Minecraft is all about creativity, and players have built some truly incredible and complex structures in the game. However, a more humble and homely approach is sometimes also nice. While many ...

A trend expert shares how today's popular cottagecore aesthetic has evolved, plus easy ways you can add the style to your home. At our 100-year anniversary celebration this fall, global trend ...

Just the word "cottagecore" brings to mind images of slow mornings in the kitchen, vases full of handpicked flowers, and simple, rustic decor that invites the beauty of nature inside. Whether your ...

Whether it’s the months on end spent at home in questionable fashion choices, or the release of not one, but two Taylor Swift albums last year that provided peak idyllic living-in-the-woods sartorial ...

These days, who couldn’t use a little more coziness in every facet of their life? Between the winter chill and the pandemic that just won’t go away, we’ll take our comforts where we can get them, ...

Julia Guerra is a lifestyle journalist with almost a decade's experience reporting on beauty, fashion, health, and more. You can find her bylines across more than 20 publications. Of all the ...

On tonight's episode of Unsellable Houses, Lyndsay Lamb and Leslie Davis took on the challenging project of converting a 1950s-style one-floor house into a cottagecore home. Cottagecore is an ...

Outdoor cable boxes can be an eyesore for anyone passing by your home. Luckily, there's a way you can transform it into a ...

The cottagecore trend prioritizes organic materials and natural textures, which also describes Etsy's textile of the year, ...

If the 1800s' Victorian era met the 1970s' bohemian period in the English countryside, you'd get cottagecore. Cottagecore, the latest digital subculture taking over the Internet, has a cozy, ethereal ...

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If you want to chart our slow pandemic descent into madness, just take a look at the aesthetics of our confinement. The spring of 2020 seems quaint in retrospect: We learned to knit, baked sourdough ...