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#Cottagecore aesthetic, also known as farm or countrycore is based on romanticized ideas of western agricultural life. This branch of philosophy or ‘way of living’ is closely related to other nature-based aesthetics. Cottagecore praises agricultural life, naturalism, and cultivates everything simple.
Beautiful English cottage, Oxfordshire countryside, South East England.
Artist:janet.comer
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The grounds of Gwydir Castle near to Llanrwst, County Conwy, in North Wales.
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Artist:Ben Abel
Anne Hathaway’s Cottage, Stratford upon Avon, England.
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Artist:Nigel Swales
Blakesley Hall on Blakesley Road in Yardley, Birmingham.
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Artist:Ben Abel
Tudor architecture refers to the particular type of architecture, in a time period between 1485 to 1558. It occurs with the reign of the Tudor monarchs and becomes the final development of Medieval architecture in England and Wales. As many other styles, Tudor architecture had a number of distinctive features that separated it from Medieval period and later designs. An excessive usage of half-timber work and masonry, wide chimneys, inglenook fireplaces, four-centred arches, jettied top floors, heavy doors, large windows, landscaping and little gardens around the house, etc.
Benthall Hall in the town of Broseley, Shropshire, England.
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St Peter’s Cathedral is a former cathedral in Worms, southern Germany.
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A farm cottage in the Lake District, England.
Artist:ricksphotos101
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