Grandmillennial Style

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Anonymous wrote:Ben Pentreath isn't "grandmillenial" he's "English country house."

They're different aestheics.

Grandmillenial is southern and girly. Lots of skirted sofas and beds.

I agree. English country house is a little rustic and unassuming despite lots of florals. Think Cotswolds.

Grandmillennial doesn't have a rustic or unassuming edge.

+1 I agree with the poster who thinks this looks 80s American. Break out the Gunne Sax dresses and let's all drink pink lemonade.

That was me! And heck yeah to the Gunne Sax dresses. Jessica McClintock for life.

Anyway, it's funny seeing the stuff of MY youth picked up by the youngs as a new trend. Honestly I never thought that 80s decor would ever be stylish again. But it is a nice change from severe Scandi-style stuff, I guess!

Yes, I have to say I prefer this look to the all-white walls + macrame art.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ben Pentreath isn't "grandmillenial" he's "English country house."

They're different aestheics.

Grandmillenial is southern and girly. Lots of skirted sofas and beds.

Oh, the definer of this new style is here.