Farmhouse Decor is very popular in home decorating. This home decorating style jumped into popularity largely because of the hit HGTV show, Fixer Uppers. Joanna Gaines has successfully shown America the rustic beauty of Farmhouse Decor.
I love Farmhouse Style decor! It is cozy, comfortable, simple, and informal, while showcasing the beauty of everyday furnishings that have seen some age. I believe this design style is here to stay because it is classic and never really goes out of style.
Today, I am sharing my favorite Farmhouse Decor Projects that you can do inexpensively to add some country love in your home.
An IKEA Hack Farmhouse Style Dining Table by East Coast Creative
I can’t believe you can make a $68 Ikea table look like an expensive rustic farm table. I really want to make a farmhouse table for my dining room.
DIY Rustic Produce Rack by Pretty Handy Girl
I love this farmhouse inspired way to display and store your produce.
Add an Easy DIY Shiplap Accent Wall by Liz Marie Blog
Who would have thought that wood paneling would come back in popularity. However, painted shiplap is not the same as the wood paneling in your grandparents’ home. I want to add shiplap above my fireplace.
Burlap & Lace Rustic Candle Holders by DIY Beautify
This is a simple, easy, and lovely way to create a centerpiece. Learn how to style these shelves in my post, 7 Steps to Help You Style Your Home Like A Pro.
DIY Distressed Wood Crate Centerpiece by Decorating With Less
This is one of my favorite Farmhouse Decor projects that I did for my dining room table.
DIY Boxwood Wreath by Table and Hearth
I have not yet made a DIY wreath but this one is perfect for a farmhouse style entry door.
DIY Corbel Farmhouse Decor Shelves by Lolly Jane
Open shelves are a great way to display home accessories. Learn how to style open shelves with tips in my post, 7 Steps to Help You Style Your Home Like A Pro.
DIY Blanket Ladder Pottery Barn Knock Off by Hey There Home
This is a fantastic and inexpensive way to store throw blankets in a family room.
Farmhouse Bathroom Mirror Tutorial by Cherished Bliss
I am planning to use this mirror tutorial for my Farmhouse Bathroom Makeover. Check out my plans in my post, Farmhouse Bathroom Makeover Inspiration Board.
DIY Irish Blessing Sign by Blesser House
I adore this wall sign! Reminds me of high school and singing the Old Irish Blessing. Plus, it adds Farmhouse decor to anywhere you hang it.
DIY Wire Laundry Baskets by Twelve On Main
These DIY laundry baskets look amazing. Perfect functional farmhouse decor for a laundry room.
DIY Twiggy Bird’s Nest by Lilacs and Longhorns
This is a cute nest that would look great to style a shelf with.
Wooden Arrow Tutorial by Cherished Bliss
Rustic arrows look great in any farmhouse style room. A great item to mix into a gallery wall.
DIY Barn Door by Jenna Sue Design
Barn doors are space saving and are a perfect focal point when decorating a farmhouse style design. This one is very authentic and stunning.
Large Pallet Wall Clock by All Things Heart and Home
This is an inexpensive way to create a wall clock with big impact.
Salvaged Wood Hallway Wall Coat Rack by Decorating With Less
Farmhouse Decor is sometimes about taking something distressed and repurposing it in a new way. I did this with an old piece of molding I found on the curb. I turned this trash into something beautiful again.
DIY Farmhouse Coffee Table by 100 Things 2 Do
X legs are popular in farmhouse furniture. I love this coffee table! Ideal for a farmhouse living room.
Old Window Wall Decor by Joann Gaines, HGTV’s Fixer Uppers
Old windows are lovely for farmhouse decor. Joanna Gaines used an old window as wall art in a Midcentury Modern makeover.
DIY Chalkboard Calendar by Sincerely, Sara D
A distressed picture frame can be turned into anything. Sara made this amazing chalkboard calendar.
Distressed Furniture by Artsy Chicks Rule
Distressed furniture is a key element in farmhouse decor. I love this sideboard makeover. Perfect furniture accent.
With these DIY projects you can add farmhouse decor to any room. Even if you don’t live in the country you can still use these decorating ideas to bring a taste of the country to where you call home now. The most important thing is to have fun as you transform your home.
Which farmhouse decor project is your favorite?