Estúdio Hygge, de Melina Romano para a CASACOR São Paulo 2019. (Denilson Machado)
Being at home, more than ever, has become synonymous with quality of life. Home is where we protect ourselves from external stimuli and find refuge in everything that welcomes us and brings good memories. In Denmark, the term
hygge (pronounced “riuga”) represents this therapeutic relationship of protection and comfort between people and what makes them feel good. Without an exact translation, the word has been incorporated into the world of decoration as a key to well-being. In this concept, the home should be good for the soul of the resident, combining a variety of their favorite objects and being their private temple of happiness. . Different projects at
CASACOR 2019 convey the range of meanings involved in the hygge concept, but two in particular stand out: the
Hygge Studio , by designer Melina Romano for
CASACOR São Paulo , and the
Hygge Room , by the HB Interiores office for the show in
Rio. Great South .
The secret may lie in simple things, such as books, paintings and photographs with high sentimental value, family heirlooms or travel souvenirs, objects that in themselves already carry a story and activate emotional memories. Comfort also lies in the awakening of sensations, that play with the senses, whether through textures with a sensitive touch, which stimulate touch, or vases with spices, herbs and flowers whose scent attracts the sense of smell.
Comfortable and inviting upholstery, with warm coverings in fabrics such as linen and velvet, make the environment visually pleasant, yet simple and cozy. To make your home uncomplicated, opt for finishes that are easy to maintain and clean, such as natural stone, burnt cement and brick. apparent, also preferred for their rustic charm, which references the most traditional houses in the country. In any case, the welcoming home should embrace its resident, providing for all their needs and cultivating a light and happy state.
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