Farmhouse style master bathroom
21 Gorgeous farmhouse style bathrooms you will love
Farmhouse style is a popular design aesthetic due to its simplistic charm, warmth, and earthy color palette, and would look especially fantastic in a bathroom. You can achieve this look by adding your own DIY touches or have a professional help you with your renovation process. All you need is some chic accessories and fittings and touches of wood accents. Wood flooring adds a nice rustic appeal, as do shiplap walls and ceilings. Don’t forget some fun farmhouse-style light fixtures!
Be sure to get creative when designing your farmhouse-style bathroom, such as a sliding barn door, which is perfect for smaller bathrooms. You can add salvaged finds to your bathroom, refinish furniture to use as your vanity. Shop at flea markets and on Craigslist to repurpose some items to use in your bathroom decor, you might even find some unique faucets or a trough sink! Maybe you find a galvanized bucket to use for your sink. Don’t forget storage options such as wire baskets. Have a look through the collection of images below for some amazing inspiration!
Love the farmhouse look? Have a look at another inspiration article we featured: 50 Ultimate farmhouse style kitchens for cooking and entertaining.
1. This stunning bathroom features a freestanding tub, white subway tiles on the walls and the flooring is Vintage by Settecento, the color is Bianco. (via Walls and Floors Ltd)
2. Beautiful farmhouse style bathroom in Madrid with a glass-enclosed walk-in shower, furniture-like cabinetry, dark wood flooring and a serene green hue on the walls.(via Tecnica Construcciones)
3. This Calistoga, California farm house bathroom features a freestanding tub, alcove shower and recessed panel cabinetry. The walls are Benjamin Moore—Iron Clad and the trim color is Benjamin Moore—Cotton Balls OC-122. The finish is Super Satin. (via Total Concepts)
4. A large countertop with a trough sink suggests country charm in this Milwaukee farmhouse bathroom.
See the full home tour showcased here: A gorgeous farmhouse style home on Big Cedar Lake. (via Wade Weissmann Architecture)
5. This lovely bathroom in Santa Monica, California features cement tiles on the floors with an infinity drain a custom frameless shower door and custom lighting. (via Spazio LA)
6. Custom cabinetry makes this marble topped vanity a standout piece. Paired with unique lighting features and hardware. See the full home tour of this absolutely spectacular abode here: Beautiful ranch style coastal home in San Diego, California. (via Anne Sneed Architectural Interiors)
7. This cozy bathroom is full of DIY charm, with a furniture-like vanity and exquisite floor tile. See the full home tour we featured here: Cozy cottage farmhouse style dwelling in the California foothills. (via Jenna Sue Design)
8. A heavenly farmhouse-style bathroom in San Diego, California. The shower tile inset material is Akdo Calacatta gold honed herringbone and Akdo Calacatta gold honed hex.
The flooring is from International Bath and Tile in San Diego, by Spec Ceramics. Style: Charleston/Gray. (via Tracy Lynn Studio)
9. A spacious country master bathroom design in New York with a beautiful vanity, freestanding tub, subway tile and basketweave flooring. (via Timothy Godbold)
10. A master bath in Charleston, South Carolina features beautiful built-in cabinetry painted in a color similar to that of Iron Gate 1545 by Benjamin Moore. (via Court Atkins Group)
11. A modern farmhouse bathroom in Denton, Texas showcases a custom-built vanity painted in Sherwin Williams Pavestone SW 7642. Oil-rubbed bronze hardware is by Cosmas (you can order on Amazon). The vanity fixtures are by Kichler Lighting from Lowes. The flooring is Bosco Cenere 9×33 porcelain tile. The walls are pine shiplap. (via Irwin Construction)
12. The vanity in this cozy farmhouse bathroom in Loomis, California was sourced from Restoration Hardware. The walls are Simply White by Benjamin Moore.
The floor tile is by Walker Zanger, part of the Sterling Row Collection. The wall tiles are also Walker Zanger. (via Juxtaposed Interiors)
13. Farmhouse bathroom in Charlotte, South Carolina with vanity from Restoration Hardware, white subway tile walls with contrasting grout, and slate flooring. Love the spacious walk-in tower with a wood bench! (via Home Design & Decor Magazine)
14. In a Boston farmhouse, antique beams makes for a great sink base for the trough sink by Kohler. Brick floors adds to the overall aesthetic. (via Jeanne Racioppi Designs)
15. A Milwaukee farmhouse features this children’s bathroom with a tub/shower combo and a Kohler brockway trough sink. White subway tiles compliment the serene paint hue above, with a similar paint color match of Silver Sage from Restoration Hardware. (via Lakeside Development)
16. A farmhouse bathroom in Naples, Florida showcases a stunning Kohler Vintage Free Standing tub with a cove-trim base.
The walls are large-scale bead boards with a sprayed lacquer conversion varnish, giving it a fresh, white look. The beams were created to appear original but are new wood, sanded, stained and finished to look old. The flooring is oak, painted black with a low-sheen urethane finish. Another unique feature is the black plumber’s pipe above the glass shower surround, adding an industrial vibe. (via Jordan Design Studio)
17. This blogger used vintage dressers as vanities, adding charm and character into her master bathroom. She chalk-painted the furniture with Annie Sloan Pure White and followed it up with Annie Sloan clear wax. On her blog, she gives a full review of the process and how the DIY project is holding up over time. (via Little Vintage Nest)
18. A South Carolina farmhouse powder bath features painted shiplap walls, a floating wood slab vanity and Roman shades. (via Wright Design)
19. A 1950s Austin bungalow features this beautifully remodeled bathroom embracing shiplap.
The shiplap wall color is Abalone, Benjamin Moore. This was the only bathroom in the house and is only 50 square feet, so the blogger had to get creative with her new design! (Seabrook Styles)
20. This blogger designed her bathroom using shiplap and salvaged finds, such as the vanity mirror constructed out of old ammo boxes. Some items are repurposed from other rooms in the home, with an overall rustic-vintage farmhouse aesthetic. (via The Pink Tumbleweed)
21. The mirrored barn door was custom-made for this modern farmhouse project. The countertops are Colonial White Granite. The shiplap is painted in Sherwin Williams Crushed Ice, while the vanity is painted in Sherwin Williams Pavestone. The walls are Sherwin Williams Pussywillow and the trim is Sherwin Williams Extra White. (via Irwin Construction)
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30 Farmhouse Themed Bathroom Ideas 2022
Farmhouse Bathroom Decor, Farmhouse Decor
If you have recently bought a farm home, moved into an apartment, or just want to remodel your interior, you definitely want a beautiful bathroom.
We love farmhouse themed bathrooms, which is why we put together a huge list of farmhouse bathroom ideas and designs for your inspiration.
30 Farmhouse Themed Bathrooms
Below, you will find a huge collection of farmhouse bathroom designs. We pulled all of the ideas from Houzz. You can click on each picture to learn more about the design and the designer.
#1 – Contemporary Farmhouse Bathroom
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#2 – White With a Black Tub
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#3 – Farmhouse Rustic Bathroom Design
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#4 – Shabby Chic Farmhouse Bathroom
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#5 – Modern Farmhouse Bathroom Design
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#6 – Shiplap Walls Bathroom Design
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#7 – Farmhouse Green Bathroom Walls
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#8 – Freestanding Farm Home Tub
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#9 – White Cottage Farmhouse Bathroom
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#10 – Brown Wood Mirrors
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#11 – Country Farmhouse Bathroom
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#12 – Small Farmhouse Themed Bathroom
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#13 – Hidden Hills View Showcase Home
Hidden Hills View Showcase Home by Younger Homes
#14 – North Haven
North Haven by Timothy Godbold Ltd
#15 – Fixer Upper-Inspired Modern Farmhouse
Fixer Upper-Inspired Modern Farmhouse by Cypress Homes Inc
#16 – Cavender Basement
Cavender Basement by Hart & Lock Design
#17 – Modern Farmhouse Bathroom
Modern Farmhouse Bathroom by Jenna Sue Design Co.
#18 – Blessings Golf Course Home
Blessings Golf Course Home by Celtic Custom Homes
#19 – Farmhouse Bath
Farmhouse Bath by HAVEN design+building llc
#20 – Modern Farmhouse-Upstate
Modern Farmhouse-Upstate by Crisp Architects
#21 – Modern Farmhouse Bathroom
Modern Farmhouse by Rockwood Cabinetry
#22 – Orinda Modern Farmhouse
Orinda Modern Farmhouse by Bay Vista Development
#23 – Riverfront Residence
Riverfront Residence by 3north
#24 – Elmhurst Cottage
Elmhurst Cottage by Novoya Design + Construction
#25 – Modern Farmhouse-Upstate 2
Modern Farmhouse-Upstate 2 by Crisp Architects
#26 – Rough Hollow Parade Home 2017
Rough Hollow Parade Home 2017 by Geschke Group Architecture
#27 – Modern Farmhouse Master Bath
Modern Farmhouse Master Bath by Gardner Fox Associates, Inc
#28 – Raleigh Modern Farm Bath Renovation
Raleigh Modern Farm Bath Renovation by Clearcut Construction, Inc
#29 – Stowe Vermont Traditional Country Home
Stowe Vermont Traditional Country Home by Patterson and Smith Construction, Inc.
#30 – Luxury Farmhouse Bathroom
Luxury Farmhouse Bathroom by Juxtaposed Interiors
Farmhouse Bathroom Decorations and Lighting
There are a variety of farmhouse style bathroom product categories listed below.
15 Farmhouse Bathroom Decorating Ideas
When you think of a farmhouse-style design, the cozy, simple, and rustic charm will always be present. This style does not only apply to your living room, kitchen, or dining area; you can also incorporate this relaxing ambiance into your bathroom . Bathrooms have a reputation for being the least stylish section of the house. Still, with a bit of ingenuity and a dash of farmhouse magic, you can elevate your bathroom to become one of the most interesting areas of your home.
There are some ideas below as you begin to decorate, paint, and add furniture to your farmhouse style bathroom.
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Old Retro Faucet and Freestanding Bathtubs
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Washbasin
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Wicker Baskets
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Colors, Materials, and Textures
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Farmhouse Towel Ladders
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Wood and White Minimalist Style
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Wooden Floating Shelves
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Add a Barn Door
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Use a Natural Color Palette
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Shiplap Walled Bathroom
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Incorporate a Touch of Texture
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Bring in Some Accessories
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Mason Jar Light Fixtures
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Patterned Floor Tiles
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Include a Claw-foot Bathtub
A freestanding bathtub should be the centerpiece of a farmhouse bathroom.
Great for creating a look that will withstand the test of time and bring an authentic retro feel.
It really provides a relaxing feeling, especially at the end of a busy day. What you can’t imagine without this is a retro faucet, which will complete the experience of ancient times.
The washbasin is another essential center of the bathroom because many routine activities take place in this small area on a daily basis. With details like an old mirror, a soap holder, some plants, ornament, this center can really be your oasis. If you incorporate some rustic themes in your bathroom, you can start with the sink and the faucet.
The sink is best to be made of some metal that matches the color of the wood.
Organize all the little things you keep in the bathroom with farmhouse-style decorative baskets. Baskets can be of different sizes and shapes, and certainly, each will fit perfectly. This way your bathroom will always be tidy and it will be easier for you to find your things.
Farmhouse-style colors are usually white, cream, gray, caramel, lilac-blue, forest or sage green, sunny yellow, warm brown. Light and shades can expand the space, and large windows and cozy pieces of furniture create a vibrant atmosphere. Patterns of fabric, curtains, rugs can be either monochrome without patterns, or with large and small flowers. Adding texture to the walls using interesting colors or floral wallpapers gives interesting effects that give the space an old-fashioned look and feel.
The hallmarks of farmhouse design are natural materials, such as stone and wood, and an accentuated texture. Wood furniture should be slightly less treated.
You can use a ladder as a hanger for towels. Find some that are the right size, and just lean them against the wall. If you opt for two-pointed ladders, you can put a few candles or plants on them.
If you wish, you can paint them but also leave them looking natural.
In any case, it will fit the farmhouse style perfectly.
Whether you only want minor upgrades or a full-on renovation, a farmhouse-themed bathroom is an ideal motif for those people on a budget as this style uses a lot of repurposing elements that you can easily find around your house. From rustic wood interiors to withered statement pieces, this list will surely give you a hint to transform your dull-looking bathroom into an aesthetically pleasing space with these farmhouse bathroom ideas.
For quite some time, the wood and white style has been popular. This duo screams minimalism, so you may go for a clean white bathroom with just the right amount of texture from woodsy materials around the vanity and shelves to keep your bathroom design from being flat and dull. You can achieve the farmhouse feelings you prefer with these two.
A wooden floating shelf storage area will help you organize your bathroom stylishly.
The heavy-duty hanging rope enhances the rustic appearance. This sign is available in a variety of base colors as well as typeface colors.
This only makes sense if your bedroom also has a farmhouse feel. This will not be out of place and can also be a statement piece for both areas. The warm wood tones will make your bathroom feel extremely inviting, and the vintage features feel timeless without being stuffy.
White is not the only color in this palette; you can use natural colors like greens, creamy whites, blues, and simple textures that can go well with the interior of your bathroom.
Shiplap screams farmhouse vibes. You can go for a look of white shiplap paneling on walls, gray-tile black-floor, a white vanity and furniture-like cabinets. Shiplap is a brilliant way to add a lot of textures to your bathroom without overwhelming it or making it feel too shabby chic when combined with other more modern features.
Adding textile to your bathroom aesthetics is a great way to add a cozy vibe. A vintage rug or a Turkish towel can create texture while also providing artistic value. Adding contrast with textured walls like an exposed brick wall, which is associated with rural living, is contrasted with the tidy square porcelain tiles and bright brass contemporary shower. Then herringbone floor and rustic stool are the finishing touches.
What gives a farmhouse vibe is determined not only by architectural elements but also by accessories. You may add a bit of rustic atmosphere to your bathroom by repurposing some items around your house, such as a vintage vase, woven basket, or a mason jar.
Innovative lighting, such as mason jar light fixtures will be the room’s centerpiece. This will give your space a sense of individuality. Vintage jars are combined with weathered wood and industrial pipes to create a one-of-a-kind bathroom lighting fixture.
For your flooring, you can go with a farmhouse-style tile. Subway tile is a timeless alternative that will give your bathroom a contemporary feel. Natural wood porcelain tile is another option. Just make sure that to avoid slipping, go for one that has high slip resistance.
The claw-foot bathtub is at the center of every excellent farmhouse style bathroom, and it finds space even in the smallest of them due to its ease of installation.
In Summary
It may be used in various styles, from sleek, modern bathrooms to comfortable, rustic bathrooms and everything in between.
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Bathrooms in a wooden house - 135 best bathroom interior design photo ideas sink, wood top, double vanity unit and floor vanity unit
Master Bathroom
Peace Design
Inspiration for home comfort: bathroom in a rustic wooden house with a monolithic sink, aged fronts, flat fronts, medium tone parquet floors and marble top
Wood River Valley Chalet
Miller-Roodell Architects Ltd
Coming from Minnesota this couple already had an appreciation for a woodland retreat.
Wanting to lay some roots in Sun Valley, Idaho, guided the incorporation of historic hewn, stone and stucco into this cozy home among a stand of aspens with its eye on the skiing and hiking of the surrounding mountains. Miller Architects, PC
Paradise Valley Residence
North Fork Builders of Montana, Inc.
Original design example of a large master bathroom in a rustic wooden house with dark wood cabinets, overhead bathtub, brown walls, wood countertops, island cabinets, brown countertops and window
Bergdorf Liebesgrün
Archifaktur Lennestadt GmbH
Handweiserhütte oHG Jessica Gerritsen & Ralf Blumer Lenninghof 26 (am Skilift) 57392 Schmallenberg © Fotos: Cyrus Saedi, Hotelfotograf | www.cyrussaedi.com
Custom 9,800 sf Log Home
Steve Scutt
Home-style inspiration: rustic wooden house bathroom with sink, shaker cabinets, dark wood cabinets, alcove tub, shower over tub, brown tiles and blue countertops
Lower Whitefish Lake 8
Lands End Development - Designers & Builders
Design ideas for a rustic wooden house bathroom with dark wood cabinets, wood countertops, a countertop sink, shaker cabinets, alcove shower, brown tiles, beige walls, brown floors, slate tiles and brown countertops
Big Springs at Tahoe
High Camp Home
Original design example of rustic wood house bathroom with open shower, brown tiles, beige walls, open shower, slate tiles and window
Lone Moose Lodge
Lohss Construction
Pictured: rustic wooden house bathroom with sink, shaker cabinets and dark wood cabinets with
Headwaters Camp Cabin, Big Sky, Montana
Dan Joseph Architects, LLC
Headwaters Camp Custom Designed Cabin by Dan Joseph Architects, LLC, PO Box 12770 Jackson Hole, Wyoming, 83001 - PH 1-800-800-3935 - info@djawest.
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Rustic Bathroom
Original design example of a rustic wooden house children's bathroom with multi-faucet sink and brown walls
Born Lake Lodge
Courtney King Studios
master bathroom Chris Marona
Pictured: in a rustic wooden house with a free-standing bathtub, brown walls and gray floors
Springhill Residence - Bozeman, MT
StoneHorse Design, Inc.
Design ideas for a rustic wooden house bathroom with exposed cabinets, dark wood cabinets, a sink sink, beige countertops, white walls and multi-colored flooring
Fairway Hall Reunion Resort
Landmark Custom Builder & Remodeling, LLC
Design ideas for a rustic wood house bathroom with shower over bathtub, separate toilet, brown walls, walk-in shower, multi-faucet sink, brown floor, open shower and alcove 9 bathtub.
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MT Mountain Ranch
Pearson Design Group
Original design example of rustic wood house master bathroom with free-standing bathtub, alcove shower, beige floor and swing door shower
Mountain Retreat
Yellowstone Traditions
MillerRoodell Architects // Benjamin Benschneider Photography
Home-style inspiration: Medium-sized master bathroom in a rustic-style wooden home with medium-tone wood cabinets, overhead bathtub, alcove shower, beige walls, and dark parquet floors
Big Sky Ansel Haus
Laura Fedro Interiors, Inc.
Design ideas for a medium sized bathroom in a rustic timber home with wood countertops, flat cabinets, separate toilet, brown tile, beige walls, concrete flooring, walk-in shower, slab sink, medium wood cabinets and brown countertops.
50 charming rustic bathroom ideas
rustic bathrooms is a style for those who want the richness of luxury spas in their home, but with a touch of natural perfection. At least for a moment, imagine such a bathroom in your home. It's like a time machine in the days of ancient castles, rich kings and beautiful princesses. We present to your attention a selection of 50 stylish bathrooms in Rustic style.
1. The beauty of natural stone.
The idea of a simple interior with wood trim seems all too common, while another element that can drastically change and enhance the use of natural wood is Stone. Yes, yes - a stone that has ceased to be just a rock for filling railway tracks or finishing walls. Now it is a masterpiece from which stylish bathtubs are sculpted, and they are rightfully the center of attraction of the eye in the bathroom. The walls, dressed in stone and wood, immediately turn into a stylish, simple interior that will be radically different from the rest of the house.
But do not overdo it, if your bedroom or living room is made in a different style, then be more restrained. This will make the stone and wood more special.
2. Bathrooms in their luxurious simplicity.
One of the most important components in a rustic bathroom, defining the style and overall design, is refined luxury. Slight changes can bring that light look of vanity luxury. This works in both modern and traditional bathrooms that already have wood finishes. Hand-prepared wood, reclaimed wood.
Add a vintage faucet, install a tall copper-framed mirror, and you've got that showstopper in your bathroom.
3. Copper and stone bathrooms.
Free-standing bathtubs are back in vogue a few years ago. At first it was kind of fun, an attempt to combine old and new, medieval design and art deco style. The copper tub tops the list for rustic style. These sparkling surfaces look very attractive at any time of the year, plus it becomes a focal point in any bathroom in which they are installed. But if metal bathtubs don't match your idea of bath style, then look no further than handmade stone bathtubs that perfectly capture the feeling of being in a spa.
4. Elegance of embossed walls.
Aged materials, daubed or brick walls, rough wood beams, thoughtful finishes, it's all about the structural contrast and organic beauty that is always a priority in rustic bathroom design. All these touches turn your modern bathroom into a serene escape a room where you are offered to forget and rejuvenate. Warm shades of clay, brick, wood - create a simple dreamy interior, combining with ancient energy. This doesn't mean you have to forego bright colors, but make sure they have a subtle, matte look.
5. Rustic Style bathroom lighting.
Starting with the rustic, farmhouse and industrial styles, the task of lighting has been purely functional. While the overall concept remains the same, the approach has changed in detail. If you have a bathroom with a predominance of wood, then hanging chandeliers and wall sconces made in wood and metal are perfect. You can buy wooden chandeliers from us, make sure of their natural strength and beauty. If stone prevails, then it is recommended to install pendant lamps or sconces, in a castle style, with a predominance of metal and frosted glass lampshades. Lately, designers have been experimenting with loft-style fixtures in rustic bathrooms.
