You can STOP aiming for minimalism or clean lines in your abode. Hereās why. ā¬ļø
For years, Millennial-favored minimalism has reigned home dƩco: uncluttered spaces, neutral-colored furniture, a few stylish knickknacks, carefully chosen houseplants, and WHITE, lots of white.
Until recently, when a retro-kitsch interior trend arrived: the art of #cluttercoreāa.k.a., the antithesis of minimalism. The hashtag #cluttercore has more than 4 million views on TikTok, leaving plenty of room for inspiration!
Cluttercore loves mixing colors, textures, patterns, prints and furnishings. Throw in quirky knick knacks acquired over the years, crazy & colorful cushions, blankets and rugsāand youāve got a cozy ācluttercoreā-approved cocoon.
In the words of the Financial Times, this kitsch revival is just a revamped version of vintage maximalism. And #GenZ is particularly tapping into this new trend, rejecting #Millennial minimalism.
The health crisis has forced us to spend time at home, translating into the desire to have a cozy homeāsomething cluttercore embraces.
Ready to fill your home?
Photos / sources: Fast Company, Financial Times, knitchings, Grazia, Apartment Therapy Media
