25 Ways to Add Farmhouse Style to Any Home

The farmhouse staple saw a surge in popularity thanks to HGTV's Chip and Joanna Gaines. Check out our guide to installing shiplap in your home.

The stuff country kitchen dreams are made of. (You just might want toread this first before installing one, though)

Installing barn doors is a clear country choice. See some of our favorite ways to incorporate barn doors into your home.

Store extra quilts—and whatever else—in one of these for functional farmhouse style.

Why not decorate your farmhouse with farm-inspired photography or paintings? 

There's no easier way to incorporate farmhouse style than by literally decorating with old farm tools. Hang shovels. hoes, washboards, or antique cheese graters, or convert an old toolbox into a trunk for storage.

Display your prized plates, just like Grandma did in her farmhouse.

Store collectibles in distressed china cabinets.

… or at least, install a vintage-inspired one, like this gorgeous oven, the new LG "Black Stainless Steel" series, a collaboration with designer Nate Berkus.

If there's one thing every farmhouse needs, it's a farm table. After all, it's where your family will share meals, conversations, celebrations, and more.

We love a kitchen that looks lived-in, with old cast iron skillets in full view.

Best achieved in a sunny corner with a window seat.

Bonus counter space with rustic appeal. Score!

Maybe you just use them for canning jams or storing spices, or maybe you feature them in your DIY decor, but every farmhouse needs some Mason jars.

Open ceilings like this add character and recall similarly structured barns or industrial buildings.

A framed chalkboard in the kitchen or mudroom is not only country-chic, it's also super handy.

Like the bucket and the jar-drying rack chandeliers seen in this laundry room/mudroom.

Antique signs reading "supermarket," "grocery," or "meat market" are a fun addition to any farmhouse-style kitchen.

… whether you turn a vintage ladder into a nightstand with boards on every step for shelves, or drape quilts over the rungs.

Prop up some old window frames or shutters for an easy farmhouse touch.