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

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Considering that Scandinavian nations like Finland and Denmark are always rated among the happiest countries in the world, we ...

In Denmark, they have hygge. In Sweden, it’s lagom. In Japan, wabi-sabi. It seems every country has their own phrase for cosy and in Ireland, that word is teolaí, a term that translates as “warmth”.

"Placed thoughtfully, ceramic houses help create a sense of refuge and comfort, reminding us that home is where life slows, and presence deepens," she says. If you want to make your home feel extra ...

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

Whether you’re drawn to the clean lines of Scandinavian oak or the rich depth of walnut, incorporating wood with intention ...

Søstrene Grene's new range takes a metaphorical view of the home, inviting customers to see their interiors as a canvas and ...

Don't blow out your entire decor budget: These are the new Hobby Lobby finds that look just like Pottery Barn and West Elm.

It's hard to imagine that we're now looking back on the design trends of the 2010s. Here are some of the trends from 15 years ago that we won't be returning to.

An Airbnb that looks like a Scandinavian tea house is hiding in small-town Maine, and it makes the perfect cozy escape.

Social media says 2026 is the new 2016, so we are taking a look back at what interior design trends looked like 10 years ago to get an idea of what's in store.