You’ve probably heard or seen in some way, shape or form about the current darling of the interior design world- farmhouse style. You may be questioning what the hullabaloo is all about, or whether your home is right for the look. To bring you in the “know”, I will provide a breakdown of the style motivations and a palette of our most popular supporting color selections.
The, new farmhouse, look is a fresh and modern take on what we would historically consider a classic country style. What’s changed between then and now is the perceived requirement of an actual farmhouse. The style, in its modern rendition, is more than just decor and color, its a lifestyle that anyone, anywhere can adopt. So no cows necessary.
Fueling the farmhouse movement is a revived interest and appreciation in true craftsmanship, and simple, functional design. The guiding mentality encourages us to connect to our roots, live within our means, and recognize the beauty and value of our heritage.
Upper walls: Greenwhich Village N440-3, Lower walls, trim ceiling: Swiss Coffee 12
The bones of the style remain, with heirloom pieces taking center stage. The look is transitioned from country to casual with the addition of modern decor elements, contemporary patterns, metallic finishes and soft textures.
Walls: Brook Green N410-2, Mantle, ceiling and trim: ULTRA PURE WHITE®
The overall styling is clean, meaning everything has its place, not spartan. Spaces should be inviting, with a lived-in, laid back feel.
Walls and trim: Durango Blue S510-6
The color palette consists of sun bleached, pastels, whites and light toned neutrals. Deep, earth based, colors in browns, reds, greens and blues accent the palette.
We find popular color combinations consisting of tone on tone layering of whites.
Walls, trim and cabinetry: Swiss Coffee 12
Or, neutral walls, of barely there color, supporting brighter accents and stained wood finishes.
Wall: Weathered Moss N380-3, Accent wall and trim: Pesto Paste S370-5
There you have new farmhouse- classic and contemporary seamlessly woven together to create a fresh feel that is relaxed, beautifully imperfect, and everyday.
To see any of these colors in a room of your own click here.
Colorfully yours,
Quinn
Cover Photo: Walls- Swiss Coffee 12, Trim-ULTRA PURE WHITE®, Accent-Raging Bull M160-7
I have Terra Cotta walls and white trim. I’m thinking of painting my oak cabinets a lighter color. Should I go with white or a light gray?
Hello there, thank you for visiting our blog!
Painting your cabinets in a warm gray will coordinate nicely.
Here are a few recommendations. Graceful Gray PPU18-12, Chic Gray PPU26-10, or Dove HDC-MD-21.
Colorfully Yours,
Deanna
Hi my bathroom cabinets are a blue/gray mix with oak trim what color would my walls look best, they are an eggshell white now
Hello Ashley,
thank you for visiting our blog!
We recommend the following colors for your walls.
Classic Silver PPU18-11, Dolphin Fin 790C-3, Chic Gray PPU26-10 or Poetic Light BWC-21.
Colorfully Yours,
Deanna