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34 Farmhouse Style Kitchens - Rustic Decor Ideas for Kitchens
Duanne SimonThanks in very large part to farmhouse style whisperer Joanna Gaines, the Fixer Upper aesthetic is no mere fad. In fact, "farmhouse style" has become synonymous with "classic." Rustic touches like well-worn antiques, reclaimed and repurposed treasures, and crisp white shiplap walls are showing up in homes all over the United States—including those that are nowhere near the country range. And while you can easily pull off farmhouse style in any room of the house, farmhouse kitchens—with their ruff-hewn open concept shelving, vibrant painted cabinetry, apron or skirt-fronted sinks, and collections galore—are by far the most coveted type of this interior style. So how do you get one of your own? Do you have to move to a wide-open space and make a farm-sized investment to pull off that charming kitchen of your own? Absolutely not. The beauty of the farmhouse aesthetic is that it's simple—you can start small with a few gallons of eye-catching paint and a well-loved vintage table and eventually work your way up to shiplapped backsplashes and exposed wood beams. Even better: It works well whether you live in a big-city condo, suburban track home, or small-town cabin—maybe too well. Explore our list of 34 farmhouse kitchen ideas to create the perfect kitchen that's filled with flair, function, and rustic vibes. Good luck getting party guests to hang out anywhere else after pulling together such a warm and welcoming space!
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Library Ladder
Ashley HarrisonThe owners of this farmhouse kitchen added a library ladder, which makes the upper cabinets much more useful.
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Matte Black
Lucy Rose ConklinWho says matte black is only for modern kitchens? This kitchen with exposed ceiling beams, open shelving, and bright white subway tiles proves otherwise.
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Blue Range
Brian WoodcockHomeowner Kerri Hoyt-Pack combined industrial carts with sweet floral wallpaper.
The result is so charming.
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Second Life
GRIDLEY + GRAVES PHOTOGRAPHYThis Indiana kitchen is filled with repurposing ideas. They found the sign in the back of their 1900's barn and built an island around it. The light fixtures are made out of farming funnels.
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Pottery and Crocks
DUANNE SIMONNo farmhouse kitchen is complete without a crock collection on display. This homeowner had her open shelving custom made to accommodate the size of the pottery.
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Woven Baskets
MARTA XOCHILT PEREZSomething woven, something blue, something old...or however the saying goes! This kitchen has it all.
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Cabin Meets Farm
TREVOR SMITHThe shiplap walls and open shelving make this a wonderful example of a farmhouse kitchen.
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Bright and White
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Rescued
JEAN ALLSOPPThis kitchen is filled with rescued elements.
The old metal awning is the perfect alternative to a stove hood.
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Blue and White
ALEC HEMERThe only thing we love more than a collection of blue and white pottery is a freshly baked pie!
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Farmhouse Kitchen Stove in a Bold Color
Rikki SnyderThe beautiful Aga stove in British Racing Green is the star of Jeannette Fristoe's charming kitchen. But her antique stoneware crocks, wooden rolling pins, and silverware drawer certainly give it a run for its money.
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Black and White Farmhouse Kitchen
Rikki SnyderThere's not a more classic color combo than black and white, and it works especially well for a farmhouse kitchen when you add tecture through woven baskets and greenery as well as patina via a silver collection.
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Farmhouse Kitchen Repurposed Island
Michael Paul/Living InsideAn antique apothecary cabinet gets a new life as a huge island that offers plenty of seating, workspace, and storage in this kitchen designed by designer Joris Van Apers.
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Farmhouse Kitchen Marbled Island
Aaron ColussiMargaret Shutze's impressive 10-foot island is the heart of her kitchen. The marble countertops, white subway tiles, and cast-brass bin pulls all contribute to her "farm-chic" aesthetic.
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Make Old New Again
BRIAN WOODCOCKTennessee natives Seth and Chad Gilbert definitely know how to decorate without spending a fortune. They used reclaimed wood from their front porch to make the island, found the cabinets from a discarded display kitchen at a local shop, and bought the fridge for just $200 on eBay!
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Fabulous Fixtures
RYANN FORDAmy and Brian Kleinwachter's entire Texas abode is almost exclusively made from reclaimed items. Although you might not be able to find an exact replica of their lights, you can draw inspiration by hanging up your own statement piece.
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Farmhouse Kitchen Barn Wood-Covered Hood
Max Kim-BeeNothing says "farmhouse" like reclaimed barnwood, and what better way to use it than for a fancy range hood?
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Country Details
Courtesy of HomeAwayFrom the oversized farmhouse sink and dusty blue cabinets to the exposed ceiling beams and animal wall art, this kitchen's rustic vibe is complemented by an earthy palette of reds and browns.
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Salvaged Materials
Jean AllsoppThis Georgia cabin makes wide use of salvaged materials, and it brings an acquired-over-time feel to this kitchen's features. With a black soapstone apron-front sink, teak countertops, and heart pine floors salvaged from 300-year-old beams in a South Carolina mill, this charming farmhouse kitchen has age and character.
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Antique Signs
Laura MossOne of the easiest ways to incorporate farmhouse style into your kitchen and throughout your home is to hang vintage signs that say things like "Grocery" or "Meat Market." You can find them on Etsy or at your local antique store.
26 Fabulous Farmhouse Kitchens | The Cottage Market
Who doesn’t love a great Farmhouse Kitchen…a homey place to gather for meals…preparing specialties to preserve…baking a yummy apple pie and everything in between. Well “they say” that the “homey” kitchen is part of the decor trend in 2013.
A kitchen that favors natural elements and is not as slick as some have been in the past. Let’s take a look at a few amazing Farmhouse kitchens as we enjoy a cup of something yummy.
Today’s journey is not one of high tech kitchens…it is a glimpse into the homey cozy Farmhouse style that gets its glamor from natural elements. Not to worry…we will have many more adventures in Kitchenland…all kinds…all style…white to popping colors…so stay tuned!
The first kitchen on our little tour is from
House Beautiful
Designer Young Huh created this kitchen to recapture the spirit of a childhood kitchen using simple cabinets…an old pine table…natural wooden floors…soapstone counters and other natural elements. House Beautiful says that the “homey” kitchen is an “in” trend for this year and a fabulous one at that. You can read more about the whole design process by Young right here. A very interesting interview that I think you all might enjoy.
Without further ado…here is the kitchen and it is magnificent new look…but a look that appears to have been there forever! Mission accomplished!
The blue-green cabinets are just so welcoming and that farmhouse table is fabulous. Who wouldn’t want to spend hours and hours here every day. Below is another section of the kitchen…
the love affair continues with these incredible glass paned windows along with the black soapstone counters. This is a kitchen that says home sweet home…check out the back door…looks like someone wants to come in : )
This comfy kitchen also uses many natural elements…the slate floor, wooden beams…butcher block counters and the heart of the room…the farmhouse table. Find out more about this beauty here.
Glass cabinets, stone, tile flooring and lots of wood create a down home flavor.
Tile is used as a back splash and of course I only have eyes for that stove!
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Now here is a fabulous kitchen created by the DIY Showoff
she brings in a touch of nature with the beautiful distressed wide plank antique java bamboo flooring and what about the two vintage desks forming the island…BRILLIANT!
she also uses bricking for her backsplash bringing yet another element of down home…
There is so much more to see…take a trip over and visit Roeshel she will take you on a wonderful tour throughout this kitchen…you will enjoy your visit.
Take a peek at a touch of Scandinavian Farmhouse Kitchen Charm.
What a great space…beadboard bins…white washed wooden floors and then perfect vintage touches. Comfy cozy!
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Now if this doesn’t say Grandma and where’s the apple pie?…nothing does!
Vintage + Wood =’s Homey
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This farmhouse has hugged its whole space in white and the white washed vintage wooden table is still the shining star.
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The flooring and counter tops are tile and slate…the island is a worn and glorious wood…even the sign is made from old re-purposed barn wood… all of these elements bring the loving farm flavor into this room.
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Eclectic Farmhouse style that is welcoming and cozy. Wooden counter tops…a simple floor…vintage glass cabinets along with vintage “industrial” style lighting just makes you want to sit down and break bread with family and friends.
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White washed and wonderful! Simple cabinets…open shelf storage…wooden planked floors and ceilings and concrete counter tops along with a vintage farmhouse table and a touch of wicker give this kitchen a natural and beautiful glow.
Nothing fancy but so much heart.
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Down home and loving. A simple kitchen again using natural elements…getting back to basics.
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So much style…tons of charm and a great use of vintage…wood…and even old feed sacks sewn into pillows. You can do so much with items that you have…things that you love…treasures that you find.
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A Beachy Farmhouse Kitchen is so much fun…here are just a few elements from this one…wood…wicker and vintage star once again.
let’s zoom in just a little closer…
love it…so much more to see here.
Aged wood…glass cabinets…beamed ceiling…slate flooring and wire bring this kitchen together with homey charm!
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Vintage black and white tiled floor…old glass door cabinets…wooden counter tops…farmhouse sink and a touch of cottage love with the little curtain sink skirt sets the tone of this special space.
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Concrete counter tops star in this kitchen. A great inexpensive natural element that doesn’t pinch the budget as some counter tops do…maybe it is in your kitchens future.
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A natural airy space brings a bit of the outside in…has all the modern accessories but a special touch of nature as well!
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Wicker and irregular natural slate flooring is appearing all over in the 2013 “homey style” kitchens…nice touch to a farmhouse look don’t you think.
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Wood…marble…slate…glass…bring it together for any farmhouse style…such as this French Farmhouse look!
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If you are looking for a bit more French Farmhouse charm with a touch of vintage industrial style…how about this…
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Understated but grand Farmhouse style from Elle Decor
this space has tons of natural elements and no…that is not a real cow head…if it was I wouldn’t be featuring this kitchen : ) this space is amazing!
One of my favorite Farmhouse Kitchen’s is Kari’s over at
Thistlewood Farms
Drop by and she gives you the diy and a modern day folk tale on all of her decorating adventures.
As you can see…simple lines…wonderful woods…natural elements and Kari’s impeccable style is every where! Enjoy her hospitality.
Another beauty from Elle Decor…recycled tile…glass…slate and wood just smile over this space.
Did you just hear me sigh…oh how sweet and beautiful is this space…a breath of fresh air and could it be any more homey and charming? Wood..wicker…painted concrete counter tops…slate floor… glass cabinets…vintage and flowers…oh and that island…now if there is a powder blue pizza oven in here somewhere I think I will marry this kitchen!
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Well there you have it…a little trip through a variety of different style farmhouse kitchens with a natural flair!
We will be exploring many more kitchen styles in the weeks and months to come so stay tuned!
We will also be taking a look at some of the other “trending” styles for 2013…along with exploring colors…so keep an eye out!
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oh…if you love Farmhouse Style…check out my post on
30 Fabulous Farmhouse Sinks
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kitchen in an old house before and after
A small house by the lake is the dream of many.
In my mind, he always seems to be perfect. But the family of Eric and Jess did not get such a house in the best condition. The 1960s building needed a major overhaul both inside and out. The young couple started the renovation from the kitchen. With their own hands, they turned it into a modern space, like from the cover of a magazine. In the article we will tell and show how the family succeeded.
Start of repair
The kitchen in the old house was a rather dark room. The massive wooden suite visually narrowed the space and left no room for natural light and air. To get rid of the feeling of a cramped room, the owners of the house abandoned hanging cabinets, added light through white walls and open shelves.
The transformation began from the center of the kitchen - the sink area. This part of the room now looks the most advantageous thanks to the large window. It was not loaded with textiles and other details. The laconic design of the opening helped to let in more light and visually expand the space.
The sink was moved to the window. This classic solution helped organize the right working triangle and thus make the kitchen more ergonomic. In addition, now washing dishes has become much more pleasant.
The cabinets from the old headset were removed from the walls. Then we moved on to technology: they removed the uncomfortable low hood and the massive stove. The latter hung heavily directly over the countertop and took too much attention.
The empty wall was repainted in basic white. It goes well with the new gray headset. For the convenience of cleaning, the apron was laid out with white matte tiles, using the classic technique - “subway”.
Faucet and sink had to be replaced. The faucet is tall, in a contrasting black color and with a comfortable soft hose for washing fruits and vegetables. As a result, the area visually expanded noticeably. There was a large area for kitchen work.
cooking zone
Here, too, there have been major changes.
The old hood did not allow you to freely approach the stove, you had to constantly remember not to hit your head on it. A new hood was installed directly under the ceiling. It performs not only the main function - the modern model has improved the appearance of the kitchen due to its laconic metal texture. A small electric hob was replaced by a full-fledged gas stove.
Instead of voluminous cabinets, spacious open shelves made of solid wood on black metal brackets appeared on the wall. This decision has significantly freed up space. At the same time, the shelves took over part of the storage. Glasses and everyday utensils are beautifully placed on them.
The main kitchen utensils were removed to the floor cabinets. New furniture was ordered according to individual sizes. The gray color of the headset is combined with metal appliances. And the black matte handles of the facades are in harmony with the mixer and the lamp by the window - together they set off the light finish.
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The cooking area was left as free as possible. Jess spends a lot of time in the kitchen, so she wanted to make the work surface more practical and comfortable. To do this, dismantled the old wooden countertop. She cracked and has long outlived itself. In its place was a white marbled stone countertop. It was placed around the entire perimeter of the headset. The hue repeats the base color of the finish - a dark countertop could complicate the interior too much with contrasts.
Before that, a lot of space on the work surface was occupied by small household appliances. She, if possible, was hidden in cabinets in order to unload the countertop as much as possible.
The dining area has moved to the place of the refrigerator. The peninsula with a bar counter became a continuation of the headset. This saves space: you no longer need to put the table in the center of the kitchen, as before.
It is enough to place bar stools, and the whole family will be able to gather for lunch or dinner.
The new refrigerator has settled to the right of the window - there used to be cabinets. On this side, open shelves for storing spices were also hung. As a result, the family completely abandoned the upper tier of the headset.
Ceiling
Thanks to the light finish, the color of the new suite, open shelves and other details, the space has become noticeably larger. This made it possible to add decorative elements. The ceiling features solid wood beams in farmhouse style. This technique gave the room a country charm and brought natural motifs into the interior.
From the old kitchen there was an original ceiling lamp in the center of the ceiling. In the former interior, he was lost, but now he has gained significance. A laconic golden accent combined with natural light wood made the appearance of the new kitchen more expensive, and the set of textures more diverse.
Photo: Emily Lex
Project of the week: Minimalist kitchen in an old house in Kaliningrad
The customer wanted to live in the historical center, but in a modern comfortable apartment, and was ready for a complete restructuring
The owner bought an apartment in the historical center of Kaliningrad, in an old house, renovated and Soviet time. The condition of the property was appalling (everything down to the supporting structures needed to be cleaned out), but the owner liked the location of the house and was willing to spend extra. In addition, he wanted to fill the interior with modern amenities that the family is used to: minimalistic decoration and 21st century technologies. 9Ol000 Interior Design Studio of Asiya Orlova»
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The layout of the apartment with a kitchen-living room 24 sq.
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A small kitchen was combined into one space with a living room . The technical safety rules when using a gas column took into account and provided for a glass partition, consisting of four different modules. Partitions can be used one at a time for zoning or all at once to isolate the kitchen. Guides for the modules were launched along the ceiling, which made it possible to abandon the threshold between the two rooms.
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Zehnder radiators; o kna Brugmann, Roto, salon "Elitkeramika"
Problem and solution: “The customer asked to replace the small windows with floor-to-ceiling glazing, he liked the opening green landscape,” says Asiya Orlova. — Usually in the old fund it is impossible to coordinate changes on the facade, but there are exceptions.
This house was in the queue for renovation of the facades, and the new glazing in the living room area successfully fit into the plans of the city.”
After the glazing was replaced, the radiators were also replaced, choosing high wall-mounted models.
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Oikos plaster; p Vira ceilings
Problem and solution: In order to visually raise the low ceilings and let in more light, reflective surfaces were used - a glossy stretch ceiling, a glass partition, glossy door panels.
The wall behind the TV was decorated with decorative plaster imitating wet silk. This finish, like other glossy surfaces, reflects the light coming from the windows.
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The kitchen is made in the carpentry workshop "Viat"; o Calligaris dining table and chairs, Dolis Salon
We quickly decided on the overall color scheme for the kitchen-living room, but corrected the shades with the help of visualizations.
Initially, they considered a combination of dark gray with warm shades of wood, but in the end they settled on light gray facades and honey-colored wood. The same veneer was used for the panels on the wall in the living room, partly on the door leaf and for the ceiling lights - finished aluminum slats were veneered in a local workshop.
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Please note: Part of the kitchen facades is removable false panels that provide access to communications. Gas and ventilation pipes are hidden in the corner “cabinet”, and in the high pencil case on the left there is a niche with a gas water heater, a counter and shelves for storage.
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Please note: One of the cupboards above the work surface was made shallower to install a sliding panel for an iPad inside. While cooking on the gadget, you can view recipes or other media content.
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Savings: According to the project, the living room was to be decorated with the work of an American photographer.
When it turned out that the work exists in a limited edition and the price tag for it is appropriate, they searched for a replacement for a long time.
“I wanted to emphasize the interior with a light image on the verge of fabulousness,” recalls the designer. “And I turned to the Kaliningrad photo artist Anastasia Atsapkina, who took a photo of a ballerina in dance for us.”
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