Add to ORKGInternational audienceBased on ethnographic observations and interviews in cafés in Copenhagen, and online descriptions in which users review their experience of cafés, this paper focuses on how materiality and sociality inter-relate to constitute a relaxed, pleasant sense of atmosphere: that which in Denmark as known as "hygge". Specific attention is given to material structures and social practices that create a sense of interiority
Abstract: Café society is something that many of us as customers and/or social theorists take for g...
Even though agreeing on the impossibility of formulating univocal models or identifying ideal dwelli...
The 2008 financial crisis has left traces in the built environment of Copenhagen like many other pla...
International audienceBased on ethnographic observations and interviews in cafés in Copenhagen, and ...
The atmosphere of coziness, or “hygge” as it is referred to in Denmark, gives certain places such as...
Comparative research on the relationship between everyday spaces of consumption and cultural metacon...
Hygge is a real philosophy of life in Copenaghen that reflects on collective behaviours and has an i...
The article comments on the amazing enthusiasm generated by the now popularised concept of “hygge” f...
In today\u2019s world, due to the radical rise in mobility and mobile lifestyles, the meanings and e...
The eighteenth century saw the slow but steady rise of the middling classes to their nineteenth cent...
This paper addresses the current emphasis on interiority in the discipline of interior design with a...
The text is dedicated to the issue of material imprints of the culture and the current state of the ...
Within media and communications studies, questions of taste have often been associated with the dich...
How are places and material surroundings ascribed with meaning when new residential neighbourhoods a...
International audienceThis paper explores how two notions of atmosphere - a climatic and an experien...
Abstract: Café society is something that many of us as customers and/or social theorists take for g...
Even though agreeing on the impossibility of formulating univocal models or identifying ideal dwelli...
The 2008 financial crisis has left traces in the built environment of Copenhagen like many other pla...
International audienceBased on ethnographic observations and interviews in cafés in Copenhagen, and ...
The atmosphere of coziness, or “hygge” as it is referred to in Denmark, gives certain places such as...
Comparative research on the relationship between everyday spaces of consumption and cultural metacon...
Hygge is a real philosophy of life in Copenaghen that reflects on collective behaviours and has an i...
The article comments on the amazing enthusiasm generated by the now popularised concept of “hygge” f...
In today\u2019s world, due to the radical rise in mobility and mobile lifestyles, the meanings and e...
The eighteenth century saw the slow but steady rise of the middling classes to their nineteenth cent...
This paper addresses the current emphasis on interiority in the discipline of interior design with a...
The text is dedicated to the issue of material imprints of the culture and the current state of the ...
Within media and communications studies, questions of taste have often been associated with the dich...
How are places and material surroundings ascribed with meaning when new residential neighbourhoods a...
International audienceThis paper explores how two notions of atmosphere - a climatic and an experien...
Abstract: Café society is something that many of us as customers and/or social theorists take for g...
Even though agreeing on the impossibility of formulating univocal models or identifying ideal dwelli...
The 2008 financial crisis has left traces in the built environment of Copenhagen like many other pla...