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In the era of 2023, where social media often overwhelms us with micro trends (especially on TikTok), the 2000s cottagecore aesthetic re-emerges like a soothing balm for tired eyes. I mean, imagine a life enveloped by the calming embrace of nature, with mornings spent in sunshine and your very own garden at the back of your house far away from the bustle of the city.
Cottagecore isn’t just a style or an aesthetic — for some people it's a lifestyle and a yearning for the simple joys, be it kneading fresh bread, draping a room in vintage lace, or picking a bouquet of wild flowers next to your house.
Today, we'd love to share with you some of the pictures reflecting this type of lifestyle to help you understand why this particular trend is so captivating to many.
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#1
Mom Made. I Thought It Was Pretty Cottagecore. Show Her Some Love, She’s Shy About Her Crafting
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#2
Seattle- The Woodwork Is Breathtaking!
#3
Made A Flower Crown, Didn't Know Where Else To Show It
For many people, the cottagecore aesthetic is a response to the rapid urbanization of our modern world. As our time seems to move quicker with each scroll, double tap, and swipe on social media, there's an increasing desire to just slow down at least a little bit and return to things that are a little… more tangible.
#4
Wore This Out To An Afternoon Tea Event!
#5
Someone Suggested I Post These Here: I Made Spring Botanical Illustration Cookies! These Are Vanilla Bean Shortbread Decorated With Royal Icing!
#6
Black Cottagecore Representation
Still, cottagecore isn't just a nostalgic retreat into the past; in fact, it's a rather good reminder of what we've lost in our pursuit of convenience and efficiency. While the current generations have gained much in our fast-paced environments — including instant access to world information on a global scale — many feel a disconnect from the very Earth that sustains us. The images of softly billowing curtains in a rustic kitchen and sunflowers bending towards the morning sun all tell a story of much simpler and calm times.
#7
I Put Up A Forest Portal In My Office
#8
Never Have I Thought I Would Fall In Love With A Rolling Pin
#9
I Took These A Few Months Ago For My Birthday. I Wish It Was More Normal To Dress Up Like This In Public Lol
To be honest, there’s a unique universality to the appeal of the cottagecore lifestyle. Across many cultures and continents, the romanticization of this lifestyle and nature transcends boundaries. Whether it's the quiet Japanese countryside with its Zen-inspired wabi-sabi aesthetic or the French provincial homes surrounded by lavender fields, there's a shared human craving for simplicity and calmness.
#10
I Made Us Matching Coats
We went to do a nice photoshoot and the sun set right when we got to the beach which turned the sky pink. I feel like we are serving faerie princes at the summer cottage vibes here.
Szzone 1 year ago (edited)
I'm so glad to see other men wearing stuff like this because lately I started liking pink and flowery things and I low key still have a feeling that I somehow have to prove my manliness if I put on something pink or flowery. Even though I know I don't have to prove anything, and I say that to myself from time to time. Let us dudes be soft and flowery and wearing pink or magenta or rose gold whenever we want. Or let us feel manly and powerful while wearing pink and flowery stuff. Like these two kings. I'm sorry for this outburst.
#11
Cozy Morning
#12
Saw This On Twt And Instantly Thought Of This Sub
In the age of TikTok micro trends, the resurgence of the 2000s cottagecore aesthetic serves as a gentle reminder that sometimes, the answers we seek aren't ahead but rather just behind us. We think that this encourages us to embrace the quiet joys, and to find beauty in imperfection.
#13
Been Cycling Around The UK Countryside. Thought You Might Enjoy This
#14
I Made Cinnamon-Blueberry Tarts, Inspired By Monet
#15
I Made My First Focaccia
#16
Thatched Roof Cottage Surrounded By Flowers, Rutland, East Midlands, England
eed_thelast_haw 1 year ago
This is the house of my dreams. I'd be surprised if the owners didn't have a ghost, me. I haunt the place when I drream. Beautiful.
#17
Mushroom Royalty Costumes We Did For The Renaissance Festival!
#18
This Greenhouse Gives Me Strong Cottagecore Vibes
eed_thelast_haw 1 year ago
Not cottage core, this is elven. Elrond would like it back please. GORGEOUS
#19
My Grandmother And I Finished Our Very First Quilt! We Wanted Something Reminiscent Of An Old English Farmhouse Quilt. Im Overjoyed With The Result!
#20
To Live Amongst The Animals Of The Forest
#21
Finally Finished That Fireplace Mural I Shared Here A While Ago
#22
It’s Finally Done! What Do You Guys Think?
#23
Magical Cottage
#24
The Precious Mushroom Lamp I Purchased Today
Mimi La Souris 1 year ago
it looks like a jellyfish in the water with the reflections of light
#25
Look At This Apron My Aunt Made Me
#26
After The Discussion About Masculine Cottagecore Outfits, I've Decided To Make My Own "Lookbook"
#27
How'd I Do? I Made It From A Thrifted Tablecloth
#28
Come Take A Nap
#29
Strawberry Cake I Made For Myself
#30
Made These Meadow Paintings For Gifts Recently
#31
I Visited My Fiancé’s Childhood Home And It’s So Dreamy
eed_thelast_haw 1 year ago
Is his father or grandpa Radagast? What the hell. Who lives like this?? Faeries??? And how come I'm stuck in a horrid city?
#32
The Hills Are Alive
#33
This Is What We All Really Want
#34
Just Finished Making This Corset Out Of A Pair Of Curtains
#35
The Perfect Cottagecore Room
#36
Porch
Mimi La Souris 1 year ago
i want to sit there with a hot marshmallow cocoa and look at the rain
#37
My Wonderful Friend Made This Gorgeous Skirt And Gave It To Me
#38
Imagine Feeding Your Little Chickens As You Enjoy Your Morning Coffee
#39
This Edible Flower Chocolate Is Just Too Beautiful To Eat
Florence O'Grady 1 year ago
Is this available for purchase? They are beautiful and would make Wonderful presents.
#40
Found This Foxy Cardigan And Immediately Thought Of This Sub :)
#41
7 Months Ago I Made A Moss Rug!
#42
Witch Cottagecore
#43
I Was Told This Was A Very Appropriate Post For This Sub, Homemade Vegan Lemon Tart Finished With Fresh Edible Flowers From My Garden
#44
Style Inspiration: Tasha Tudor
#45
I Painted My Stairs With Little Folk Art Flowers! Now I Need To Decide What Color To Paint The Walls
#46
My Little Mushie Pie
#48
I Do Makeup To Match My Baking, And I Thought You Would Enjoy This Red-Breasted Robin Themed Makeup And Cake!
#49
Ah To Live In A Thomas Kinkade Painting
Christian Golden 1 year ago
Too bad Kinkade was a hustle. Sued successfully by his gallery franchisees. And a pattern of drunken, abusive behavior.
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wowbagger 1 year ago
This is the first time I've wished the internet existed when I was young. As a teenager in the 80s, I was really into this aesthetic. I didn't have a name for it; I just thought of it as Victorian or English Country style. I was the only young person I knew who was into this, and I got teased a lot. I would have loved to have an online social group to get support and inspiration from similar people!
Pat Bond 1 year ago (edited)
Have a look for older Laura Ashley, chintz. It was everywhere in the UK early 80's.
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Randy Sanders 1 year ago
I love to sew, cook and relax in a country setting. Always have. The plants and flowers are magnificent, and the animals all have a place in the grand scheme of things. I am a very masculine, straight, male, and I always did these things. I never cared what others thought about it, and I have some VERY useful skills as a result. Sewing means you can make your own clothes, quilts, leather goods, etc. Flowers and plants means you can feed and heal yourself. And living there means you can truly relax without the need for artificial means.
wowbagger 1 year ago
This is the first time I've wished the internet existed when I was young. As a teenager in the 80s, I was really into this aesthetic. I didn't have a name for it; I just thought of it as Victorian or English Country style. I was the only young person I knew who was into this, and I got teased a lot. I would have loved to have an online social group to get support and inspiration from similar people!
Pat Bond 1 year ago (edited)
Have a look for older Laura Ashley, chintz. It was everywhere in the UK early 80's.
Load More Replies... Randy Sanders 1 year ago
I love to sew, cook and relax in a country setting. Always have. The plants and flowers are magnificent, and the animals all have a place in the grand scheme of things. I am a very masculine, straight, male, and I always did these things. I never cared what others thought about it, and I have some VERY useful skills as a result. Sewing means you can make your own clothes, quilts, leather goods, etc. Flowers and plants means you can feed and heal yourself. And living there means you can truly relax without the need for artificial means.
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