Tidbits

Do you love waffles? In Scandinavia, there’s a whole day dedicated to celebrating them. March 25 is known as Våffeldagen — or Waffle Day — and it’s the perfect excuse to … read more

January and February are the coldest months for Scandinavian countries. While it’s not always as cold as certain stereotypes imply, the days do get shorter and darker, which also happens in man … read more

It might be a little too early to discuss purchasing the best presents for your loved ones, but when the cold begins to make its way through the cracks of your home, it’s time to start counting … read more

Minimalism gets mistaken for austerity — white walls, empty shelves, nothing on the counter. Scandinavian minimalism isn’t that. It’s about owning fewer things and better ones, so th … read more

For many people who live in snowy or colder climates, skiing is a popular wintertime sport. But before skiing became primarily a recreational activity and competitive sport, it had a long history as … read more