CUSHIONS, CUSHIONS AND MORE CUSHIONS TO CREATE A HYGGE ROOM…

I love knitting and usually have something on the go and with knitted throws and cushions in fashion, it’s easy to knock something up to create warmth in your Hygge room.

I have a lovely book which has some lovely patterns for your home called ‘Simple knits for easy living’, by Erika Knight (see above, available from Amazon) which has superb pictures to inspire you and easy to follow patterns.

There is a brilliant website called Cushions and More, which has patterns and details on every type of cushion you could ever think of, from pincushions to floor cushions. Some of my favourite ones at the moment are –

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This fab knitted one above is for sale on Ebay and is 40cm square, don’ t you just love it?

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These are just amazing and are hand made on Etsy.

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This is another one from Etsy and reminds me of how you can cut up an old jumper and make it into a cushion cover. The pattern is on Pinterest.

Picture of Cushion (pillow) cover from a fringed scarf

Or you could try this one made from a fringed scarf which also is on Pinterest. 

LAST MINUTE HYGGE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS UNDER £15..

Metal Sign ‘ Christmas’ from Fine Nordic for £11.99…

Metal sign ‘All I want for Christmas’ from Fine Nordic £4.79

Feel the love with our new range of #hygge ceramics! Hand-made exclusively for us by Sage ceramics, they are hand-thrown and glazed in the heart of the Sussex countryside by designer Yvonne Kirk, from Hygge Style for £9.99

Wrap yourself up in a blanket and sit by the fire—or Hygge as the Danish call their secret to happiness. The Let’s Hygge gift set is the perfect cocooning companion and will give you a chance to try Løv Organic’s hot, delicious blends: Løvely Break, Løvely Glögg and Almond Rooibos,  £14.36 from Kusmi Tea  

 

BEAUTIFULLY SMALL SPACES HYGGE STYLE…

We all have some small spaces and struggle to know how to fit everything into it that you need. In Beautifully Small, by Sara Emslie embraces the positive aspects of living in small spaces and offers creative design and style solutions to the practical problems associated with limited living space.

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In Chapter 1: Inspiration, Sara draws inspiration from truly tiny spaces such as boats and caravans as well as her own home – a diminutive workman’s cottage in Richmond, London.

In Chapter 2: Elements of Design, she discusses how even the most straightforward planning decisions can be complicated by the constraints of small spaces and suggests clever design solutions.

The third chapter, Elements of Style, explores ideas for making compact interiors work through creative styling and decoration.

In Chapter 4, a series of case studies take a closer look at imaginative treatments for pocket-size interiors, showcasing a variety of tiny spaces including a terraced ‘two-up, two-down’ worker’s cottage, a tiny studio with a clever mezzanine that incorporates a bathroom and a pint-sized coastal hideaway.

Another of her books – Urban Pioneer: Interiors inspired by industrial design. Sara Emslie investigates the practise for transforming non-residential spaces into homes, the key elements of the look – from exposed brickwork to copper piping and metal roof trusses – and the related rise in the popularity of the industrial design. She then explores twelve inspiring and varied real-life homes that showcase the very best of the Urban Pioneer look.

Urban Pioneer: Interiors inspired by industrial design

Lovely books for your coffee table.