Country living design ideas
60+ Best Farmhouse Style Ideas
Annie Schlechter
We simply never tire of beautiful farmhouse style design elements. The way we see it, you don't have to live way out in the country to enjoy the benefits of this ultra-chic design sensibility, nor do you need to have a barn or a backyard chicken coop to connect to this aesthetic. You simply have to appreciate modern-rustic decor ideas!
Here, we're helping you take your love of farmhouse style to the next level with interesting decorating ideas for every room in your house. From farmhouse kitchens to bedroom decorating ideas to, yes, even rustic bathrooms, we've got all the professional tips and tricks that'll keep you inspired and your guests "ooh"-ing and "ahh"-ing. After all, is there anything more thought-provoking than a reclaimed wood coffee table, vintage gingham curtains, or a cozy chair that looks like it was plucked straight from the set of a Western movie?
Of course, what we love most is that each and every idea here takes a cue from a real-life house or room. We've got an elegant kitchen trend from a Mississippi barn, living room ideas from an 18th-century farmhouse, and even vintage cabinet ideas straight out of the walls of a charming New York farmhouse. Whether you have plans to renovate your house in the near future or you're just imagining the look of your dream home, this swoon worthy collection of farmhouse décor will serve you well.
Brian Woodcock
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Gingham Details
Buffalo-checked tablecloth fabric adds texture to this chic space. We can't imagine a sweeter way to dress up unsightly larger appliances, like dishwashers.
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RIKKI SNYDER
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Collected Country Kitchen
This small kitchen is filled with special finds: a large range cooker in British Racing Green, stoneware crocks, wooden rolling pins, ironstone, and antique silverware cleverly used as drawer pulls.
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Pieter Estersohn
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Rustic Kitchen Design
Handcrafted and woven accents, as well as rounded counter edges, soften this lake cabin's kitchen designed by Thom Filicia.
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KIM CORNELISON, styling by Matthew Gleason
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Repurposed Farmhouse Kitchen Island
Living in the country means making use of what you've got. Old beams and ceiling rafters were repurposed into a custom kitchen island and open shelving for this Michigan farmhouse.
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BRIAN WOODCOCK
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Exposed Ceiling Beams
For the kitchen inside her Sparta, Tennessee, cabin, singer-songwriter Holly Audrey Williams went with gorgeous green cabinetry (Jasper by Sherwin-Williams), a brass faucet, and marble tile backsplash. In lieu of a rack, pots and pans hang from hooks on exposed ceiling beams.
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JIM WESTPHALEN
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Grandma-Inspired Kitchen
By incorporating warm woods, antique-inspired lighting, and modern, vintage-style appliances, designer Cathy Chapman created a kitchen with a nostalgic feel reminiscent of Grandma's.
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VIRGINIA MACDONALD
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Reclaimed Wood Detailing
When it comes to farmhouse decor, what's old is new again! A plank of weathered or reclaimed wood works beautifully as a headboard.
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JIM WESTPHALEN
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Built-in Pantry
This built-in looks more like freestanding furniture after being coated in a contrasting color (Graphite by Benjamin Moore).
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DAVID A. LAND
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A Rolling Island
We love the down-to-earth feel of this free-roaming kitchen island. Rolling furniture is an easy way to transplant vintage or more rustic pieces into any home, no matter when it was constructed.
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ANNIE SCHLECHTER
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Deep Sinks
A great big sink is "so much more effective," says Martha Stewart of her circa-1925 farmhouse kitchen in Katonah, New York—and we'd have to agree.
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ANNIE SCHLECHTER
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Open Cabinets
Not only is it more efficient to have everything in view, but open cabinets also double as a design element when they show off stunning items like Martha Stewart's copper cookware.
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DAVID A. LAND
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An Iron Bed
Add an unexpected touch of industrial charm to any bedroom with an iron bed frame.
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ANNIE SCHLECHTER
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Warm Hues
"I think of it as homey," Martha Stewart says of her country style kitchen. "It's about being comfortable." Hence the warm hue on her walls—a custom paint color inspired by shells. For a similar look, try Stormy Monday by Benjamin Moore.
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VIRGINIA MACDONALD
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Piles of Firewood
Sure, you might take down the garland after Christmastime has passed, but the lumber is welcome to stay all year long. It's a rustic touch that's sure to liven up any entryway, front porch, or living room.
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ANNIE SCHLECHTER
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Top-of-the-Line Tools
When you live in the country, you need everything you own to be as hard-working as you are. Take cues from Martha Stewart, who invests in long-lasting tools like a restaurant-grade cappuccino maker.
Even her rolling pin has been around since her honeymoon.
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Victoria Pearson
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Simple Shiplap
White shiplap-covered walls pair exquisitely with a vintage, brass-adorned clawfoot tub in Jenni Kayne's beautiful bathroom.
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Ryann Ford
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Stunning Chandelier
We couldn't be any more obsessed with this eye-catching fixture. Amy Kleinwachter, the owner of this vast Texas farmhouse, added an antique European chandelier to an old pig feeder to create this one-of-a-kind piece.
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Eric Piasecki
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Mix-and-Match Master Bedroom
Alison and Jim Luckman's Idaho home combines stone walls, high wooden-beamed ceilings, and bright patterned prints to make an ideal sleeping space.
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DAVID A. LAND
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Reclaimed Wood Furniture
"Vintage" is nice. "Reclaimed" is even better! We love the look of this coffee table, which is as interesting as it is beautiful.
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Brian Woodcock
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Reclaimed Shelving
Reused wooden shelves display both practical and personal items in Karol Ann DeLong's home. Our favorite items? Her mother's stunning silver pieces.
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EMMA LEWIS
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Troves of Treasure
Did you know? Any collection, big or small, can double beautifully as decor. It all depends on how you display it.
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Lauren Miller
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Vintage Living Room
Believe it or not, this stunning space in Lynne Knowlton's treehouse is made out of wood from a destroyed barn and stained glass windows from an old church.
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David Tsay
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Unconventional Kitchen
More is more in Renita Browning’s antique-filled kitchen.
Her cabinet maker transformed old apothecary drawer fronts into storage spaces and she snagged the industrial ceiling lights from a local Mexican restaurant.
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John Gruen
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Airy Office
Pickled spruce floors, an antique farm table, and a touch of greenery in Bobby Houston’s home office would make work much more enjoyable.
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Brian Woodcock
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Cozy Living Room
A slipper chair and a vintage sofa surrounded by exposed brick and wooden beams make for the ultimate place of relaxation in Seth and Chad Gilbert's Tennessee abode. Plus, check out that original fire place!
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Lincoln Barbour
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Classic Kitchen
The elegant kitchen found in this Mississippi barn brings together a variety of farmhouse staples and juxtaposes them with modern amenities. The sliding barn door, exposed beams, and shiplap-covered ceiling are just a few country elements that will never go out of style.
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Helen Norman
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All American Accessories
This spacious dining room is situated in the center of a backyard barn designed for hosting parties. It doesn't get more country than that! Exposed beams and wood walls, an antique table, and plaid details add even more rural charm.
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Emily Followill
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Barn-Like Bathroom
The "Z-back" detail on the bathroom cabinets in this Georgia sporting cabin were inspired by barn doors.
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Photograph by Brian Woodcock, Styling by Page Mullins
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Blue and White Decor
The reliably fresh combo of blue and white causes our country hearts to flutter. Infuse this beloved palette into your home with pottery, china, linens, and more colorful accessories.
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82 Best Tiny Houses 2022
Susan Teare / PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF TAUNTON PRESS
Is there anything more quaint than a tiny house? With the increasing popularity of these homes, we have rounded up also our favorite tiny house plans and small houses (they're practically tiny!) to let you ooo and ah over them and maybe even dream up your own tiny home to build or buy.
With it the tiny home lifestyle comes with a small price, reduced environmental footprint, and simplified way of living, not to mention the many options for architecture and interior design they bring.
No matter your style and taste, you're sure to find one in this list that fits your decor preferences for a vacation home, to downsize, as a "granny pod" in your backyard, or even to just find some design inspiration for a small studio apartment or a cozy reading nook in your home of any size. (Or to take the extra easy route, you can buy one of these tiny houses straight from Amazon!)
So without further ado, start clicking to be inspired by all 65 of these tiny homes. Watch out: You might be making moves for a lifestyle change after you finish perusing all of their unique style!
Ms. Gypsy Soul
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A Jewel of a Home
In 2005, Jewel Pearson began downsizing, eventually transitioning into an apartment and, now, her beautiful tiny house with wood tones and touches of red.
The 28-foot-long home has a garden path, porch, and fire pit for ample outdoor entertaining, too. View a video of the interior and learn more about Jewel's tiny house plans here!
Living Tiny with The Bushes
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Dynamic Duo
Marek and Ko are the adorable couple behind Living Tiny with the Bushes, their YouTube channel chronicling each other's lives in and renovations of their equally adorable tiny house. Whether chatting about the pros and cons of tiny-house living or being featured on Good Morning America, Marek and Ko are a must follow for tiny-house enthusiasts.
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COURTESY OF JONI LAY
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12 Feet Above Land
The family of Atlanta-based designer and blogger Joni Lay makes spectacular summer memories at this two-story hideaway set among towering Georgia pines. Built by her father for his grandkids, it's a beautiful and altogether magical place to grow up.
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COURTESY JONI LAY
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Summer Camp Vibes
Inside the camp-inspired treehouse belonging to the family of Joni Lay, there's so much to ooh and ahh over: Vintage items (horse-show ribbons, paint-by-number art, and tiny lawn chairs) are accentuated and contrasted by newer details, such as Army-style cots.
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Susan Teare / PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF TAUNTON PRESS
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A Backyard Art Barn
This backyard studio is the ultimate creative retreat for one Minnesota artist and her daughter. It's complemented by a stunning English garden and a coat of red, barn-style paint.
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Raymond Forbes LLC / Stocksy United
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Shack by the Sea
This New England shack makes us want to kick off our sandals and head straight for the shore. A colorful exterior is contrasted beautifully by faded Cape Cod shingles.
Christina Salway
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Greenhouse Meets Tree House
This upstate New York picturesque perch, owned by Treehouse Masters' Christina Salway, is constructed from roughly 75 salvaged windows.
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Fort-uitous Window Sourcing
"I joke that the structure is a family quilt of salvaged windows, because they came from important people in our lives," Christina says.
"We got windows from my husband's, aunt, my mom, an old landlord..."
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ROGER WADE
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Quaint Little Cabin
A hand-built hideaway—short on space, tall on charm—looks right at home among the Douglas firs of Port Orchard, Washington.
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Channel a Little Practical Magic
When square footage is tight, it helps if statement pieces are both charming and useful. An old wood-burning stove brings a vintage vibe to new construction and also heats the entire place.
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ROGER WADE
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Tip the Scales
Compact appliances and smaller-scale custom cabinetry—featuring salvaged leaded fronts and old sewing drawers—are just the right size for this tiny kitchen.
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ROGER WADE
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Embrace Off-The-Wall Ideas
Built-ins are always a welcome storage solution when space is at a premium. The homeowner implemented green drawers (a garage sale find) for the "dresser" that’s built into the wall.
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Cody Ulrich
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Gorgeous Backyard Getaway
Dallas designer Paige Morse renovated two 100-year-old sheds in her backyard to create a cozy home away from home. With just two rooms and 250 square feet, her space is remarkably stylish and space-efficient.
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Cody Ulrich
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Stylish Sheds
It took Paige four months to renovate the two sheds into one stunning guest house.
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Cody Ulrich
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Nothing But Neutrals
By sticking to a black-and-white color scheme, Paige makes her modestly sized kitchen appear much larger than it really is.
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Cody Ulrich
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Hidden Storage Spaces
Paige simply attached a piece of striped fabric to her bathroom sink—instead of installing a bulky set of drawers—to cover up her necessities. The double mirrors also create the illusion of more space.
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David Hillegas
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Dreamy Treehouse
This treehouse-slash-guest room looks small from the outside, but boasts a living room, office area, and bedroom within.
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David Hillegas
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Airy Bedroom
Their sleeping space was so important that Emily and Sloane Southard actually designed their entire treehouse around it.
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Ian Pratt Photography
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Luxury Farmhouse on Wheels
With authentic country character and hand-crafted, farmhouse-inspired details, Tiny Heirloom Homes makes it easy to downsize and upgrade at the same time. This 192-square-foot luxury farmhouse is outfitted with a sleeping loft, kitchen, bathroom, living space, and even a laundry machine. The base model, similar to the one shown here, starts at $65,000 and includes delivery plus a one-time trip out to the company's Oregon City headquarters to see its construction.
Tiny Heirloom Homes
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Fun-Sized Foyer
Michelle and Tyson Spiess used top-of-the-line materials, fixtures, and finishes to create their space that doesn't skimp on style or quality.
Tiny Heirloom Homes
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Tiny and Tidy Kitchen
Although (very) small, this cooking space features a a 24-inch under-counter fridge, a 20-inch four-burner gas range, and ample granite counter space.
Tiny Heirloom Homes
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Cozy Sleeping Space
The couple's quaint bedroom is only 4 feet high, which is just big enough to fit a king-size bed.
Tiny Heirloom Homes
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Little Laundry Room
The Spiesses managed to fit a washer and dryer in this 2-foot-wide closet, which still has another 4 square feet of overhead storage space to boot!
Roger Davies
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Charming California Bungalow
At 970 square feet, this quaint cottage is certainly on the larger side of the tiny house movement, but this little home has plenty of small-space design ideas.
Built in 1890, the charming Redlands, California, property was originally the gardener's residence on a large estate.
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Roger Davies
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Decorated Pantry
Open shelving and beadboard paneling are both practical and attractive in this pantry.
Roger Davies
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Dark and Smart Paint Job
Deep navy walls make this 8'-by-10' room feel quaint rather than claustrophobic.
Roger Davies
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Bathroom Swap
Janet and Larry Korff took out the bulky bathroom door and replaced it with a stylish curtain. The upgrade makes the space feel far less cramped, but it still ensures privacy.
Roger Davies
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Open Porch
A horizontally striped painted floor make this narrow porch look wider.
Stacey Brandford
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Alberta Farmhouse
Although blogger Amanda Robinson and her family of four downsized their home by 1,100 (!) square feet after moving from the city to the country, they couldn't be happier with their new place.
Stacey Brandford
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Crisp Living Room
To make tight quarters—such as the Robinson's living room—have more continuity, use one accent color throughout the house. Amanda chose a cool, icy blue.
Design ideas for a private house
What style to build your country house? To make a choice, consider the basic design ideas for a private house. We present eight options.
1. Russian country estate
House in Krasnogorsk - a project of the Akant architectural studio, www.akant-yauza.ru
A house in the style of a Russian estate with elements of Italian palazzos - ideal for a leisurely country life with long walks, family tea parties , charades and reading aloud. Characteristic elements of architecture are classical cornices, high windows, hinged doors, columns, balustrades.
A house in Arkhangelsk - a project of the Akant architectural studio, www.akant-yauza.ru
A house in the Landscape village - a project of the Akant architectural studio, www.
akant-yauza.ru
Wall paintings in the interior , plaster moldings, antique furniture, carpets, aged mirrors, crystal chandeliers, paintings. In the garden - long linden alleys, a fountain and a piano in the bushes would be nice.
Manor in the Moscow region - architect Fedor Arzamanov (workshop "Akant"), interior design is made according to the project of the owner. The high ceilings required painting. The grisaille empire border is made based on the murals of St. Petersburg palaces. 950s. The author of the project is the architect Ilya Zalivukhin, the owners are Vasily and Irina Bychkov. The facade is lined with tinted larch timber with a herringbone pattern.
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- Richard Powers
This is a slightly lighter version of the house in the style of a Russian estate. Some negligence and deliberate simplicity are acceptable in the decoration and design of the interior: linen covers for furniture, painted Vologda furniture, light lace curtains, wallpaper and ceramic tiles in a "calico" flower.
Modern wooden house
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Modern wooden house
Mandatory wood, large piles. "a la russe".
Wooden cottage on the Ikshinsky reservoir. The owner, architect Boris Uborevich-Borovsky, preserved the architecture of the old house, carefully restored the stairs and window frames, and insulated the glazed veranda.
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- Giorgio Possenti
Summer cottage near Moscow by architect Boris Uborevich-Borovsky. The interiors of an old wooden house have been brought to life with wallpaper by O-Design.
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- Giorgio Possenti (Georgio Possent)
Daching Architect Boris Boris Borovsky
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- Giorgio Possenti (Georgio Posensent)
Russian House . The interior contains a lot of old things, partly brought from France, partly bought from local residents.
Russian house in the village of Petrushevo
Russian house in the village of Petrushevo
3. Wooden art house
House in the Pirogovo resort near Moscow - a project by the Architectural Studio of Totan Kuzembaev, www.totan.ru
wooden house with elements of modern architecture. "Puzzle House" - a guest house in the Berta Spa Village near Moscow, a project of the Architectural Studio of Totan Kuzembaev.
The facade is sheathed with larch. The blind end looks like an unusual panel, created on the principle of a puzzle from scraps of boards. www.totan.ru
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- Richard Powers
Modern architects Totan Kuzembaev, Aleksey Kozyr and Petr Kostelov break any stereotypes that a wooden house is necessarily a rural five-walled building under a pitched roof.
Guest house in Konakovsky district, architect Peter Kostelov. The façade is clad in perforated wood panels, reminiscent of both a patchwork quilt and lace napkins, typical of rural life, www.kostelov.ru
Guest house in Konakovsky district, architect Peter Kostelov.
Guest house in Konakovsky district, architect Peter Kostelov.
Guest house in Konakovsky district, architect Peter Kostelov.
House-basket on the Pestovskoye reservoir - the project of the architect Alexei Kozyr.
The concrete building is surrounded on all sides by woven larch screens.
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- Richard Powers
Basket house on the Pestovskoe reservoir.
House-basket on the Pestovskoye reservoir.
4. French Chateau
The house of landscape architect Alexander Grivko in the village of Orekhovno (Pskov region) was built in the style of a French castle. There is a parterre park at the foot, which can be visited by prior arrangement, www.il-nature.com
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- Dmitry Livshits winery.
House of landscape architect Alexander Grivko.
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- Dmitry Livshits
The word “castle” is most often translated into Russian.
Characteristic elements: a facade of stone or plastered concrete, roof tiles made of natural material, viewing windows "cuckoo", a fireplace above a human height, wrought iron furniture in the Provence style, which stands both inside and outside the house. Landscape architect Alexander Grivko has been restoring his 18th-century French castle in Pierrefonds for several years now. The first stage has already been completed. In the photo - the former coach house (400 sq. m.) as a result of reconstruction turned into a residential building.
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- Stephan Julliard
House of landscape architect Alexander Grivko.
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- Stephan Julliard
House of landscape architect Alexander Grivko.
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- Stephan Julliard
House in Beaumont, Normandy.
House in Beaumont, Normandy. The building, stylized as Norman farms of the 19th century, was once intended for an orphanage. The new owners asked decorator Beatrice Ogier to make the interior lighter and more modern, while maintaining a rustic feel.
5. Alpine Chalet
The 16th-century house in the Swiss town of Gstaad retained its original appearance from the outside, but was completely reconstructed on the inside by architect Stefan Jaggi.
This type of construction is gaining more and more popularity in Russia every year. What attracts us so much? Large terraces, natural, unpainted wood, leather sofas, unfinished wood furniture, and horn and hide decor.
16th century house in the Swiss town of Gstaad.
16th century house in the Swiss town of Gstaad.
6. English cottage
Cottage in England.
Numerous brick houses of our suburbs can be attributed to this type of building.
A restored 18th century English style pastor's house located in Claverec, 170 km from New York.
Characteristic features - red brick façade entwined with greenery, interior - classic fireplace, high oak library, dark wood furniture, beds with carved columns, sofas upholstered in velvet and tweed. A must-have addition is a landscaped garden with a traditional English lawn.
Refurbished former pastor's house.
Renovated former pastor's house.
Renovated former pastor's house.
Classic English mansion in Gloucestershire. During the renovation of the old building, the owner, Jamie Abdy, did his best to avoid the feeling of a fresh renovation.
Classic English mansion in Gloucestershire.
7. Modernism
House in Pozdnyakovo near Moscow. The author of the project, architect Rafael Shafir, says about it this way: “This is not just a building, but a real manifesto of modernist architecture.
As a Corbusian modernist architect, I did not invent the form of the building, but modulated it based on function. Textile interior design - studio Arte Domo. - Photo
- Kirill Ovchinnikov
The name of the style comes from English. Modern - "modern, new." The movement arose in the architecture of the twentieth century, a turning point in content, associated with a decisive renewal of forms and structures, the rejection of the styles of the past.
House in Pozdnyakov near Moscow.
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- Kirill Ovchinnikov
The main representatives of architectural modernism are the pioneers of modern architecture Walter Gropius, Ludwig Mies van Der Rohe, Le Corbusier, Alvar Aalto, Oscar Niemeyer.
House in Pozdnyakovo near Moscow.
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- Kirill Ovchinnikov
The house in the Moscow region is a project of the Meganom architectural bureau. House of 2000 sq. m is inscribed in the natural landscape. Almost all rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows have access to the garden or open terraces on the roof. The extension, elongated in plan, is occupied by a spa area.
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- Giorgio Possenti.
A house in the Moscow region is a project of the Meganom architectural bureau.
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- Giorgio Possenti.
8. Minimalism
A house in the Indian metropolis of Surat.
The strict concrete building of the owner, Indian businessman Parag Shah, was inspired by a visit to the local crematorium and the masterpieces of the Japanese architect Tadao Ando. The author of the project is the architect Gurjita Mataru. Everything seems to be simple here: ideal proportions of the building, ideal joints of finishing materials, carefully thought-out viewpoints, built-in architectural lighting that creates an intriguing play of shadows, and furniture from recognized masters of design.
House in the Indian metropolis of Surat.
Umar Dzhabrailov's private residence in Moscow, designed by Italian architects William Savaii and Paolo Moroni. From the outside, the building of a laconic form is finished with stone, from the inside the rooms are painted white - to exhibit works of modern art.
Private residence of Umar Dzhabrailov in Moscow.
Private residence of Umar Dzhabrailov in Moscow.
Private residence of Umar Dzhabrailov in Moscow.
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Romantic provence and mysterious gothic, vintage and crazy eclecticism for the Fine LivingRoom TV channels share ideas about the lifestyle of the country home and cottages
House dreams... How do we see it? Some people love the classic style, others are crazy about unusual interiors with a twist. What camp do you belong to? the new show "Repair for a Million" on Fine Living TV channel (on Saturdays at 22:00) will be to your taste. The host of the show will show the most luxurious interiors of country houses. To keep up with us, the Fine Living team has prepared a guide to the 5 best design solutions for a country house.
Fine Living - a dynamic mix of programs about a modern look life and foreign TV shows on the theme of design. Fine Living talks about travels, inspires new ideas for home improvement and simply puts the audience in a good mood.
1. Simplicity and comfort
If you want comfortable interior without unnecessary brightness and pathos, it is worth take a closer look at the Provence style. Aged furniture, forged details - the charm of antiquity and simple luxury. Do-it-yourself things fit well into such an environment, as well as compositions of dried flowers, bouquets of peonies and garden roses. Each of these elements will bring your own spirit and mood to the interior of the house.
2. Outrageous and provocation
When it comes to decorating a nursery or living room for noisy gatherings with friends, a bright room with lots of unusual details comes to mind. It is quite possible to implement such an idea under the roof of a country house - just pay attention to the pop art style. Within its framework, standard interior items become bright and expressive.
A big plus is that accent items can be budget-friendly. Active striped carpet or colorful pouffes - original interior can be created at low cost, having taste and imagination.
3. Vintage
Vintage includes everything that was fashionable in the 50s and 70s. AT vintage style has an interesting rule - the more accessories in the interior, the less bright color accents are required. Furniture must be natural wood and simple concise form. Bedroom headboard decoration can become wooden carved shutters or even an old door! An ideal style for subtle connoisseurs of things with their own special history.
4. Medieval lock
For those who dream of a real estate of lords, Gothic style created. Gothic is dominated by black, blue, dark red and brown. In addition to them, there are metal decor items: for example, a mirror in a gilded frame, forged candlesticks or a massive chandelier with imitation candles.
Tall cabinets and sideboards and chairs with high backs will also organically fit into the Gothic interior. And do not be afraid of excessive gloom and severity - a house with such a design easily turns into a mysterious one.
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