50 Cottagecore Decor Ideas 🌸

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[dantedressage]

I was born in the 60's, raised in the 70's, partied in the 80's and settled down in the 90's. I love the feel, nostalgia and resurgence of what they now call "Cottagecore" but I'm not going to lie.... it hurt a little when you said "I THINK it's called an afghan blanket" - ouch. I'm getting so old! lol

[vaderladyl]

I think this is a lifestyle rather than an aesthetic, that is why it has staying power.

[wendyhoadley]

I feel a bit like I did in the 90’s when ‘Shabby Chic’ became a thing and my home decor became trendy! Thirty years later it’s happening again.

Always a nice decade when my four-poster bed frame is a desirable item once more.

[Sinthecity]

I fully believe in cottagecore for spring/summer and dark academia for fall winter so this is perfect

[corvuscorax]

I grew up in the '70s and '80s. Yep, I'm ancient 😆
My parents weren't cottage core. However, accordion peg wall-hangers, wall shelves with hooks, doilies, cafe curtains in the kitchen, copper "display pans" and molds hanging on the walls in the kitchen, philodendron (everywhere), afghan blankets (everywhere), and baskets (for everything), were things I grew up with in every apartment and house we lived in.


I'm not really into cottage core, but thank you for the nostalgia :)

[ayanabeads]

Country and cottage decoration has been a thing since the 80s. I grew up with my Mom’s country decor magazines and books, the various style were Southern, Vintage, Cottage, French, Victorian, Nautical, and even Western. There are magazine publications for all the above. I love the coziness, the grounded feeling. Except dried flowers, they eventually fall apart or gather dust and can’t be easily cleaned.

[anilori]

❤ Nostalgia for me. I grew up with this as a British Subject. I've introduced my granddaughters to the heirloom pieces that I inherited. I incorporate lace, crochet, tatting, gingham, any old but beautiful thing into my decor. For years I had no one in my circle who appreciated this style. It's wonderful to see young people enjoying and appreciating the beauty, craftsmanship and sheer talent.

[Irelynspets]

I love cottage core because it blinds a lot of my favorite things together like nature animals outdoors and old looking I l just hope I can make my bedroom look like this one day! 🧊🪶🦋🌸🍃🍂🍄🪵

[Financiallyfreeauthor]

I’m only 42 but I’m an old lady at heart and always have been. I’ve crocheted my own lace doilies for all over the house

[KemiZaki]

I love this kind of content. You're always so well informed and the ideas you put together are so inspiring. Also, loving your clothes. Thank you for the video! 💕

[tammiegleaves]

Grandmacore is now also a big trnd, and i love it because i started with it and almost 50 years later, i still have it.

[shockmike]

Listen I'm not interested in interior design at all, but you are so entertaining that I watch anyway. You're absolutely gorgeous, seems like you have a great personality, and your passion for this is infectious. All that adds up to a combination that I love watching even though I wouldn't really be interested otherwise. Wish you the best of luck as your channel grows, I'll keep on watching!

[lovelife]

I actually have old plates with the hangers from my grandmother in storage.

[fireflythinking]

Thank you for all the inspiration... The wisteria on the ceiling is speaking to my soul... Now I want fake flowers in my bedroom 🍀

[marianneblack]

I adore all of this. I love my DA room but for spring and summer time I'm always so tempted to make it cottage core! My dream would be to have a cottage core kitchen but I can't right now...thank you for making me dream! ❤ (Also your corset and blouse...woaw!!)

[Financiallyfreeauthor]

I’ve done more than half of these lol. But the bedsheet as wall paper is amazing. Never thought of that!

[Botanicbooknest]

I was so happy to see that I my home already has a lot of the items you mentioned! I wasn't sure that my cottage core loving heart showed in my space but now I know that it must 🥰 I also got a lot of new ideas that I can't wait to get started on. Thank you so much 💕 btw I love the corset you're wearing!

[christiana_mandalynn]

Oooh this is perfect timing! I have been thinking about the under-the-stairs corner and deep nook that we have turned into a mini-play area for our young children. I want to turn it into a Beatrix Potter / Brambly Hedge themed space, with little Cottagecore elements. I actually have a sheer hanging canopy that I never used for my daughter’s room, and I could totally hang it in the corner but never would have thought of it, if you hadn’t mentioned it.
We have some very old vintage books, little bird statues, some Calico Critters, and my vintage stuffed animal bunnies that I am thinking about putting on the bookshelf for the reading nook. Thank you for these ideas!! A little toddler tea set would be perfect too for the Cottagecore themed “under the stairs” nook. 🥰

[sekaihatsu]

This is a great refresher list for me. Crafter note: Afghan, yes. Knit blankets, yes. However, the pictures you showed were crochet. 😊

[brittanyvargas]

Love these tips and this style! Gorgeous!