Every decade, it feels like a new décor style is on-trend. From the Art Deco style of the 1920s to the groovy ’70s homes and the beige ‘90s look, home décor aesthetics are constantly going in and out of style. Over the past few years, we’ve seen an uptick in minimalist-driven styles, like hygge, eco-chic or tiny homes—emphasizing clean lines, decluttered rooms and distancing from technology. While sifting through 2021 design trends, one caught our attention: cottagecore, a movement that the subreddit, r/cottagecore explains as “your grandma, but like, hip.” But what is “cottagecore” and why exactly is it so popular right now?
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