Everything you need to know about the latest lifestyle trend, lagom.
A special kind of coziness dominated the way we approached the late 2010s. Hygge—a Danish word that conveys that comfortable, fuzzy feeling you get every time you enter a room full of fluffy pillows and blankets—pervaded our lifestyles. I’ve never sipped from so many mugs, purchased so many throws or dreamt of escaping to so many mountain homes. But where the late 2010s were about an excess of comfort, 2020 is about moderation. Enter: the lagom trend.
In case you’re having trouble conceptualizing this enigmatic Swedish concept, we’ve compiled all the lagom pieces you need to jump on this home decor trend. Bendmore Slate Throw Pillow $22.38 buy it With a textured and architectural design rendered in an earthy slate color that hovers between blue and gray, this throw pillow is decidedly neither minimalist nor maximalist. And that makes it the perfect addition to your newly lagom home.
CB2 Hoxton Leather Loveseat $1899 buy it CB2 Hoxton Leather Loveseat We are positively in love with this couch.
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