#and a metal fireplace. modern furniture

[headowardo]

Living Room in Seattle

[michaeldirnt]

Open - Modern Living Room

[prettylittlebigliars]

3/4 Bath in Denver

A mid-sized transitional walk-in shower design example with 3/4-inch white and pebble porcelain tile, a brown floor, shaker cabinets, a one-piece toilet, gray walls, an undermount sink, quartz countertops, and a hinged shower door is shown.

[introvertedthinking]

Living Room Salt Lake City Photo of a large, modern living room with a bar, beige walls, a stone fireplace, a regular fireplace, and a medium-tone wood floor.

[anonslittlehelper]

Patio Fire Pit in Indianapolis Patio - mid-sized contemporary backyard concrete paver patio idea with a fire pit and no cover

[acamouflage]

Living Room - Modern Living Room

[happythebluecat]

Home Bar Living Room

[beesolively]

Open (New York)

[dialmformaledictions]

Contemporary Living Room (Indianapolis)

[hometoursandotherstuff]

I first posted this 1947 art deco home in Baltimore, Maryland about 3 yrs. ago and the 2bd, 1.5ba house just sold for $239K.

The living room has glass block, curved walls and a fireplace wall, all original.

The living room flows into the dining room to reveal the other side of the double-sided fireplace. Some of the furniture was included in the sale.

The wall shelving is perfect for a tea pot collection or something of similar size.

Bedroom #1 has cool cowboy wallpaper that was very popular for little boys rooms.

The blue bathroom sink is definitely retro.

Bedroom #2 is small, and appears to be a pass thru to the kitchen and 1/2 bath.

The 1/2 bath has a stainless sink with baseball faucet handles. Not sure if the suitcases are decorative or for storage.

The kitchen has original metal cabinets and linoleum floors.

A kitchen table fits in this pantry area.

I don't know why there's a sink, stove and fridge in here.

Small sun porch in the back. This home does need work and seems like it's been slowly deteriorating due to neglect.

There's a patio in the back. What's going on with the roof? It looks like the brick deteriorated and they just painted over it.

The yard is dirt, so it will need some landscaping.

Lake Montebello is across the road.

Before they repainted it green it was yellow.

https://baltimorefishbowl.com/stories/trendy-unique-mid-century-modern-with-views-of-lake-montebello/

[artinvain]

vampire!sevika x witch!reader who runs into you at the library when she’s returning books. (no smut … yet!??!) men and minors dni

✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:*✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:*✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:✧･ﾟ:

Vampire!sevika who smells you, sickly sweet smell of a bakery, cigarettes and coffee. whose mouth starts to taste metallic. standing there and scenting the air, her eyes scrunched shut so no one sees the whites have turned crimson and her pupils are blown and black.

who tries to smile at you but feels her fangs extending a pain of hunger growing in her so she has to feed before she even comes near you.

vampire!Sevika who ignores all your advances with a smile and flippancy because she’s afraid she’ll hurt you if she gets too close.

vampire!Sevika whose hunting and spots you on a picnic, and has to claim she was hiking because she was caught staring.

vampire!Sevika who has to join you — seeing you alone in the woods too worrisome for her to leave you.

vampire!Sevika who then warms up to the idea of being around tou, not because she was dangerous but because she could protect you from things much worse than her

vampire!Sevika who starts leaving flowers at your work.

vampire!Sevika who is so used to providing she nearly cries when you send her your favourite book you “think you’ll really enjoy. It seems to match your old soul” with a plate of baked cookies on top.

vampire!Sevika who has her team watch out for you (as in stalk you 24 hours and report your movements back to her)

she thinks it’s the way you get to know someone — watch you , learn what you like so that she can anticipate your needs and be a good partner.

vampire!Sevika who thinks she’s ready to have dinner at your place when you offer.

and is stunned to see the sigils and candles, books and herbs inside, crystals lining the walls and refracting light into your living room.

When you stand silently at the door until she asks to be invited in, she’s immediately suspicious.

vampire!Sevika who’s been around long enough to realise you have a cloaking spell rune above your fireplace and knows she fucked.

because she doesn’t know anything about you — all her intel was messed with by your spell.

vampire!sevika who is now an entirely new level of nervous because not only are you intelligent and interesting and funny — you’re also more gorgeous than any face she’s seen in decades. eyes so unwarded and honest, skin soft and dewy. and your hands on hers — god it’s so soft—

and then she realises you’re asking about her daylight ring, you’re very fascinated you know about the type of rock that was used, it’s more popular century, the tiny runes inscribed de dismissed as aging.

vampire!Sevika who doesn’t stay for dinner when she smells your tea, the scent like burning razors in her nostrils. Vervain. A plant near deadly to vampires.

vampire!Sevika who excuses herself saying she has a cold and then receives a care package for her, which makes her realise the cookies you baked didn’t have any vervain in them. So she tries the food and it’s fine. more than fine it’s incredible. It makes her so hungry she has to feed.

vampire!sevika who only feeds on what she declared “scum of the earth,” she didn’t do it often at the risk of being caught but some nights, (like where she sees two men pulling a knife on a woman walking home from work — well with a knife it’s easy to make the deaths look … natural) she’s lucky.

vampire!Sevika who invites you over to her loft, it’s actually more dated than you’d expect. gold-yellow and red lilac and columbine flower wallpaper in the living room’s feature wall. With more modern pops in the furniture and essentials.

“A lot of your stuff is… antique,” you say smiling politely, a furrow in your brow. and Sevika laughs at the way you sit very very carefully on an old chesterfield sofa.

“I’ve reinforced them,” Sevika explains “they are old but, I can’t seem to let them go,”

“Family heirloom?” You guess, a lot of the stuff in here was too fancy to be sold at regular antiques in your area, which meant Sevika was rich, according to her furniture you guessed old money rich.

“that’s insane to have a family tree you can trace so far back you could have your own heirloom”

it was her brothers. they sat on it every night together in his first and only home, and talked in depth about nothing at all.

“My family is close, I am grateful,” Sevika says

the look in your eye. a twinkle of playful curiosity,

“and the ring is an heirloom also?” You ask, standing up to take another look around.

“this stuff if very english — your accent —“

”we moved when I was very little,” she interrupted quickly, that wasn’t entirely false. “I’ve lived here all my life,” that was lie.

you smile at her and quirk your head. she was so… guarded.

“what about your family?” Sevika asks, stepping toward you and guiding you with her hand on your lower back to the sofa. she opens a bottle of wine and pours it for you when she hears you say “salem” and nearly spills. you pretend not to notice and take the glass, thanking her.

“yeah, we fled during the salem trials, there was a much bigger pool of people then, than what’s documented,” you say and Sevika turns to you

”witches then,” Sevika says and lets a giggle slip when you say “of course, have you seen the way I dress?” so wooed by your boldness because yes, she has noticed the way you dress and she thinks you’re some kind of deity, the way your dresses and skirts fall over your thighs, and the way your jean overalls highlights your arms. she’s always mesmerised.

“you are a little whimsical, you sent me the metamorphosis by Franz kafka!” She rolls are eyes at the memory, she was kind of offended when she got it because really? but then when she read it with your note at the end she knew you were referencing yourself, explaining the way your mind works without really having to tell her. So Sevika is gentle with her words around you, makes sure your needs get catered to and makes sure that you always feel secure and loved. 🏷️ @archangeldyke-all @sexysapphicshopowner @iamaboringrattat @sapphicsgirl @sevsbaby @bimboprincezz @opropheticsoul

[owgrant8]

The South Downs Cottage

Anotation

Once Neil Gaiman said that after the events described in the book "Good Omens" Crowley and Aziraphale would move to a cottage in South Downs, and the Devil's Duke would be perfect for a summer walk. Therefore, with the desire and the opportunity, we decided to imagine what their shared home would look like and tried to take into account the characteristics of each character.

P.S. Yes, we understand that in real life, the rule doesn't work as it does in fictional worlds, where a small house on the outside is much larger on the inside. The cottage gradually turned into a mansion, which honestly worried us a little, but it didn't prevent us from completing the project as we designed it.

About the Cottage

The cottage, to which Crowley and Aziraphale moved after all the events, is a place full of antique charm and tranquility, where they decided to create their own corner of seclusion and privacy. The house was situated on a quiet street in South Downs, where life flowed steadily, and neighbors knew each other by name.

It was a cozy classic cottage, almost entirely covered with ivy up to the very peak of the roof. The facade was adorned with materials traditional to English architecture - natural stone on the walls and base, white wooden frames on the windows, and metal roofing. Even the interior of the house adhered to the classic English style with wooden furniture, warm lighting, and elegantly adorned curtains.

On the first floor, you would find an unusually unique set of rooms. The kitchen, equipped with the latest modern appliances, merged with a spacious living room featuring a dining area, a large soft sofa with a television. The living room also housed a fireplace, creating an atmosphere of warmth and comfort, especially on chilly winter evenings. From the living room, there was access to the outside through a spacious winter garden, where tropical flowers bloomed year-round. The plants there were just as green and splendid as they had been all over England. Of course, a mandatory condition for acquiring the cottage was the presence of a garage for Bentley. But the real gem of the house was the two-story library, which was clearly more spacious on the inside than it appeared from the outside.

The second floor was a quiet, gentle, and romantic place. The main bedroom with a separate bathroom and dressing room, a guest bedroom used only on special occasions, an exit from the rotunda into the corridor leading to a cozy balcony overlooking the settlement. Right above the garage on the first floor was a home theater with an exceptionally well-stocked bar for weekly evening gatherings.

Around the house, a shaded garden was laid out in the best traditions of old England: ancient yew trees, luxurious junipers and boxwoods, a branching magnolia combined with lush beds of white and pink roses, delphinium, hollyhocks, and delicate peonies. Neat lawns of perennial grasses, orderly rows of shrubs and trees, and lush flower beds all created a unique image of an old English garden.

In the southern part of the garden was a small pond surrounded by majestic willows, reeds, rushes, and other aquatic plants. In the center of the pond, wooden swings were installed, providing a pleasant spot to observe ducks and feed them with frozen green peas.

Crowley decided that he would spend all his free time in the garden, and if he were to set up a gazebo and a table for evening tea, then in good weather, he could convince the Angel to join him for long sessions in the fresh air.

More images you can find by the link.

With love, Iri @owgrant8 and Nasti @lunarglitter13 💕

[butchdiaz]

top 5 worst interior design choices

1. PLAIN WHITE WALLS. STOP IT.

2. rich people modern minimalism. u know what i mean. like when the dining table is a weapon and u have a whole empty room just to view an ugly ass statue

3. painted brick. especially if its white. again. why????? my landlord painted over the beautiful brick fireplace in jennas room white and it pisses me off so bad

4. metal furniture. gives me the ick

5. that farmhouse vibe that looks like the embodiment of the name kayleigh. flannel seat cushions. candles from pottery barn. a live laugh love type sign with an ugly font. actually any sign in general with an ugly font needs to go get that shit away from me

ask me top 5 anything!

[annwynisland]

Furniture Catalogue

Item names spelled in US English. Ctrl+F (find keyword) recommended. I can customize with Cyrus if specific color variant(s) desired.

ACNH Nintendo Switch

Alto saxophone

Analog kitchen scale

Anthurium plant

Antique bureau

Antique chair

Antique clock

Antique console table

Antique mini table

Antique wardrobe

Arcade seat

Artsy table

Baby panda

Ball

Baobab

Basic teacher's desk

Beach ball

Beach chairs with parasol

Beach towel

Bidet

Board game

Book

Book stands

Bottled beverage

Box corner sofa

Box sofa

Broom and dustpan

Bunk bed

Campfire cookware

Camping cot

Candle

Candle chandelier

Cans

Cardboard box

Carnations

Casablanca lilies

Cassette player

Cat grass

Chainsaw

Chalkboard

Champion's pennant

Changing room

Checkout counter

Chessboard

Clipboard

Clothes closet

Clothesline pole

Coffee beans

Coffee cup

Coffee grinder

Coffee plant

Colorful juice

Cone

Cooking tools

Cool sofa

Corner clothing rack

Counter table

Covered wagon

Crane game

Creepy skeleton

Cruiser bike

Cuckoo clock

Cup with saucer

Cushion

Cute chair

Cute DIY table

Cute sofa

Cute wall-mounted clock

Cute wardrobe

Cypress bathtub

Cypress plant

Decorative bottles

Deep fryer

Desk mirror

Dessert carrier

Diner counter chair

Diner counter table

Diner dining table

Diner neon clock

Dinnerware

Dinosaur toy

Director's chair

Dish-drying rack

Display stand

Document stack

Double-door refrigerator

Double-edged sword

Double Gloucester cheese

Double sofa

Drapery

Dreamy bed

Dreamy rabbit toy

Dreamy wall rack

Dual hanging monitors

Elephant slide

Enamel lamp

Evergreen ash

Exam table

Exercise bike

Exit sign

Fan

Fancy violin

Fax machine

Festival zongzi

Fireplace

Floating-biotope planter

Floor light

Floor seat

Fluorescent light

Folding floor lamp

Fortune-telling set

Freezer

Froggy chair

Garden faucet

Garden gnome

Garden lantern

Gas range

Gears

Glass jar

Globe

Handcart

Hanging cube light

Hearty ramen

High-end stereo

Homework set

Hourglass

Iced coffee

Imperial bed

Imperial chest

Imperial decorative shelves

Imperial dining chair

Imperial dining lantern

Imperial low table

Imperial partition

Ironing board

Ironing set

Judge's bell

Karaoke machine

Kids' tent

Kimono stand

Kitchen counter

Knife block

Lab-experiments set

Lantern

Large covered round table

Large magazine rack

Lily-pad table

Long bathtub

Magazine

Magnetic knife rack

Marimba

Metal can

Metal pot

Meter and pipes

Microwave

Mini circuit

Mining car

Mixer

Mobile

Modern cash register

Modern office chair

Monstera

Mop

Moroccan lights

Moss ball

Mounted blue marlin

Mr. Flamingo

Mrs. Flamingo

Mug

Oil barrel

Oil lamp

Outdoor air conditioner

Outdoor bench

Outdoor folding chair

Owl clock

Painting set

Papa panda

Paper-chain ceiling garland

Paper lantern

Paper tiger

Patchwork bed

Patchwork sofa chair

Pendulum clock

Pennant

Pet food bowl

Pinball machine

Pine tree

Plasma ball

Plastic canister

Pop-up book

Pop-up toaster

Popcorn machine

Porcelain vase

Portable radio

Pot rack

Potted starter plants

Premium nigirizushi

Pro coffee grinder

Puppy plushie

Rattan armchair

Rattan end table

Rattan low table

Rattan stool

Rattan table lamp

Rattan vanity

Rattan wardrobe

Retro fan

Retro stereo

Rice cooker

Rock guitar

Rocket lamp

Rotary phone

Round light fixture

Round pillow

Round space heater

Salad bar

Sandwich plate meal

Schefflera

School chair

School desk

Scooter

Scrapbook

Screen

Serving cart

Set of stockings

Sewing machine

Sewing project

Shaded floor lamp

Shaded pendant lamp

Ship-wheel door decoration

Shopping bag

Short file cabinet

Shoyu ramen

Silver confetti blower

Silver mic

Simple kettle

Simple panel

Simple shaded lamp

Simple table

Simple wall shelf

Siphon

Skateboard

SLR camera

Small mannequin

Small vase

Soft-serve lamp

Spaceship control panel

Spinning wheel

Square bathtub

Standing toilet

Strapped books

Studio spotlight

Study carrel

Study chair

Study desk

Study sewing box

Super-premium nigirizushi

Surfboard

Surichwi tteok

Table lamp

Table with cloth

Tabletop record player

Tangled cords

Tape deck

Tapestry

Tea set

Thank-you Mom mug

Throwback container

Throwback dino screen

Throwback gothic mirror

Throwback hat table

Throwback rocket

Throwback skull radio

Tin bucket

Tin robot

Tissue box

Titan arum

Tool shelf

Toolbox

Torii

Toy box

Traditional tea set

Train set

Transit seat

Tricycle

Typewriter

Upright speaker

Utility sink

Vacuum cleaner

Velvet stool

Vertical banner

Wall-mounted candle

Wall-mounted LED display

Wall-mounted phone

Wall-mounted TV (50 in.)

Water cooler

Weight bench

Winnowing machine

Wood-burning stove

Wooden pendant light

World map

Yucca

Yule log

[tesmare]

A GUIDE TO ADDING GLAMOUR TO YOUR DECOR

In the ever-evolving landscape of interior design, one trend has emerged as a beacon of sophistication and glamour: foil prints. These shimmering accents have captured the hearts of decorators and homeowners alike, offering a luxurious touch that elevates any space. Whether you’re looking for instant decor solutions for parties, get-togethers, festivals, or special occasions, foil print cushion covers and curtains provide a quick and effortless way to add a touch of glamour to your home. Join us as we delve into the world of foil prints, exploring their allure, versatility, and how you can effortlessly incorporate them into your decor repertoire.

The Allure of Foil Prints

Foil prints, with their metallic sheen and reflective surfaces, exude an air of opulence that instantly transforms ordinary rooms into extraordinary showcases. Whether it's the radiant glow of gold, the sleek allure of silver, or the romantic charm of rose gold, foil prints captivate with their dazzling aesthetics. Their ability to catch and play with light adds depth and dimension to any environment, creating an ambiance of elegance and refinement.

Why Embrace Foil Prints?

Timeless Elegance: Foil prints offer a timeless elegance that transcends passing trends. Their classic appeal ensures that your decor remains sophisticated and relevant for years to come.

Versatility Personified: From abstract patterns to inspirational quotes, foil prints come in a myriad of designs to suit every taste and style preference. Whether you're a modern minimalist or a lover of vintage charm, there's a foil print for you.

Instant Glamour: With just a touch of foil print, any space can be instantly imbued with glamour and allure. Whether used as a focal point or subtle accent, foil prints have the power to captivate and enchant.

Luxurious Textures: Foil prints on velvet create the ultimate luxurious feel. The combination of the soft, plush texture of velvet with the shimmering effect of foil prints brings a sophisticated and opulent touch to any decor.

How to Incorporate Foil Prints into Your Decor

1. Create a Striking Focal Point

Make a statement by showcasing a large foil print as the focal point of a room. Whether it's an oversized artwork above the sofa or a stunning piece adorning the fireplace mantle, let the foil print steal the spotlight and anchor the space with its radiant presence.

2. Craft a Gallery Wall

Mix and match foil prints with other artworks to create a gallery wall that exudes charm and sophistication. Experiment with different sizes, shapes, and frame styles to curate a visually captivating display that tells your unique story.

3. Infuse Everyday Objects with Glamour

Elevate everyday objects with the glamour of foil prints. Adorn cushions, curtains, and even lampshades with metallic accents to inject a touch of luxury into every corner of your home. Imagine sinking into a plush sofa adorned with foil print cushion covers, or drawing back shimmering foil print curtains to reveal a sunlit room—these simple additions can transform your space into a haven of elegance and style.

4. Embrace Seasonal Decor

Switch up your decor with the changing seasons by incorporating seasonal foil prints. Whether it's festive gold and silver prints for the holidays or vibrant metallic hues for summer, embrace the spirit of the season with foil prints that reflect the mood and atmosphere. Let your creativity shine by using foil print cushion covers to add a festive touch to your living room during the holiday season, or swap out your curtains with metallic accents to bring a summery vibe into your home.

5. Experiment with Unexpected Surfaces

Think outside the box and experiment with unexpected surfaces for foil prints. From ceilings and doors to tabletops and furniture, let your imagination run wild as you explore innovative ways to incorporate foil prints into your decor scheme. Consider using foil print cushion covers to add a touch of glamour to your outdoor patio furniture or draping foil print curtains in unexpected areas like closets or room dividers to create a captivating focal point.

Quick Decorations for Parties and Festivals

Foil prints are perfect for adding a touch of glamour to your home during special occasions. For parties, get-togethers, festivals, and special days, use foil print banners, table runners, and wall decals to create a festive atmosphere. Foil print cushion covers and curtains can also be quickly swapped in to add an extra layer of sparkle, ensuring your home looks its best for any celebration.

Where to Find the Perfect Foil Prints

When it comes to sourcing the perfect foil prints for your home decor, the options are vast. However, for those specifically seeking exquisite foil print cushion covers and curtains, the Tesmare Collection stands out with its stunning array of designs to complement any interior aesthetic. Their meticulously curated selection combines quality craftsmanship with captivating metallic finishes, ensuring that your decor shines with unparalleled elegance.

Their foil print cushion covers and curtains are not only visually stunning but also remarkably durable and easy to wash, making them a practical choice for everyday use. Explore the Tesmare Collection's range to discover foil print cushion covers and curtains that will elevate your home decor to new heights of sophistication.

Conclusion: Let Your Decor Shine with Foil Prints

In conclusion, foil prints offer a captivating blend of elegance, versatility, and glamour that make them a must-have addition to any decor enthusiast's toolkit. Whether you're looking to make a bold statement with a large foil print artwork or add subtle accents with foil print cushion covers and curtains, these shimmering accents have the power to transform your space into a luminous sanctuary of style and sophistication.

From infusing everyday objects with glamour to experimenting with unexpected surfaces, the possibilities with foil prints are endless. Whether you choose to adorn your cushions with metallic accents or drape your windows with shimmering curtains, these small accessories can make a big impact on the overall ambiance of your home.

So why wait? Embrace the allure of foil prints and let your decor shine like never before!

[threadbaregypsysoul]

Farmhouse Living Room Ideas You Will love

The farmhouse aesthetic continues to reign supreme in interior design, offering a warm and inviting look for your living room. Characterized by its blend of rustic charm, cozy comfort, and natural elements, the farmhouse style evokes a sense of nostalgia and casual elegance. Whether you reside in a charming farmhouse  living room decor or a modern apartment, you can capture the essence of this style with a few key design choices.

This comprehensive guide dives into everything you need to know about creating the perfect farmhouse living room. We'll explore furniture selections, color palettes, decorating tips, and inspirational design ideas to help you transform your space. 

THE FOUNDATIONAL ELEMENTS OF A FARMHOUSE LIVING ROOM

 Farmhouse living room furniture  prioritizes comfort and functionality over sleek, modern lines. Look for pieces crafted from natural materials like wood, wicker, and wrought iron. Consider these options:

Sofas and Chairs:Opt for plush sofas with slipcovers or weathered leather. Wingback chairs, rolled-arm sofas, and armchairs with exposed wood frames all add to the rustic charm. 

Coffee Tables:Chunky wood coffee tables with a distressed finish or reclaimed wood pieces create a perfect centerpiece. 

Accent Tables:Side tables and console tables made from reclaimed wood, wrought iron, or even repurposed trunks add character and provide additional storage. 

Bookshelves:Open shelving crafted from wood or metal showcases books, decorative baskets, and other farmhouse-inspired accents. 

COLOR PALETTE

The farmhouse color scheme typically utilizes a neutral foundation of white, cream, beige, and gray, creating a sense of spaciousness and allowing for pops of color through decor and accessories. Consider incorporating these elements: 

White Walls:White or light-colored walls are a staple, reflecting light and creating a bright and airy feel. 

Accents:Introduce warmth with natural wood tones in furniture, exposed beams, or flooring. Soft greens, blues, and yellows can be used sparingly in throw pillows, rugs, or artwork for a touch of personality. 

Black Accents:A touch of black through hardware, metal accents, or picture frames can add a touch of sophistication and definition. 

Farmhouse living rooms typically feature natural flooring materials that exude warmth and texture. Popular choices include: 

Hardwood:Stained or distressed hardwood floors are a classic option, offering durability and a timeless look. 

Engineered Wood:Engineered wood with a weathered or rustic finish provides a budget-friendly alternative. 

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP):LVP with a wood-look finish offers excellent water resistance and a comfortable feel underfoot. 

Rugs:Layered rugs add warmth, texture, and define sitting areas. Choose natural fibers like sisal, jute, or wool with geometric patterns or vintage-inspired designs. 

Farmhouse lighting focuses on creating a warm and inviting ambiance. Here are some key elements:

Chandeliers:Consider a rustic chandelier made from wood, wrought iron, or mason jars.

Sconces:Wall sconces with exposed bulbs or antique-inspired designs add a touch of vintage charm.

Table Lamps:Table lamps made from ceramic, glass, or metal with burlap or linen shades add a warm glow on side tables and consoles. 

Floor Lamps:Floor lamps with tripod stands or a rustic base provide additional lighting in corners or reading areas.

FARMHOUSE LIVING ROOM DESIGN INSPIRATION 

THE SHIPLAP STATEMENT WALL

Shiplap walls, a classic farmhouse element, add texture and visual interest. Paint them white for a clean look or embrace a weathered, distressed finish for a more rustic vibe.

THE COZY FIREPLACE

Nothing says farmhouse living room quite like a cozy fireplace. If you have a fireplace, consider using reclaimed wood for the mantel, adding decorative brickwork, or flanking it with built-in shelves for displaying collections.

THE RUSTIC CHIC COFFEE TABLE

A chunky wood coffee table with a distressed finish or a reclaimed wood piece with a natural finish serves as the heart of the living room. Decorate it with a rustic tray, vintage books, or a bowl of greenery.

THE WELCOMING ENTRYWAY

Create a warm welcome by incorporating a rustic entryway table or console. Display a vintage mirror, a galvanized metal bin for blankets, or a basket overflowing with throws.

THE FINISHING TOUCHES: RUSTIC CHARM

Improve your farmhouse living room with these finishing touches: 

Woven Baskets:Use woven baskets for storage or displaying throw blankets and pillows. 

Metal Accents:Incorporate metal accents through lanterns, candle holders, or picture frames for a touch of industrial charm.

Vintage Finds:Embrace the farmhouse aesthetic with vintage finds like antique clocks, galvanized metal watering cans, or old suitcases repurposed as coffee tables.

Greenery:Introduce life and color with potted plants like fiddle leaf figs, succulents, or herb gardens in galvanized metal containers.

Textiles:Layer cozy textures with throw pillows and blankets made from natural fibers like linen, wool, or faux fur. Choose plaids, stripes, or floral patterns in neutral tones with pops of color.

Artwork:Adorn your walls with rustic artwork like vintage landscapes, botanical prints, or framed antique maps.

FARMHOUSE LIVING ON A BUDGET

Creating a Modern farmhouse living room doesn't require a hefty budget. Here are some tips to achieve the look for less:

Shop Flea Markets and Thrift Stores:Hunt for vintage furniture pieces that can be refurbished or repurposed. You might find hidden gems like old trunks, side tables, or picture frames that add instant farmhouse charm. 

DIY Projects:Get creative with DIY projects! Build a rustic coffee table from reclaimed wood, create a shiplap accent wall yourself, or reupholster old chairs with farmhouse-inspired fabric. 

Embrace Natural Elements:Bring the outdoors in with branches, twigs, and greenery foraged from your own backyard or a local park. Arrange them in decorative vases or create a simple centerpiece. 

Focus on Lighting:Invest in lamps with a rustic aesthetic instead of a statement chandelier. Table lamps and sconces can create a warm and inviting ambiance without breaking the bank.

FARMHOUSE LIVING FOR DIFFERENT TASTES

The beauty of the farmhouse style is its versatility. Here are some ways to adapt it to your personal preferences:

Modern Farmhouse:For a more contemporary take, incorporate clean lines, sleek furniture pieces with a rustic finish, and black metal accents. 

French Farmhouse:Embrace a touch of French elegance with ornate mirrors, light and airy colors like pale lavender or sage green, and floral patterned throw pillows. 

Industrial Farmhouse:Mix in industrial elements like metal chairs, exposed brick walls, and vintage lighting fixtures for a touch of urban grit. 

FAQS 

How do I make my living room look farmhouse-style? 

Incorporate natural materials like wood and wrought iron in furniture, create a neutral color palette with pops of color, choose natural fiber rugs, and add rustic charm with vintage finds and greenery. 

What style is replacing modern farmhouses?

While farmhouse remains popular, Japandi and organic modern styles are gaining traction. Japandi blends Japanese minimalism with Scandinavian functionality, while organic modern emphasizes natural materials, curved lines, and a connection to nature. 

What is the most popular farmhouse decor?

Shiplap walls, vintage signs, galvanized metal accents, woven baskets, and throw pillows with natural textures are all popular farmhouse decor elements. 

How do you decorate a cozy farmhouse?

Layer cozy textures like chunky knit blankets and faux fur throws, add warm lighting with table lamps and candles, and incorporate natural elements like wood and greenery.