I found I could turn this space into a Cottagecore getaway just by adding elements that I already had on hand .....and had used many times in different ways over the years. |
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I was thrilled to be able to use my pretty country china as a decorative accessory in my new Cottagecore space. |
If you thought you had to live in an English countryside to enjoy the Cottagecore experience, you are wrong! I was able to create the experience in my very own backyard.....in my little shed! |
I like it very much. Your plates are beautiful. Love all the flowers.
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ReplyDeleteTout en douceur et harmonie... Une belle brassée de sérénité !
Gros bisous
Your baskets of flowers are so beautiful! I like it too!
ReplyDeleteSo cozy! And beautiful.
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So cozy! And beautiful.
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I really love it all, you have great taste.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love your country china. Would you share where you purchased?
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Cottagecore is simply a variation on a theme.
ReplyDeleteI love this, Penny. With a closer look, I realized I have a set of sheets/pillowcases in the LA yellow strip/pink rose print. Hmmmm, may need to do some painting to incorporate them.
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to have a private space to escape to! I would want to make it an artist retreat/writing space! Lovely! Do you read romance novels?
ReplyDeleteYour blog and design style have been an inspiration to me for years! You are Elegant Cottagecore! Guess my style is more Grandmacore Cottagecore, LOL!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely place you have created to spend time this summer!
ReplyDeleteCottagecore is a bit hard for me to get a handle on, I am not sure how it differs from shabbychic and farmhouse. I will eventually learn and as always your home is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love old plates with pink roses, too! Whenever I find a reasonably priced one, I get it--whether I need it or not! I, too, don't have a handle on cottagecore--yet. I like romantic/shabby chic/sorta Victorian with a touch of farmhouse!
ReplyDeleteYour transition is beautiful - love the cozy feel of your "cottage!" Thanks for the explanation too! :)
ReplyDeleteI've been reading a lot about Cottagecore, along with Vintage Maximalism and Granny Glam. I say create a home you love with the things you treasure. Your home is beautiful, Penny. Thank you for sharing at Party In Your PJ's.
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