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In the world of self-help and lifestyle books, Petra Börner's "Lagom: The Swedish Art of Living a Balanced, Happy Life" stands out as a beacon of moderation and sustainability. Published by HarperCollins, this book delves into the Swedish philosophy of lagom, a concept that signifies "just the right amount."
The book offers practical guidance on living a life of balance, simplicity, and contentment. It encourages readers to find harmony and purpose by avoiding extremes and appreciating "enough" rather than excess.
While the book does not specify a particular apartment as its centrepoint, it does feature a fascinating home of a Swedish artist, located in a cosy flat in Stockholm. Built in the 1930s, this apartment exudes a charming 'Funkis' aesthetic, with its interior adorned in tones of pink, ochre, and green.
The book's photo credits are still given to Niki Brantmark, Jordam Sanchez, and Gaelle Marcel. For those interested in updates on the book, the Instagram handle @ertmug is the place to be.
For readers in the US and Canada, the book is still by Petra Börner, while the UK version may have slight variations in authorship.
If you're intrigued by this book and want to learn more about the concept of lagom and its practical applications, you can find the book available for purchase or read reviews online. It's a must-read for those seeking a more balanced, happy life.
This book, "Lagom: The Swedish Art of Living a Balanced, Happy Life" by Petra Börner, not only delves into the Swedish philosophy of lagom and offers practical guidance on living a balanced life, but also features a captivating home interior in a cosy Stockholm flat, showcasing the Funkis style with its vibrant color palette. If you're looking for a guide on embracing the concept of lagom and achieving a harmonious lifestyle, this home-and-garden book is a worthy addition to your interior-design library.
