As we welcome a new year, we often look at the scale. Not the one in your bathroom that tells you how you ate around the holidays, but the internal one that measures the other buckets we carry to a… ...

An interview with the Stockholm based author and photographer Lola Akinmade Åkerström, who believes the Swedish ethos of lagom is what truly defines Scandinavian lifestyle.

Hygge (pronounced "hoo-gah") is a Danish concept that embodies cosiness, warmth, and togetherness. It’s about creating an ...

Lagom is set to be the new Scandinavian philosophy of 2017, ... "If you're new to the concepts, it can initially seem as though hygge and lagom cannot co-exist," she says.

Like hygge, lagom all comes down to self-care. It’s no secret that this generation is busier—and more stressed—than ever. Part of that has to do with having a jam-packed schedule.

So here we are - a new year, a new start, a new Scandinavian lifestyle buzzword. If 2016 was the year of hygge, 2017 is going to be all about Lagom. This time of year is well and truly hygge ...

Still, it's hard not to feel that ikigai - like hygge and lagom - is another sticking plaster we've reached for to help patch over the problems in our lives that run deeper than any buzzword word ...

While Elliot Stocks, the co-editor and creative director of Bristol-based magazine Lagom, said that whereas 'hygge' is a momentary state of bliss, 'lagom' is more of a way of living.