What is GrandmaCore?

Thankfully it is more than creepy dolls, cats, and antiques.  GrandmaCore is a lifestyle and aesthetic trend that encapsulates the charm, simplicity, and comforting coziness of a grandmother’s home. It’s about embracing vintage pieces, and homemade goods, all wrapped up in a warm, inviting space. Essentially, it’s a nostalgic nod to the past, celebrating the […]

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