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Lean Into Industrial Style
Try a Tulip Table
Add Airy Elements
Bright white textiles such as pillows, throw blankets, and a rug bring an effortless feel to this converted barn home. Focus on balancing heavier elements such as wood beams and leather furniture with lighter touches to craft an expertly arranged space.
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Hang a Barn Door
Roll Out the Welcome with Rockers
Use a Repurposed Kitchen Island
Install a Café Curtain
Bring In a Weathered Bench
Hang Happy Baskets
Display an Unexpected Collection
Beautify Your Bedroom With a Brass Bed
Think Outside the Box with Upholstery
Install a Concrete Sink
Porcelain farmhouse sinks might be the obvious, go-to choice, but don’t overlook the power of concrete! These workhorse sinks pack on the patina—especially in a mudroom—thanks to their natural wear.
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Create a Cook’s Gallery Wall
There’s something so nostalgic about colorful bundt pans. We love how easily this collection of antique vessels, in various mold shapes and styles, charms up the kitchen wall.
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Rethink Your Headboard
Mount a Pile-It-On Peg Rail
Install a Plate Rack
Put your prettiest pieces on display with a wall-mounted plate rack. This is the perfect spot for grandma’s prized china that you just can’t bring yourself to eat off of!
Get the Look:
Plate Rack: Gothic by Cosmo Fry
Wall Paint Color: Dutch Tile Blue by Sherwin-Williams
Layer With a Vintage Quilt
Go for Leather
While a farmhouse living room might conjure up images of breezy, slipcovered sofas, this handsome tufted leather piece feels right at home in a modern meets rustic converted barn. Choose pieces that are more streamlined for a more modern look.
Anna Logan is the Senior Homes & Style Editor at Country Living, where she covers design and decorating trends, home features, and gift guides. She also produces home features and styles content for the print magazine. When she isn’t working, can often be found digging around antique shops for the perfect find. Follow her adventures on Instagram!
Janece Maze is Associate Editor at Country Living, where she covers DIY projects, gardening, and travel. When she’s not in the kitchen creating a new recipe with farm fresh ingredients, you can find her on the road heading to a music festival or browsing a local consignment shop.
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