These Farmhouse Kitchen Ideas Will Add Rustic Charm to Your Space
When you catch the farmhouse style bug, every room in your house becomes a canvas for timeless charm, including the heart of your home: your kitchen! There are so many ways to bring farmhouse flair to your kitchen space, including distressed wood accents, like butcher block counter tops, or industrial touches like wrought-iron bar stools. These gorgeous farmhouse kitchen ideas will make your space feel warmer, cozier, and simply more like home. Just ask Ree Drummond: She embraced the style in her own home (and Walmart furniture line!) and never looked back.
Farmhouse style is all about the details, but many of the ideas on this list will make a statement worth building the rest of your décor around, like a charming apron-front sink, an antique light fixture, or reclaimed wood dining table. Welcoming a farmhouse aesthetic into your home can also elevate the look of existing fixtures that may otherwise feel dated, like rustic wood cabinets or terracotta flooring. You can't go wrong with any of the ideas on this list, so pick your favorites and start redecorating! When you're done with the kitchen, check out our favorite farmhouse living room ideas to extend the aesthetic to the rest of your home.
Farmhouse Kitchen with Distressed Wood Ceiling Beams
Wood ceiling beams will bring warmth and charm to your kitchen and all of your culinary adventures. Opt for a distressed look for added character and nostalgia.
Farmhouse Kitchen with Open Wood Shelving
Open wood shelving steals the spotlight in this farmhouse kitchen. Merging functionality and flair, it'll be a stylish showcase for your favorite kitchenware.
Farmhouse Kitchen with an Apron Sink
A classic apron-front sink makes a bold design statement and will easily become the heart of your farmhouse kitchen. It feels both timeless and modern, all at once.
Farmhouse Kitchen with Vintage Mason Jars
Add some stylish storage to your farmhouse kitchen by using vintage mason jars to hold your dry goods. They look especially charming on open shelves.
Farmhouse Kitchen with a Sliding Barn Door
Set the tone for your farmhouse style with a sliding barn door for your entryway or pantry. Not only does it add rustic charm, but it can also be used to create a cozy, separate space, even with a more open floor plan.
Farmhouse Kitchen with a Reclaimed Wood Dining Table
An oversized wood dining table makes a great focal point for any farmhouse kitchen. Opt for one made from a high quality hardwood, like cherry, maple, oak, or pine.
Farmhouse Kitchen with a Chalkboard Accent
A chalkboard accent brings a touch of vintage charm while serving as a versatile canvas for your shopping lists, meal plans, and more. You can hang a framed chalkboard or use chalkboard wallpaper for a customized look.
Farmhouse Kitchen with Hanging Pots and Pans
Transform your kitchen into a culinary gallery by hanging antique pots and pans on the wall. Whether they're decorative or functional pieces, you'll love the vintage touch they bring to your space.
Farmhouse Kitchen with a Wood-Burning Stove
Warm up your space with an inviting wood-burning stove. It'll add style and character to your kitchen, while also keeping you cozy during the chillier months.
Farmhouse Kitchen with a Vintage Light Fixture
Lighting plays a key role in setting the tone. A vintage chandelier or metal pendant will elevate the ambiance of your farmhouse kitchen and looks equally striking with classic or contemporary designs.
Farmhouse Kitchen with an Antique Hutch
Add instant character to your kitchen by bringing in an antique hutch to display your culinary essentials. Your favorite plates, dishes, and bowls will look lovely on display and it will expand the storage space in your cabinets, too.
Farmhouse Kitchen with a Sliding Ladder
Having trouble reaching the items on your higher shelves? A sliding ladder will solve that problem and bring a dose of nostalgia to your space.
Farmhouse Kitchen with Painted Cabinets
Give your cabinets a makeover by painting them in muted hues like pale green or yellow. These colors will evoke a sense of tranquility and warmth, creating a cozy atmosphere that complements any rustic elements in your kitchen.
Farmhouse Kitchen with Casement Windows
The classic design of casement windows aligns with traditional farmhouse style while bringing in light and creating a connection to the outdoors. Decorate your windowsill with plants in vintage containers to enhance the natural appeal.
Farmhouse Kitchen with Distressed Wide Plank Floors
Take a big step in the farmhouse direction by incorporating distressed wide plank floors into your kitchen. The knottier, the better!
Farmhouse Kitchen with a Vintage Rug
Bring warmth, texture, and a touch of nostalgia to your kitchen by adding a vintage rug in your dining or kitchen sink area. It'll soften the hard surfaces of your kitchen and contribute to the cozy and inviting atmosphere that characterizes farmhouse style.
Farmhouse Kitchen with Rustic Wood Cabinets
You know those old wood cabinets of yours that never felt modern enough? Their rustic charm will come shining through when you embrace some of the other farmhouse décor ideas on this list.
Farmhouse Kitchen with Butcher Block Countertops
Bring a warm and organic feel to your space by installing butcher block countertops. They'll add warmth while also creating a stylish kitchen workspace.
Farmhouse Kitchen with Industrial Touches
Combining the rugged, utilitarian feel of industrial elements with the warmth and charm of farmhouse style will create an eclectic space. Consider adding metal accents or lighting fixtures, or wrought iron barstools like the ones shown here.
Farmhouse Kitchen with a Retro Fridge
A retro or retro-inspired fridge will bring a playful and nostalgic feel to your farmhouse kitchen. Try one with a bold color to serve as a focal point for your space.
Farmhouse Kitchen with Terracotta Flooring
The earthy, reddish-brown tones of terracotta tiles perfectly complement the rustic aesthetic of farmhouse design, adding a timeless and durable element to your kitchen.
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