Zoomer amuses Millennials by romanticizing kitschy 2000s kitchen decor: 'Tuscan-maxxing is better than being Millennial grey backsplash-pilled'

Ally Perry • Writer and Editor

Jul 13, 2024 1:00 PM EDT

The way that you choose to decorate your home can say a lot about you. For example, if you sleep on a mattress on the floor you could be a single man in his 20s, and if you have a Live Laugh Love decal on your wall you may be a midwestern mom. Perhaps one of the strongest indicators of how you're likely to decorate is your age. The time at which you hit the point of adulthood where you started caring about throw cushions is a pretty strong indicator of taste, as proven by a recent TikTok.

In it, a Zoomer revealed the details of their aunt's house, which they claimed had not been updated since 2005. The people of Twitter took this as them romanticizing the dated, Tuscan aesthetic, which prompted some mixed opinions. I supposed that nostalgia can come in all shapes and forms, depending on what generation you belong to.