Pronunciation: /ˈklʌtərˌkɔr/
noun a style or aesthetic characterized by a maximalist approach to decor, featuring a lot of clutter and eclectic items
A1 I don't like cluttercore style, I prefer minimalism.
A2 Her room was full of cluttercore decorations and knick-knacks.
B1 Cluttercore is a popular trend among young adults who enjoy a cozy and eclectic aesthetic.
B2 The cluttercore movement embraces the idea of embracing messiness and chaos in a stylish way.
C1 The cluttercore design philosophy is all about incorporating personal items and memorabilia into the decor.
C2 Many interior designers are now incorporating cluttercore elements into their high-end projects for a more lived-in feel.
formal The cluttercore design trend focuses on incorporating a mix of eclectic and vintage items in a purposefully cluttered way.
informal I love the cluttercore aesthetic of having lots of knick-knacks and trinkets scattered around my room.
slang My friend's room is the epitome of cluttercore - there's stuff piled everywhere but it somehow looks cool.
figurative Her mind was like a cluttercore room, filled with random thoughts and ideas that somehow all fit together beautifully.
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