snuggle and feel fuzzy all over. Pare down your Christmas tree Hygge is all about simplicity and authenticity. It’s a way of being, with stillness and honesty at its core. If you’re going for ...

Hygge is a Danish word used to describe feelings of coziness and contentment, aka everything we associate with the holiday season. Fuzzy sweaters, baked goods, and LED candles in the Christmas tree?

With the coldest, hardest winter days upon us, I thought it wise to recommend a few of my favorite hygge objects to help you hole up in fuzzy-wuzzy style until spring is here. Zojirushi is a 99 ...

It’s my first Christmas in Denmark and ... us and I’m overwhelmed by a warm, fuzzy feeling. It’s like It’s A Wonderful Life meets Elf. This is hygge (pronounced hoo-gah) – the Danish ...

The lineup includes the original Fuzzy Friends, plus Fuzzy Hygge and Spooky Fuzzy, as well as Fuzzy Hygge brimming with festive scenes. Meanwhile, the first book in the series entices with ...

The Danish word “hygge” broke into American popular consciousness sometime in 2016, about the time it was shortlisted as Oxford Dictionaries’ word of the year. Since then, hygge has appeared ...

Or does it? Like Trump and Brexit, hygge is definitely not just for Christmas. And like all of those words, a cute and friendly exterior hides unpleasant truths. By Ahmad Beltagui Senior Lecturer ...

In the land of hygge ... Denmark itself is a little fuzzy on the origins of these crafted hearts, which are also made in Norway. Whatever their provenance, the Christmas decorations have been ...

Say Ja to Hygge - described by Hodder as "parody at its very best" - will be released this November in time for Christmas, "authored" by Dr Magnus Olsensen, a fictional professor and "hilarious ...

Among the finalists, though, there was one bit of solace: “hygge,” a Danish term defined ... shares a story about a Christmas Day spent with friends in a woodsy cabin. After a hike in the ...

Contest organizers told Lonely Planet the promotion is to help others find some hygge, and hopefully carry it on into 2018: “Because we value our own time more than ever, all #FindingHygge ...