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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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25 Best Farmhouse Decor - DIY Farmhouse Decorating Ideas

Annie Schlechter

Good news: You don't have to live out in the country to make your farmhouse dreams a reality. Instead, you just need a few cans of white paint, enough shiplap to cover your walls, and all the reclaimed wood accents you can find. Take a look at this farmhouse decor to get all the inspiration you need to turn your space into something that Chip and Joanna Gaines would approve of. These ideas cover every room in your house — bathroom, entryway, and kitchen included — so you can decide if you want to do a complete makeover or just take it one small space at a time.

Luckily, most of these farmhouse decor ideas walk a fine line between modern and rustic, so you don't have to part with your favorite antiques or latest store-bought finds to accomplish these Pinterest-worthy looks. It's just up to you how (or if) you use 'em.

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Whitewashed Entryway

Give your guests a hint at what's to come by putting together a warm and inviting entryway full of farmhouse-inspired accents, including shiplap, whitewashed furniture, and galvanized planters.

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Lincoln Barbour

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Statement Beams

Large wooden beams make an all-white room cozy enough for late night hangs. Tie in baskets and mantel decorations in a similar wood type and finish.

Brian Woodcock

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Wall of Mirrors

Shop Grandma's attic for old mirrors, silver platters, and lightweight serving trays. Then assemble them on a blank wall to create an illusion that your small space is bigger and brighter than it actually is.

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David Tsay

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Suspended Wooden Mirrors

A room full of windows makes decorating difficult. While it'll give guests a nature-filled view, it leaves little room to hang mirrors, shelves, or artwork — unless you hang them from the ceiling with an iron pulley and sturdy rope.

Aaron Colussi

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Sliding Barn Door

Open shelves only look pretty if they're not full of everyday clutter. Since some pieces are best left unseen, add a sliding barn door, so you can cover up the mess.

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Annie Schlechter

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Shades of White

Leave shiplap to Chip and Joanna Gaines: Lighten up your kitchen with white paint, tile, and a whitewashed wooden island. If you have open shelves, fill 'em with your prettiest fine China and most-used serveware for instant decoration.

Monica Buck

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Wooden Wall Paneling

Nail reclaimed wood panels on one wall for an easy statement. Warm up the space by dressing the bed with light colors, patterned pillows, and cozy throws.

Alyssa Rosenheck

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Wall of Lanterns

A blank canvas is the perfect opportunity to test your DIY skills. If you have an empty wall, nail battery-operated lanterns in evenly spaced rows to illuminate any room.

Buff Strickland

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Floor-to-Ceiling Shiplap

Create clean lines by nailing shiplap to the walls and ceiling. Hang a black metal chandelier for a nice contrast.

Mike Garten

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Half-painted Antique Finds

Add an unexpected pop of color by painting half — yes, just half! — of paintings, chairs, shelves, or table legs a vibrant color. Consider it the easiest way to upgrade attic finds that have seen better days.

Paige Rangel

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Reclaimed Wood Accents

Turn old barn doors, floor boards, and wood scraps into floating shelves. And if you come across larger wood pieces, use them to make custom benches, tables, and chairs.

Jane Beiles

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Painted Kitchen Cabinets

Who says farmhouses have to stick to monochromatic palettes? Paint kitchen cabinets a calming green shade to instantly refresh your space with color.

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Victoria Pearson

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Minimalistic Office Space

Bring in different textures and materials to balance out your home's country charm. Pair an understated metal desk with an antique wooden chair for a country-chic look.

Jim Westphalen

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Frosted Pantry Doors

What happens in the pantry, stays in the pantry, especially when you close it off with these frosted French doors. Personalize it with stick-on decals.

David Tsay

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Linen and Wicker Blend

If your space is on the smaller side, open it up with light-colored fabrics, curtains, and furniture. Offset the linen with a wicker basket-turned-coffee table and a basket weave jute rug.

Monica Buck

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Varying Wood Colors

Pine and walnut work together to add bold contrast to a seemingly understated space. Go for a darker wood floor and lighter wood vanity to achieve this look.

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Aaron Colussi

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Pops of Color

Mix and match pillows, throws, and rugs in complementary patterns and colors. But if you really want to make a statement, hang a brass chandelier in the middle of a shiplap-covered ceiling.

Paul Costello

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Muted Florals

Even a farmhouse can have a glimmer of elegance. Just pair the crown molding with peel-and-stick floral wallpaper in a monochromatic hue.

David A. Land

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Kid-friendly Breakfast Nook

Since your family is the heart of the home, give everyone a place at the table by turning a blank wall into a breakfast nook, complete with a chalkboard for schedules, grocery lists, love notes, and doodles.

Dominique Vorillon

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Shiplap Ceiling

A gold pendant light is a subtle way to add sparkle to an otherwise rustic space, like this shiplap-covered bedroom.

David Tsay

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Open Shelving

A wall of open shelves comes with endless possibilities, including the ability to fill it with colorful glassware, draping greenery, and your extensive cookbook collection.

Lincoln Barbour

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Antique Bathroom Hutch

Since you spend so much time soaking in the tub, make the rest of your bathroom feel just as warm and inviting by covering the tile floor with a rug (skip a bathmat this time) and turning a wooden hutch into a display-worthy linen closet.

George Ross

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Warm Dining Room Accents

Bring the cozy vibe of your family room into your dining space by adding flannel pillows, candle-lit lanterns, and family heirlooms.

Victoria Pearson

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Well-dressed Nightstand

To contrast the light and airy feel of the bedroom, decorate an antique wooden nightstand with a stack of turn-of-the-century books, old-school alarm clock, and task lamp.

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Mismatched Table and Chairs

Balance the weight of a reclaimed wood table by flanking it with painted metal chairs. Go one of two ways: Opt for a lighter paint color to lighten up the space, or bright paint for a statement-making look.

75 new rustic interior ideas with photo

Science is developing rapidly, and every year it becomes more and more difficult not to get lost in the variety of new styles and materials. However, those who want to equip the house comfortably and with taste should not despair - the good old village comfort will come to the rescue.

Over its long history, country music has acquired a huge number of variations, adapting to the national characteristics of different countries and absorbing the local flavor. There are three main varieties.

  1. Russian country style
  2. English Country
  3. French provence

A fireplace in the living room creates a warm and pleasant atmosphere

A bedroom in a tree will look very nice

A rustic kitchen is a great design option. It will be a pleasure to cook on it

Each of these styles is individual and reflects the cultural traditions of their country, but the overall concept is still the same - naturalness, simplicity and comfort.

Unity with nature also plays an important role in interior design, because one of the main principles of rustic style is the rejection of artificial materials in favor of natural ones. Particular preference is given to wood, although stone is also widely used.

The decoration of a village house is distinguished by deliberate rudeness. You can flaunt floor beams, do not be shy about clumsy plaster and hand-knit furniture - all this will only add originality. Practicality instead of excesses is the basic law of creating a rustic interior, but this does not mean that you should give up decorations and forget about beauty. On the contrary, it is worth paying special attention to them.

Wood-burning stove in the interior will take you back a few years

A rustic living room with a fireplace is a great place to relax with friends

Country style is characterized by a large number of decor items. Invariable attributes are carpets, which are laid not only on the floor, but also hung on the walls, an abundance of natural textiles, pillows on chairs, a table covered with a tablecloth or a lace napkin. Hand-made interior details are especially welcome. Knitting, embroidery, patchwork technique - any handmade only benefits the creation of comfort, and the rustic style opens up great scope for imagination and creativity.

But before you add accessories to the interior, you should think about the color palette. Country style gives its preference to natural shades and muted, soft tones. Pastel colors are also popular. When choosing a color scheme, there are no strict restrictions, but fluorescent should be avoided. The absence of flashy colors and neon creates a peaceful atmosphere and does not strain your eyesight.

The atmosphere of rural comfort can be easily created both in an apartment and in a country house.

Living room with a small library is the best design option

The color combination of walls and furniture looks very harmonious

Wood, stone, fireplace - basic rustic elements

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Finishing and most of the interior items are made of wood. For wall cladding, both wooden panels and solid logs are used. Russian rustic style is uncomplicated, but not without appeal.

The furniture is maximally simplified. In lighting, lamps with a lampshade or kerosene are used. For the Russian style, the presence of a large chest in the house is characteristic. Rustic style in the interior of a country house will help create a Russian stove. This practical thing is used not only for heating, but also for cooking. Near the stove in the village house there are corresponding attributes - a woodpile with firewood for kindling, a poker, a shovel and a tong with cast irons.

Decorate a Russian-style home with patchwork quilts and painted pottery, and hang cross-stitch or panels made from natural materials on the walls.

In such a kitchen you will enjoy cooking

A candle on the wall will perfectly complement the decor

In the English style, design issues were approached thoroughly. Stone and brickwork is often used in the wall decoration, and the furniture is distinguished by its massiveness: a separate dining room will be required for the dining table, and a king-sized four-poster bed will look appropriate in the bedroom. Armchairs have high backs and are made of wood, and then covered with leather and decorated with decorative carvings. Usually they are located in the living room next to the fireplace.

In the colors of English country, light tones (beige, gray) closely coexist with rich shades (chocolate, red-brown, dark green).

For decor, heavy dense fabrics in a cage are used. They are used to make covers for furniture, curtains, blankets, decorative pillows and other interior decorations.

View of the forest from the window will delight you with stunning nature

Flowers with fruits will complement the table setting

An example of a real hunter's living room

Against the backdrop of other rustic styles, Provence is the most romantic and dreamy. It is characterized by light colors (especially white and blue), delicate pastel shades and floral patterns. The decor sometimes uses a bright red accent.

Unlike English country furniture, Provence furniture is light, elegant and usually comes in light pastel colors. The upholstery often uses floral ornaments, sometimes a cage or a strip. Furniture is also artificially aged to give the interior a retro touch.

The walls are covered with plain plaster and the floors are covered with terracotta tiles or white painted planks.

The French rustic style is about elegance and getting rid of bulky unnecessary details, but some additional elements are still acceptable. The Provence-style interior can be decorated with homemade lace napkins, a bouquet of wild flowers in a porcelain vase, or wood painting.

White kitchen with wooden beams looks very elegant

Wooden walls are the foundation of rustic style

Rustic styles are not similar to each other, each of them has its own history associated with the national characteristics of local peoples. For many years, the main goal of country style was practicality and convenience. And what defines the rustic style in the interior today?

  1. Finishing materials are wood and stone.
  2. Finishing is deliberately simple and rough.
  3. Furniture mainly made of wood, simple and durable, with a retro effect.
  4. Many handmade elements, in other words - handmade.
  5. The decor uses an abundance of textiles (curtains, blankets, tablecloths, napkins).
  6. In country houses, stoves and fireplaces serve as sources of heat.

Large rustic-style living room is a great place to relax with friends and family

Solid wood furniture in the kitchen will harmoniously complement the interior

An excellent solution to complement the decor of the room would be wooden furniture

The kitchen is the place where the family spends time together every day. Decorating a rustic kitchen interior is much easier than it might seem at first glance.

Color

Finish

Furniture and decor

Russian country style

Various wood tones, warm tones

Brickwork or plaster walls, wooden beams, plank floors

Painted furniture, patterned tablecloth, decorative pot holders, embroidered towels

English Country

Various shades of brown, green and red; grey-beige scale

Walls finished with stone or brick

Tartan Curtains and Chair Covers, English Porcelain

Provence

Pastel shades are used: lilac, beige, mint and others; white color

Floral wallpaper; brick walls, wooden floor painted white

White furniture, artificially aged. The decor uses gilded elements. The kitchen is decorated with bouquets in vases, floral painting on furniture

The decor of chairs in the kitchen will harmoniously complement the interior design

Rustic bedroom overlooking the forest will allow you to relax from the bustle of the city

The main task of the living room is to create a hospitable mood and cozy atmosphere in a country house. To do this, you should use wooden or wicker furniture, choose warm colors in the design, and make the light a little muffled. For curtains, sofa covers and other textile items, you should choose natural fabrics, such as cotton and linen. Sofa cushions can be decorated with embroidery - handmade, made with soul, will transform any interior.

The ideal material for living room flooring is wood, but laminate can also be used. It is also worth covering it with a soft carpet or rug.

Walls can be wood-paneled, finished with stone, or simply plastered.

Handmade decorations placed on the shelves will add charm to the interior. For this purpose, you can use clay or wooden figurines, knitted toys, cross-stitch inserted into the frame.

The final touch in the decoration of the living room will be a bouquet of fresh wildflowers placed on a fireplace or coffee table.

A white kitchen that will make cooking a pleasure

Stone, wood, fireplace - basic rustic elements

The fireplace in the bedroom will immerse you in a state of calmness

In the bedroom - the room where a person gets a long-awaited rest after a long day at work - must be comfortable. Rustic style in the interior of the bedroom will be preferred by people who value comfort and naturalness.

You can use wallpaper with a floral print or decorate the walls with panels. Wooden beams in the decor of the ceiling will add originality to the room. You don’t have to invent anything special with the floor - just lay a carpet or rug on it.

Country style is good for its ease. You can choose the simplest furniture, the main thing is to be strong, reliable and natural. In the decor, as usual, handmade should be preferred. Patchwork quilts fit perfectly into the decor.

Plates on the wall will decorate the style

Wood-burning fireplace in the living room will warm you in the most severe frosts

It doesn't take much to create a romantic mood in the bedroom. It is enough to lay snow-white sheets, lay out pillows with floral embroidery, put a bouquet of fresh flowers on the bedside table, and you're done!

Despite its venerable age and simple essence, the popularity of country music is only growing every day. Rustic style does not shine with luxury and splendor, but gives a feeling of calm and comfort and turns any home into a place where you always want to return.

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Private housing allows you to be close to nature and take a break from the bustle of the city. That is why the approach to design here is a little different. The atmosphere should be relaxing and give a feeling of comfort, and also be in harmony with the surrounding landscape. For this reason, the rustic style always remains relevant in the interior of a country house. In this article, we will figure out according to what canons it is built and what varieties it has. We will also show you beautiful design ideas.

We decorate the interior of the house in a rustic style

Varieties
– Rustic
— Country
– English
– Provence
– Chalet
— Russian
Registration rules
— Palette
– Finish
— Furniture
— Decor

A common question: what is the name of the rustic style in the interior? Confusion naturally arises due to the large number of variations: from chalets to country and shabby chic. This diversity largely appeared due to the fact that the rural style adapted to the characteristics of different countries, acquired specific features and, accordingly, names. Consider the main varieties.

Rustic

This variation of the country style in the interior reflects the most common ideas about rural life.

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The key element of direction is wood. There should be a lot of this material everywhere: in interior and exterior decoration, furniture, decor. Wood can be used in any form: smoothly polished or unfinished, painted or natural. You can choose one or a combination of all these techniques. This direction is characterized by sweeping forms, massive furniture and large decoration elements (for example, decorative beams). The house should be large, filled with light, with high ceilings.

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Here, as in any version of rural design, the central element is the tree. Paint and plaster are also actively used for finishing, there may be a stone or concrete floor. Large barn doors, furniture from pallets and old boxes, straw products look organic. The walls can be finished with wood, but more often they are simply plastered. As much handmade as possible is welcome. In the decor, you can use natural or artificial fur, leather and eco-leather, jewelry with a hunting theme.

  • Massive wooden furniture.
  • Vintage decor, paintings in large frames, antique crockery.
  • Natural materials for finishing and decoration: stone, wood, leather, wool, cotton.
  • Use one or more traditional indoor prints: tartan, stripes, florals, etc.
  • Furniture and finishes must be solid and of high quality to serve for many years. Much attention is paid to textiles - it is he who sets the right mood and adds comfort. The English style is suitable for both spacious houses and small cottages.

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    Provence

    Provence is impossible to confuse with anything. The French version of rural style has its own unique charm, lightness and characteristic elements that are immediately remembered.

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    From French provence is translated as "province", the same name is given to the region famous for its picturesque nature and lavender fields. It is these romantic pictures of French life that underlie the style. In the design of a dacha or cottage, light colors predominate: white, beige, gray, any pastel colors. The decoration uses natural materials, the furniture is elegant, with wicker and forged elements. There should be a lot of decor, even with a little excess, because it is he who creates that very unique cozy atmosphere. Be sure to use cute ornaments: flowers, a light cage, thin non-contrasting stripes, polka dots. The rooms should have a lot of textiles (curtains and tablecloths are especially important), vintage and handmade items, fresh flowers.

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    First of all, this is the name of the houses that are located in the Alps. They are not only inhabited by locals - they are a popular and atmospheric alternative to ordinary hotels for tourists. The style in this case is determined by the architecture itself: the houses have a clear division into a more durable lower tier made of stone (this is required by the features of the landscape) and an upper tier made of wood. Most often, the chalet has a massive triangular roof with a large angle of inclination - this is necessary so that the snow falls from it faster.

    Inside, the space is decorated with wood and stone. All materials must be natural, wood is usually processed. To make it cozy inside, a large amount of textiles made of wool and cotton, a variety of decor are used. The house always has a fireplace around which you can gather and warm up. The color scheme is restrained, without bright color splashes, in natural tones. Furniture is chosen simple, without excessive decorations and pomposity, as, for example, in the classical style. In general, the design can be a little rough and ascetic, but always cozy and warm.

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    Details may vary (including from region to region), but there are essential common elements:

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    Palette

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    The color scheme should be calm, pleasing to the eye and built on the basis of natural shades. Shades of beige, light gray, white and brown predominate. As additional, you can use deeper colors, as well as delicate pastels - relevant for Provence. In some cases, dark colors can become the main color scheme: for example, in English country or chalets.

    Cosiness is of the utmost importance for a rustic-style country house, so it is desirable that warm or neutral tones predominate in the palette. The exception is Provence, which is characterized by blue, mint, lavender and snow-white tones. Green will always be appropriate - it goes well with all the basic colors and nature outside the window.

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    Design: Tatyana Astafieva. Photo: Natalia Vershinina. Style: Ekaterina Grishchenko

    Design: Tatyana Astafieva. Photo: Natalia Vershinina. Style: Ekaterina Grishchenko

    Design: Anna Morozova and Konstantin Doronchenkov. Photo: Dina Alexandrova

    Finishing

    Only eco-friendly materials are used in the decoration, primarily wood and stone.

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    Walls may have wood paneling, decorative plaster, paint, or breathable moisture-resistant wallpaper that is resistant to moisture. It is important that the materials are not flammable. In terms of design, the design depends on the direction. So, for example:

    Unlike city apartments, where the ceilings are best made simple and smooth due to the small area and height of the rooms, in country houses they are most often decorated with wooden ceilings. They can be natural or dyed in a contrasting color.

    The floor is usually made of wood, but in some areas it can be stone, stoneware or tile. Ceramics is strong, durable, easy to clean and not afraid of dirt, so it is suitable for kitchen, hallway and bathroom. The tile can be either plain or with a non-contrasting abstract pattern. For example, a broom or patchwork looks very beautiful and original.

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    Vintage items will fit perfectly into the rustic style: whether it's a grandmother's legacy or products from flea markets and bulletin boards. There is no need to chase trends here, on the contrary, every thing in the house has its own history and keeps memories. The furniture is mostly dark shades, but in Provence it can be all the same pastel colors and white. Forms are quite simple, large, even massive products are welcome that will fill the space and create a solid feeling.

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    Design: Anna Morozova and Konstantin Doronchenkov. Photo: Dina Aleksandrova

    Design: Anna Morozova and Konstantin Doronchenkov. Photo: Dina Aleksandrova

    Decor

    Jewelry plays a key role in any of the rustic styles, filling the space with the appropriate color.

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