A great farmhouse wet bar feels like a cozy little “mini kitchen” where warm wood and clean cabinets get to shine. Hidden Wet Bar Behind Beadboard Doors A beadboard door swings open to reveal a hidden farmhouse wet bar—simple, sleek, party-ready. For a real wow moment, I’ve helped create a farmhouse wet bar that disappears behind tall beadboard doors, with the sink and shelves living inside like a mini speakeasy. It’s such a fun build…

The best farm shop interiors balance tough, ready-for-anything function with that cozy, rustic vibe that makes you actually want to spend time there. I’ve built and tweaked enough shop spaces to know a few small design choices can make your farm shop feel both organized and downright good-looking. Clear Work Zones by Bay Tape a clean/dirty bay line—one rolling wood cart helps stop mess from traveling. When I help lay out a farm shop interior,…

Modern farmhouse flooring is all about that sweet spot where clean, bright spaces meet real wood character under your feet. Extra-Long Board Runs Extra-long planks create a calmer, seamless farmhouse look with fewer seams and more flow. Using long-length planks is one of my favorite modern farmhouse tricks because it makes open layouts feel seamless. I’ve seen the difference firsthand—fewer end seams instantly quiet the whole room visually. Possibly helpful picks: Engineered White Oak Flooring…

Small farmhouse bedrooms are all about that cozy, collected feel—warm wood, soft neutrals, and just enough vintage charm to make the space feel lived-in. Black Metal Bed Frame for Airiness A black metal bed frame keeps a small farmhouse bedroom light, open, and effortlessly stylish. I love a black metal bed frame in a small farmhouse bedroom because the open lines keep the space feeling light, not bulky. Every time I swap a chunky frame…

Baseboards are one of those quiet farmhouse details that can instantly make a room feel finished and loved. I’ve tried a lot of trim styles in my own projects, and these farmhouse baseboard trim ideas are the ones that consistently give that cozy, clean-lined look. Soft Neutral Painted Baseboards Soft greige baseboards bring calm farmhouse warmth—cozy, quiet, and beautifully refined. If bright white feels too sharp, a soft neutral baseboard (warm cream or gentle greige)…

A farmhouse nursery is my favorite kind of baby room to build because warm wood and soft neutrals instantly make it feel calm and lived-in. Farmhouse Crib With Simple Lines Clean-lined farmhouse crib in natural oak—simple, serene, and beautifully crafted. In a farmhouse nursery, I always choose a crib with clean spindles or a straightforward frame so the wood textures can shine. I keep the sleep space uncluttered, and that simplicity actually makes the whole…

A farmhouse daybed is my favorite kind of furniture magic: it looks like charming seating all day, then turns into the coziest little sleep spot at night. If you’re craving that rustic farmhouse vibe with real-life function, these ideas will get you there fast. Beadboard Panel Daybed Sides Creamy white beadboard daybed sides with softly worn edges for clean cottage charm. I love adding beadboard panels to the sides or back because it feels cottagey…

Farmhouse paint colors are all about that cozy, lived-in calm—especially when they’re paired with real wood grain and a little bit of patina. I’ve painted a lot of salvaged pieces in my shop, and these color ideas are the ones I keep coming back to when I want a home to feel bright, warm, and timeless. Clay Blush for a Sweet Powder Room Cocoa clay blush + a warm oak shelf: a cozy farmhouse powder…

Farmhouse closet doors are one of my favorite “small change, big impact” upgrades because they instantly add warmth and character. Whether you’re working with a tiny linen closet or a full bedroom wall, a good door design can make the whole space feel intentional. Double Sliding Barn Doors for Wide Closets Double sliding barn doors bring balanced farmhouse charm to wide closets with warm wood tone. For wide bedroom closets, I love doing double barn…

A farmhouse TV stand can be way more than the place your screen sits—it can be the coziest anchor in the whole room. Go Symmetrical on Both Sides Symmetry on both sides—matching lanterns make your farmhouse TV stand feel instantly intentional. If your TV stand decor feels “off,” symmetry fixes it—two similar items on each end makes it feel intentional. I usually mirror a pair of lanterns or vases because it instantly calms the whole…