People have been talking about “hygge” — the Danish word for coziness or feeling warm, comfortable, and safe — for several ...

This year, I’m trying something new to combat it. My editor told me about hygge, pronounced (hugh-guh) and a Danish expression. To find out more about it I called Kristen Larson, who works at ...

But as stress and uncertainty linger, this year ... a new ritual, like lighting a candle and reflecting on what you’re grateful for before sitting down to dinner. Whatever hygge looks like ...

Since moving here from Arkansas, I’ve been on a quest to understand what New Englanders actually like ... While Danes celebrate hygge year round, they mostly embrace the feeling in the winter ...

A version of this article ran in 2018, but in honor of the start of a new year and a new winter ... Winter is the most hygge time of year and includes everything from the wearing of warm slippers ...

(In the New York Times ... Arctic temperatures in recent weeks. This year, to ward off January’s potential for glumness, I decided to host a hygge party. (The concept of hygge, a Danish ...

Not only did Oxford deem “hygge” one of its Words of the Year, but new publications and books are popping up everywhere, all on the subject of the Danish concept of “cosiness and comfortable ...