I’m sure you’ve heard of it by now, hygge (pronounced hue-guh), the Danish movement that basically encourages comfort and coziness. It’s flooding the interior design world, and it’s certainly something we can get behind for the whole family and especially for baby. Now just because baby’s crib is supposed to be blanket free doesn’t mean you can’t make the rest of the nursery a super cozy space. Here our ideas for achieving the art of hygge in the nursery.
Layering textures always makes for a cozy space just ready for cuddles.
Eclectic Girl’s Nursery with Pops of Mint
Natural elements, like wood tones and plants, add a warmth to the space.
Baby Viklund’s Cool, Calm and Eclectic Nursery
Here are some items that are sure to add an element of cozy to your nursery. This fabric storage bin gets an additional ounce of cozy from the pom poms adorned on it.
Textured wall hangings add warmth to the space. Add in the fact that you can make this DIY wall hanging yourself and you have the ultimate in nursery coziness.
You’ll make sure baby is cozy by keeping her wrapped snug as a bug in swaddle blankets.
And don’t forget the cuddles, lots and lots of cuddles!
What do you think? Are you as eager to get behind the hygge trend as we are? Hygge in the nursery just seems like a match made in cozy heaven.
