Farmhouse Style
Learn more about this popular trend and choose your favorite style
Published February 23, 2023
A Few
Farmhouse Styles

Classic Farmhouse Style
Modern Farmhouse Style


European Farmhouse Style
Ideas for
Farmhouse Design

Dining
A relaxed and inviting gathering room is what you will find with a farmhouse styled dining room. The focal point of the room and one of the most popular farmhouse style pieces is the farmhouse dining table. These tables are often oversized and feature a sturdy, rustic design that is perfect for family meals or entertaining guests. They can be paired with a variety of different chairs, such as metal or wooden, to create a unique look.
These tables can be centered with or without a large rug underneath and a minimalistic centerpiece. A rustic sideboard or buffet anchors the room while providing ample storage for dishes, linens and seasonal items. Simple chandelier lighting above the table, subtle greenery and mirrors or simple artwork on the wall, create a relaxed, yet put together dining atmosphere.

Living Room
To create the welcoming and relaxed environment of a farmhouse style living room, provide ample seating with sofas and loveseats, oversized pillows, and be sure to add a cozy throw or two. Large coffee tables or ottomans can anchor the seating, while a fireplace, whether real or faux, enhances the warm setting of this design.
Lamps placed throughout the room provide soft lighting that emulates the cozy glow of a fire. End tables offer a place for table lamps, a book, and maybe a drink. The charm of family photos and meaningful items complement the farmhouse style and create a unique space. Large rugs, neutral colors, and natural pieces with a rustic finish bring the farmhouse style together in a living room.

Bedroom
A farmhouse-style bedroom is characterized by various shades of white, light greys, and blues paired with wooden accents. The bed is the centerpiece of the room and serves as the primary element from which all other pieces stem. Beds can be made from a variety of materials, including wood, metal, or fabric. Linen and cotton bedding soften the look of a metal or wooden bed, while fabric beds can be complemented with a mix of fabrics used for the bedding.
Nightstands or bedside tables are typically neutral in color and balance each side of the bed, usually with a lamp, picture, plant, or other personal items. However, it's important to avoid overcrowding these areas and keep them minimal and tidy.
A large rug placed under the bed offers a cozy place to step out of your slippers and into bed while also keeping the bed as the focal point of the room. A bench with soft pillows or a neatly folded throw can be added to enhance the relaxing atmosphere and provide a place to rest if you're not ready to get into bed. If your room is large enough, a vintage-style side chair or two can provide an inviting and relaxing feel to the bedroom.