That’s why it is essential to bring outdoors indoors, which is a characteristic feature of cozy hygge decor. Go natural! Pinecones, evergreens, wood, berries and fruits are welcome to make your home feel like hygge Christmas.
Hygge is using what you have, anyone can create a hygge Christmas without spending a dime. Look for some DIYs on the web and repeat some tutorials to make your home decor more personalized and welcoming. Also making something in your home is the action of hygge, make some cookies, bake some cupcakes and share them with loved ones!
Don’t stage your home. Avoid formal spaces like a dining room and rock something cozy instead, for example, a cute little dining nook in the kitchen. Make your home decor and spaces more practical for more harmony, change the unused and awkward spaces and fill each of them with life and love.
Moss, candles, bulbs, a fireplace and a simple evergreen wreath create a cozy space with a touch of nature.
DIY not only decor but also some food and drinks, which is also a hygge action.
A garland of dried citrus and pinecones is a simple DIY idea to make your space more hygge.
Create a cozy dining nook in your kitchen instead of making a formal dining room where nobody will eat.
Natural evergreen garlands and a matching table runner plus wooden candle holders are great for a hygge space.
Coordinate your indoor and outdoor decor, rock evergreens and a dried herb wreath to make your outdoor space hygge, too.
Decorate your mantel with fresh greenery, berries, vines and branches and add candles for a magical feel.
A hygge-inspired Christmas table setting with an evergreen garland, pinecones, nuts and black candles.
Lights
First of all, avoid turning on that glaring overhead light and rocking too much light on the whole – a cozy and relaxing space is usually about some gleaming light. Don’t limit the lights to just your big Christmas tree: think outside of the box and put twinkle lights in a bookcase or around a window. And consider leaving a few twinkle lights well into January for a mood booster and hygge well after Christmas is over. If you have a fireplace, it’s gonna be another cool and cozy light source.
Light up your candles and go for scented ones, too! Candles will help to create a mood and an ambience, use them for your tablescapes, too. DIY some candles if you want adding your favorite winter scents to them, it’s very hygge-like.
Candles in soft grey covered with cinnamon sticks and displayed with evergreens are veyr hygge like.
A bedroom lit up only with a Christmas tree with lights and a string of lights for more coziness.
Some twinkle lights over your space are right what you need to cozy up the space.
Create a cozy reading nook by the window and if natural light isn't enough, add LEDs.
A fireplace with additional candles and lanterns around are enough to give your space cozy light.
Candles paired with lights create a hygge ambience at once, you won't need much.
DIY some Christmas scented candles to fill the space with adorable holiday aromas.
Fabrics
Bring in cozy materials, hygge Christmas is sweaters, fur and all things soft! Rock knit and faux fur throws, pillows, rugs and even cover the base of your tree with them. you may also go creative rocking faux fur wreaths and ornaments or knitting them for your home. Enjoy your hygge Christmas!
Faux fur and knit blankets are amazing for creating a soft and welcoming space with a hygge feel.
A faux fur rug and cable knit pillows are amazing to create a little cozy nook by the fireplace.
Cover a usual bench with faux fur to make it cozier and more comfortable.
You may easily cozy up all your furniture adding faux fur to various items.
Knit blankets with large tassels and a cozy faux fur rug make your bedroom welcoming and inviting.
A super cozy nook with a large lounger with fabric and knit pillows, knit blankets and fabric throws.
If you feel like crafting, DIY some cozy fabric, crochet and knit throws for your hygge holidays.
