A Christmas glimpse inside a Swedish home

Cosy corner at Niki Brantmarks home with the STUGA Scented Candle.

The beautiful Swedish home of Niki Brantmark, who is hosting the blog MyScandinavianHome, is now covered in seasonal fabrics, greenery, scents, and light. She shared this with us in her latest blog post.

She captures the warmth of the season as she tells “ it’s the darkest time of the year, and even the daylight has a certain rawness to it. I think that’s one of the reasons I love Christmas so much—it gives the perfect excuse to create a truly cosy home filled with greenery from the season and all the wonderful scents of Christmas.“

The corner is filled with the scent notes of STUGA.

Niki describes her favourite corner as the spot everyone naturally gravitates toward. It’s where she enjoys her morning coffee while watching the sunrise, where her husband often plays the guitar, and where her daughters relax. Currently, the space is filled with the fragrance of cabin life, the STUGA Scented Candle.

She unwraps the story of how “Swedes are masters at adapting their home for the season. In winter, it's all about the cosy blankets, sheepskins and bringing plenty of greenery indoors - and I'm here for it!“ 

Perfect for under the Christmas tree, the Yuletide Giftset is an ideal gift for this festive season.

Niki explains a festive tale of how “Swedish tradition has it that Tomten (Father Christmas) brings all the presents in a sack over his shoulder during the afternoon (unfortunately, one family member always seems to miss him—usually when they’ve popped out to buy a newspaper at the most inconvenient moment!). In the meantime, a few presents are already wrapped and waiting for Tomten to collect.” 

Her recommendation for a wonderful present is the Yuletide gift set “for anyone who would love to bring the scent of a Scandinavian Christmas into their home.” 

Bring the Scandinavian forest into your home with the SKOG diffuser.

Her husbands all-time favorite is the gentle smell of the Scandinavian boreal forest with the special edition SKOG candle and scent diffuser. “It really comes into its own at Christmas (especially if you have a non-smelling tree).” 



Read the full blog post by Niki on her blog My Scandinavian Home, and don’t forget to check out her lovely Instagram profile @myscandinavianhome.



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