Take inspiration from Granny’s old curtains
You’re not alone if you’ve noticed a resurgence in vintage florals, secondhand finds, and an infusion of nostalgic charm in home decor. A trend fondly referred to as ‘shabby chic’ or ‘nonna chic’ is sweeping the interior design world in 2023, combining a modern aesthetic with the warmth and nostalgia of your grandmother’s house.
What is the shabby chic style?
A welcome break from minimalist interiors and a return towards a comforting, warm atmosphere to achieve a shabby chic style, embrace elements such as vibrant colours, an eclectic mix of patterns and textures, and white-washed and distressed furniture.
What is the difference between the shabby chic and cottagecore decor trends?
While the spinoff decor and lifestyle trend ‘Cottagecore‘ also heroes a nostalgic, rustic aesthetic, it leans toward a softer, nature-inspired ambience reminiscent of countryside living, whereas ‘shabby chic’ is a more emphasised, romantic take on interiors that juxtaposes vintage and modern elements.
Read on to shop the shabby chic homewares that grandma would be proud of.
E J Wood Fine Art Dahlia Gathering art print, $54 (+ free NZ shipping), from Shop Your Home and Garden
Aspen & Fern Blossom Blush Linen pillowcase pair, $129 (+ free NZ shipping), from Shop Your Home and Garden
Aspen & Fern Buttercups Linen duvet cover, $289 (+ free NZ shipping), from Shop Your Home and Garden
Aspen & Fern Secret Garden Linen flat sheet, $235 (+ free NZ shipping), from Shop Your Home and Garden
Stem Homestore Enamel Service pan with handle, $51 (+ free NZ shipping), from Shop Your Home and Garden
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