Hi Mau, there have been a few people asking where they can get the slatted doors from. Unfortunately I don’t know, these might be custom made. If I see anything similar I’ll put a post out!
Hi Chloe
You cannot “make” your room hygge. It is like making your room cosiness. But you can create “hygge” IN your room.
Also, hygge is both danish and norwegian. Although the norwegians use the word slightly different
Hi there Rita, Yes I get what you’re saying. That was my intention of the post how to make your room “more cozy”. I’m not sure if you read the post or not but I did also mention that hygge is Danish from Norwegian origin.
Hi Chloe, I don’t know where in the world you are situated, but I love your pictures! I have especially, fallen in love with the big gray seating cushions around the outdoor fire pit, that you have posted in June 2020! Do you know if these cushions can be bought somewhere in Nothern Europe/Scandinavia?
You posted an outdoor photo from Modern Garden on June 8th and I have been trying to find the name of the plants in the right side planter and none of my local nurseries know the name. Is there a resource to reach out to or do you know the name of the plant? I appreciate whatever help you can give me.
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7 Comments
Mau
25th November 2020 at 05:41Hi, thank you for the inspiration! I love the Slated wooden doors as closet door idea! . Where may I purchase slated wooden doors ?
Thank you , Mau
chloedominik
25th November 2020 at 11:08Hi Mau, there have been a few people asking where they can get the slatted doors from. Unfortunately I don’t know, these might be custom made. If I see anything similar I’ll put a post out!
Rita
24th November 2020 at 06:49Hi Chloe
You cannot “make” your room hygge. It is like making your room cosiness. But you can create “hygge” IN your room.
Also, hygge is both danish and norwegian. Although the norwegians use the word slightly different
chloedominik
24th November 2020 at 22:32Hi there Rita, Yes I get what you’re saying. That was my intention of the post how to make your room “more cozy”. I’m not sure if you read the post or not but I did also mention that hygge is Danish from Norwegian origin.
Benedicte Sebbelov
23rd November 2020 at 12:00Hi Chloe, I don’t know where in the world you are situated, but I love your pictures! I have especially, fallen in love with the big gray seating cushions around the outdoor fire pit, that you have posted in June 2020! Do you know if these cushions can be bought somewhere in Nothern Europe/Scandinavia?
Steve Nusinow
18th November 2020 at 22:02Hi Chloe,
You posted an outdoor photo from Modern Garden on June 8th and I have been trying to find the name of the plants in the right side planter and none of my local nurseries know the name. Is there a resource to reach out to or do you know the name of the plant? I appreciate whatever help you can give me.
Thanks!
chloedominik
18th November 2020 at 22:45Hi there! Best bet I’ve been told is it could be White Salvia. I hope that helps!