Choosing a home decor style is one of the most enjoyable aspects of interior design. Your home’s style should be a reflection of who you are and what makes you feel comfortable. Whether you prefer crisp white linens and walls with simple, delicate detailing, or if you love bursts of color and funky, unique pieces, there’s a perfect home decor style for you. Choose a single design style for your entire home, or mix things up for a one-of-a-kind living space. Whatever your preferences, Antique Farmhouse has you covered. Here are some of our most popular home styles:
● French country - Looking for a warm, upscale style? French country focuses on soft colors (think light yellow, cream, pink, baby blue) and stately furniture with easy lines and graceful arches. French country furniture is often painted, and can have a distressed look for added style.
● Industrial chic - If you are a fan of aged wooden pieces and refurbished materials, then industrial chic is the perfect choice. It combines simple materials such as wood, glass and metal, and creates often masculine-styled pieces which make a real statement.
● Farmhouse decor - Farmhouse decor has its roots firmly planted in old cottages and open farm homes in which everything has its space. It is warm and inviting, with comfy pieces and colors that are easy on the eyes.
● European rustic - European styling is created by a mixture of influences, and is the result of design preferences built up over time from the combination of many cultures. European rustic design is a combination of those time-honored European standards with the simplicity of rustic pieces.
● Modern Farmhouse decor - Unlike traditional Farmhouse style, which was built slowly, Modern Farmhouse is still young, fresh, and vibrant. Think floral or striped patterns, and the combination of old and new pieces for maximum effect.
● Shabby chic - Can’t decide which look is best for your home? Shabby chic lets you pick and choose. Purposefully mismatched pieces and a broad color scheme yield a relaxed, lived-in look.
Antique Farmhouse’s core characteristics include earthy and natural palettes, along with aged and patinated finishes. We use natural materials like reclaimed wood and pieces with lived-in storytelling. Your specific substyle may include Cottagecore, Modern Farmhouse, Shabby Chic, French Country, Eclectic, Boho Chic, etc.
We offer 14 specific types of decor styles. Traditional Farmhouse pieces show visible wear and provide historical comfort. Modern Farmhouse combines rustic and rural with contemporary minimalism. Cottagecore romanticises a cozy and simple life. The rest of the styles include Shabby Chic, French Country, Industrial Chic, Rustic, Vintage, Grandmillennial, Boho Chic, Primitive, Coastal, Mid-Century Modern, and Eclectic.
Shop this page to find your distinct style. For instance, Industrial Chic combines the weathered charm of rural living with raw urban industrial design. Another example is Primitive, which has a moody vibe that includes exposed brick, iron accents, dark walnut woods, etc.
Yes! In fact, the Eclectic style naturally incorporates vintage and new pieces. Any decorating style can include a mixture of styles, though. Using the 80/20 rule is a good idea (80% primary style, 20% other styles). Additionally, use a unifying color palette to tie your entire mixed look together.
Choose a neutral color palette to go with any decor style. Warm neutrals include cream, oatmeal, and soft beige. Soft earth tones like muted olive, sage green, and warm taupe are another neutral option. Furthermore, charcoal and classic gray provide a calm foundation for Industrial Chic or Modern Farmhouse decor.
Most styles work well with interior plants, including Cottagecore, Traditional Farmhouse, Vintage, Boho Chic, French Country, etc. Best plants per style include spider plants or potted herbs for Traditional Farmhouse, African violets and common ivy for Cottagecore, garden roses or blue thistle for Boho Chic, peonies or hydrangeas for French Country, and lavender or peonies for Vintage.
Start with the living room when changing decor styles. It is a high impact, public space where guests naturally gather. Alternatively, your primary bedroom is a good choice for testing a new aesthetic in your personal space. Either way, be sure to anchor the room with your primary furniture.
Antique Farmhouse features 14 primary decor styles. These include Modern Farmhouse, Traditional Farmhouse, Shabby Chic, Cottagecore, Industrial Chic, French Country, Vintage, Rustic, Boho Chic, Grandmillennial, Coastal, Primitive, Eclectic, and Mid-Century Modern.
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