Hygge is a Danish concept of coziness and comfort. Coming from a country that’s consistently ranked among the world’s happiest countries, it’s no wonder that hygge is a popular concept used in bathroom remodels and other home remodeling projects. In this blog post, bathroom and kitchen remodeling company DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Southeast Florida shares a quick guide to incorporating hygge into your bathroom remodel.
The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs website explains that hygge is essentially about “taking time away from the daily rush to be together with the people you care about – or even by yourself – to relax and enjoy life’s quieter pleasures.” The concept of hygge has been widely used in product and film production design, among others.
Hygge Elements in a Bathroom
A hygge bathroom should evoke warmth and comfort the moment you step in — to use a now-common expression, your bathroom should provide a spa-like experience. Since the degree of coziness varies from person to person, a hygge bathroom can give you a greater latitude with your bathroom design. The following are some common design elements to get you started on your bathroom remodeling:
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