Take a moment to think about your favorite comfort show. Maybe it is Friend, A new girl, Sex and the Cityor (my favorite) Gilmore Girls. Aside from their relatable characters and low-key storylines, what unites these shows in the end is their set plot. In each series, the protagonists’ home is filled with oddities, but it feels personal and purposeful. There are candles and newspapers scattered on the table, coats and shoes by the door, funky lamps, picture frames, and tchotchkes lined up on display. The key here is what TikTok users have started referring to recently as “clusters.” With incomplete homes full of your favorite TV shows and movies, the clustercore system is all about bringing the power of that character into your own home.

What is Clustercore?

A collective term was invented first TikTok user @acnugs in the video which currently has over 319,000 views. “Collecting is an art form, and it’s hard to pull off because if you do it wrong, it can go awry,” the creator, who goes by Avery-Claire, said in video now. The idea is to organize a display of small trinkets and knickknacks on the surface and in different parts to make your home into “the theater of your life.”

Our things are beautiful… They tell a story about who you are and it makes the room brighter, more beautiful.

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Now, we are not talking about random clutter here. The key is to use something beautiful, feel personal, or tell a story. Think candles, books, picture frames, and decorative items you’ve picked up on trips or at thrift stores. By putting these things together, you can turn a bare top into an effortlessly stylish statement that reflects who you are.

“Our things are beautiful … They tell a story about who you are and it makes the room brighter, more beautiful,” said the editor of the collection. Basically, minimalism is out, clustercore is in.

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How to test the collection in your home

The collection is intended to take a look Trying, but it takes a bit of work. Start by walking around your house and pick up a few things that you think are beautiful or unique. Magazines, books, candles, vases, decorative products, dinnerware, photos, and souvenirs are great places to start. If these things don’t match exactly, don’t worry about it. The fact that you love them means they will work together. And if you don’t have a lot to work with, the thrift store is the treasure of the right bunch.

When you’re ready to start collecting, just arrange your items on the surface (such as shelves, coffee tables, nightstands, etc.) in a way that you like. Place your items on a large sheet of newspaper, pile them on a tray or plate, or just spread them out on the surface. Top it off with a pot full of flowers or a piece of art, and you’ve got yourself a beautiful bunch.

There is no right or wrong way to pack – the goal is simply to stop hiding your things and use the things that feel like you around you. Main Character Status: Received.