Hygge, a trend that has gained serious traction stateside this year is nothing new in ski towns. Pronounced “HOO-guh,” hygge is the Danish concept of achieving nirvana levels of coziness—and that’s something that’s definitely worth exploring in these cold and transitional nights during off-season, no? Here's a scene with a few ideas on how to hygge up your own home:

Wayra Shop Peruvian handmade herringbone throw, $349, at Club Monaco, clubmonaco.com

Felted wool petal pouf handmade in India, $395, and antique Persian Bidjar rug, $3,500, at Isberian Rug Company, isberianrugs.com

Genuine tree trunk candles $180, $215, and $255, and Hermès Balcon du Guadalquivir tea set (cup and saucer, $165, sugar bowl with lid, $375, platter, $410, and teapot, $620), all at Amen Wardy, 970-920-7700

Mink pillow brushed with 18k gold, $3,825, and shearling monili bark pillows with gold-plated detailing, $1,340 each, at Brunello Cucinelli, brunellocucinelli.com

Carina double-faced brown and red fringed cashmere throw, $800, at Frette, frette.com

Mongolian sheep pillow, $450, selenite logs, $175 each, cowhide stool with aluminum legs, $550, and large pinecones, $16 each, all at Georgia Brown, bdantiques.com

Sheffield silver cow creamer, $628, Match pewter honey jar with wooden dipper, $194, Vagabond House wooden salad bowl with pewter bird and branch, $138, and AERIN Home Collection 18k gold-plated natural agate coaster set, $245, all at Gorsuch, gorsuch.com

Sugar pinecones at Mountain Flowers of Aspen, mountainflowersofaspen.com

All books at Explore Booksellers, explorebooksellers.com