10 Ways to Do Farmhouse Chic

This home’s facade was whitewashed for a modern—and clean—look. The contemporary white of this 1910 farmhouse is softened with rustic accents like a wooden console table, a metal catchall, and a warm yellow front door.

• Inverness Armchair, $298

Choose dining chairs with a weathered look. This armchair is inspired by French cafe seating and features weather-resistant, sustainable, grade-A teak (which grays with age) and powder-coated aluminum.

In this cabin with vaulted ceilings (a farmhouse style staple), interior designer Tim Pfeiffer mixes furnishings from various eras in his living room; the clean lines of the pieces tie the eclectic look together. As well as housing books, built-in shelves display nautical treasures ranging from sculptural pieces of driftwood to naval teacups.

• Enamel dishware, from $8

Shop secondhand shops for vintage pottery or buy reproductions of your favorite throwback designs. These classic enamel pieces will be your favorite present-day nod to the past.

This kitchen incorporates a vintage-style stove and farm sink to evoke a farmhouse vibe. New native-fir open shelves and countertops were added as a rustic contrast to the otherwise white palette.

• Jute Rope Doormat, from $89

Accessorize with textured products like this handwoven jute doormat.

• Utensil Crock by SawyerCeramics, $50

Choose accessories that are handmade or have a handmade look. This stoneware utensil crock (or wine bottle holder) is wheel-thrown and dipped in a white glaze.

This second-floor bedroom (with original shiplap walls) takes advantage of the low dormer ceiling for a sleeping nook.

• Wood Charger, $24

Add farmhouse style to any space with wood accents like these dinner plate chargers—perfect for a rustic aesthetic in the dining room anytime of year.

Wherever possible, take advantage of natural light. Here, light spills into the dining room through large drape-free windows that showcase the garden view.