THE PHILOSOPHY OF "GJEGE" FOR HOME DECORATING

To start with, having a comfortable home environment for relaxation regardless of aesthetics is very important. Since one of the rules of gjeges is to live outside the home, this applies to all areas both internal and external. The perfect combination of comfort and convenience has a name in the Danish language. Gjeges is a state that implies disconnecting from external stress and cozy positioning with a warm drink and your favorite blanket.

Planning weekends in the kitchen or relaxing on the terrace under starry skies — examples of activities that will help you detach from constant connectivity and bring you closer to reality. Other secrets of gjeges decorating include creating pleasant zones around you, which can be done with soft blankets, properly set lighting and nature-inspired flowers.

GJEGE DECORATING PHILOSOPHIES

As we have established, the ideology of gjeges rejects excessive connectivity, so bedrooms should be a place free from phones, computers and TVs, fully dedicated to relaxing the body and spirit. Using indoor plants that purify the air is one of the simplest ways to create a calm and cozy atmosphere.

With this Scandinavian mindset, scents set the tone for creating a warm ambiance in your home. The wonderful warmth from candles is another advantage of using aromatic candles. Your home will look quite luxurious if you choose the right scent, and it will also help you relax and escape stress.

Candles are a great way to add winter aromas, especially musky scents reminiscent of cinnamon, ginger or cloves. Candles also create pleasant soft natural lighting in the evening, something few other things can achieve. Why not make four different scented diffusers by hand?

When discussing color schemes, it's important to remember that using natural tones will help create a calming atmosphere in your home. Darker colors such as deep greens will surround you and add depth and a sense of coziness to the room. Using these warm, saturated colors can create a comfortable refuge from cold conditions. The colors and textures you surround yourself with strongly influence the mood of space. Warm winter interiors will call for earthy beiges, forest greens and claret reds.

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