Julie Caplin. Small café in Copenhagen (№ 405417)

- It is very difficult to explain what a hügge is to those who are unfamiliar with the long dark months of the Scandinavian winter. And they left an imprint on our national soul. We, as a nation, like our design, it is available to everyone, regardless of class, level of education or wealth. Every Dane knows the names of Arne Jacobsen, Poul Henningsen, Hans Wegner.
- Chairs, light, architecture. Something was designed by these designers in the sixties, but still looks fresh and modern.
- Exactly. And this is reflected in our home. The British, I have heard, say that the house of the Englishman is his fortress, and for us the house is a safe harbor of the hugge. We spend a lot of time, especially in winter, at home. Over the years, our homes have become a place that can be made unique, where you can relax, take care of yourself and others. To give pleasure to those who are dear to you. Friends and family. The evening can begin at six o'clock and last until one o'clock in the morning.