Create something for your home with these DIY farmhouse decor ideas. Each idea is a project that takes you through recreating the look, step by step. There's a wide variety of tutorials that include stenciling, woodworking, and everything in between. Each project will give you that farmhouse look that you love and that great feeling of a job well-done.
Decorating in farmhouse style doesn't need to be difficult. These projects will help transform your home into a place you love to be, and best of all, most of these ideas are simple, quick, and can be put together in an afternoon.
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Farmhouse Patent Art
Add a farmhouse-style touch to any room with these free patent art prints. There are 18 in all and they include blueprints for windmills, barns, tractors, and silos. There are a few other bonus printables here, too, that you won't want to miss!
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Blanket Ladder
This rustic blanket ladder would look great in just about every style of home. Change the wood stain and types of blankets you hang on it and you have a whole new look. The best part about this project is that it costs less than $25 to make. This is a simple woodworking project that even a beginner should be able to handle.
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Centerpiece Tray
Build this gorgeous centerpiece tray to adorn your dining room table. This intermediate building project will show you how. Change the stain and add your choice of fillers to make it truly match your style.
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Industrial Farmhouse Reclaimed Wood and Pipe Pantry Shelf Sign
Mix farmhouse elements like reclaimed wood and industrial elements like pipe and you have a stunning combination. Instructions for putting everything together and adding the stencil are all included in this project.
Industrial Farmhouse Reclaimed Wood and Pipe Pantry Shelf Sign from Funky Junk Interiors
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Drop Cloth Curtains
Dropcloth curtains are going to instantly add a farmhouse feel to any room you hang them in. They also add a good amount of privacy. The best part of these curtains? You don't have to sew anything.
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Tobacco Basket Wall Hanging
If you're looking for a budget farmhouse decor idea, this is a great one. Thrift an old tobacco basket, craft a wooden sign, and then add some greenery to create this basket. This would look great on the front porch but would really fit anywhere in your home.
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Simple Ticking Lumbar Pillow With Ruffles
With some basic sewing skills, you can make this lumbar pillow that would look great atop your bed or guest bed. It's made with ticking fabric, which is really what gives it its farmhouse look.
Simple Ticking Lumbar Pillow with Ruffles from She Holds Dearly
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Magnetic Chalkboard Cutting Board
Using a photo transfer method, you'll learn how to make this chalkboard cutting board. Throw a magnet on the back and you have a reusable shopping list for your fridge.
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Aged Galvanized Planters
Take an inexpensive galvanized planter and learn how to age it with this tutorial. The best part of this project is that it uses a lot of items that you already have on hand.
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Pottery Barn Farmhouse-Style Cubby Wall Shelf
You can build this beautiful Pottery Barn–inspired cubby shelf to put all your other farmhouse treasures in. This stunning shelf can be built for just $15 in supplies.
Pottery Barn Farmhouse-Style Cubby Wall Shelf from A Piece of Rainbow
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General Store Sign
This handmade general store sign would look great in your farmhouse kitchen. It's rustic and charming, and you'll learn how to make it in an afternoon.
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Wire Laundry Hamper
Treat yourself to some new laundry baskets with this DIY. This project takes you through building the base, wire surround, and then the laundry bag. Besides being great for laundry, these can also be used to keep hard-to-store items corralled.
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Reclaimed Wood Coffee Crate Lid Sign
Farmhouse meets rustic in this DIY project that starts with salvaged fence panels. These fence panels are transformed with a stencil and rustic touches like the hinges and hooks.
Reclaimed Wood Coffee Crate Lid Sign from Funky Junk Interiors
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Farmhouse Upcycled Stool, Lamp, and Mat
You'll find three upcycling projects here that will give you that instant farmhouse style. Take an existing lamp, stool, or door mat and follow these simple directions to get the same look.
Farmhouse Upcycled Stool, Lamp, and Mat from She Holds Dearly
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Industrial Farmhouse Bathroom Sign
Mix the best of industrial with the best of farmhouse by making this wooden sign that's perfect for the bathroom. If you don't need any more bathroom decor, keep in mind that you could use the same technique for any set of letters for a DIY sign that works in any room.
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Galvanized Bucket for Spring
Head on out to the dollar store and pick up what you need to make this springy DIY farmhouse decor. Using a galvanized bucket to start, you'll make carrots and arrange them inside the bucket for a cute final look.
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Farmhouse Laundry Sign
Get the farmhouse look in your laundry room with this extra-large laundry sign. It would make quite the impact on your wall! Besides written instructions, there's a video here to help you make it.
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Primitive Cabinet
This primitive cabinet starts out as a wooden crate and a picture frame. Add some hardware and assemble to get this primitive cabinet. It would look great in a bathroom, kitchen, or any other room in your home.
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Home Sign
This project takes you through the process of creating a sign that simply says "Home." The rustic feel of the sign contrasts nicely with the green wreath that's used for the letter O. A nice bonus is that the letters are provided as a file that you can print and use to stencil.
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Fence Picket Flower Vase
It doesn't get much easier than this! This project will take you a whooping 5 minutes to complete. Before you get started, you'll need to thrift an old fence post and visit the hardware store.
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Upcycled Herb Drying Rack
This beautiful herb drying rack starts out as an ordinary shelf that you can pick up at your local thrift store. Use the hooks for drying your herbs and the chalkboard for labeling them.
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Stylish Storage Containers
Take an empty plastic container and a couple of colors of paint and you've got some stylish storage containers that you can use for anything. Chalkboard paint is used to make the label, so you can reuse the containers to store whatever you want over and over again.
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Wood Spool Table
This fun DIY project takes a wooden spool and transforms it into a small side table. This project is great for someone who wants to try staining wood for the first time because the rustic look makes it very forgiving.
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Farmhouse Wooden Box Centerpiece
This beautiful centerpiece is a drawer that you build from wood scraps. The result is a box that you can use over and over again by filling it with different items representing the seasons and holidays.
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Farmhouse Chalkboard With Rustic Wooden Frame
This may look like a repurposed project, but it's actually one you make from scratch and then distress to get a rustic look. Hang a vase in front of it or use it as your message center.
Farmhouse Chalkboard with Rustic Wooden Frame from Knick of Time
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Industrial Farmhouse Storage Drawers
You won't believe that this project starts out with some plastic storage drawers from the dollar store. The result is mind-blowing. Combining industrial and farmhouse styles, this set of storage drawers functions as well as it looks.
Industrial Farmhouse Storage Drawers from Little House of Four
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Chalk Paint Milk Bottles
This DIY farmhouse decor idea is great because you could put the final products—perfectly rustic milk bottles—anywhere. You'll be brushing chalk paint on glass milk bottles that you picked up from the dollar store. It's a fun project that has great results.
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Farmhouse Chalkboard Style Sign
Chalkboard signs have been popular for a while now, and it's easy to see why. They look great and literally get a message across. Learn how to make a sign that says whatever you want with this stenciling tutorial.
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Simple Burlap Basket
Create a simple burlap basket that's both functional and pretty to look at. This is an easy sewing project that creates a gorgeous lined basket. Mix up the lining fabric for a whole new look.
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Scrap Wood Picture Holder House
Make these wood houses out of scrap wood you have and then use them as decorations on their own or as picture holder, as shown here.
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DIY Barn Quilt
If you've ever wanted a barn quilt but weren't sure how to go about it, this tutorial will walk you through making a custom one for your family. If you don't have a barn, this would still look great on an outbuilding or even your home.
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Necklace Holder
Rustic meets vintage in this farmhouse-style DIY necklace holder. It's created with a piece of driftwood and then decorated with knobs. The necklaces are hung on the knobs to keep them separated and tangle-free.