16 Farmhouse Bedrooms That Embrace Rustic Chic Style

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updated Dec 01, 2020

Green farmhouse bedroom — House Nine Design

In recent years, the creaky floorboards and charming qualities of centuries-old farms and worn down homesteads have been romanticized and turned into a style all of their own: farmhouse. For the most part, the components of farmhouse defy the wave of modern, minimal bedrooms and spaces that have been sticking around for quite a long time, by getting rid of clean lines, matching accent pieces, and refined furniture. Instead, it embraces the aged, antiquated, and timeless.

This was part in thanks to Joanna Gaines' enthusiasm for the style on Fixer upper—farmhouse décor quickly grew in popularity once the show premiered and hasn't slowed down since. Although the word itself may make you think of Gaines' ultra bright white rooms with old signs, rustic benches, and beadboard everything, there is so much more to the look than that.

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Up ahead, you'll find 16 examples of how to emulate this aesthetic in your own bedroom, many of which are a refreshing approach on the limits you may have thought farmhouse had.

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Touch of Rustic

Neutral farmhouse bedroom — Ashley Webb Interiors

A gorgeous bedroom like this shows that it only takes a few objects to inch a space closer to farmhouse. The wooden sliding door and chandelier are unmatched statements that play nicely against the wooden ceiling, white walls, and bedding without feeling too gritty.

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Boho Meets Farmhouse

Bright and airy farmhouse bedroom — House of Harvee

Just by looking at a photo of this space, you can tell how comforting and cozy it would be to relax in. It blurs the line between farmhouse and boho thanks to the mixing of woven materials and rusty warm colors with a freestanding tub and old wood accents.

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Cozy Fabrics

Texture is everything when it comes to nailing down a rustic aesthetic. The epitome of farmhouse relies heavily on wood, natural fabrics, and raw materials. This bedroom ticks the boxes for each of these things and together looks inviting and intentionally laissez-faire.

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Dramatic Farmhouse

Dark wall in a farmhouse bedroom — Mindy Gayer Design Co.

If you’re one who prefers dramatic color palettes featuring moody shades, but can’t stop dreaming about beadboard, the addition of black can suit all your needs. Paint over wooden walls and buff it out for an aged finish and match it to your bedding and lighting for a space that places somewhat polar opposite details together seamlessly.

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Farm in the Woods

In every farmhouse space, there's an underlying rustic echo. If you err on the side of rustic and prefer things a little less uniform and clean, a bedroom like this from Jessie Bush of We the People Style will check every box. Exposed beams, cozy fabrics, and lots of wood make it a dreamy farmhouse getaway.

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Scandinavian Farmhouse

Light and airy bedroom — Corner House Creatives

Perhaps you admire farmhouse from afar, but your main focus is a bedroom that's restful and hygge-forward at its core. That won't be an issue if you take note from this space that's inherently Scandinavian with a few touches of farmhouse, including herringbone wood floors, an exposed wood beam, and natural textiles like linen.

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Modern Farmhouse

It's the subtler touches that make this space emanate a modern, soft, and cozy farmhouse vibe. The quilt, rug, and drapes all contribute to the homestead vibes, but the lamp and bed frame pull it into a more modern rendition of this style.

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Farmhouse Meets Industrial

Wooden and teal bed — Chelius House of Design

While this space was designed with kids in mind, it's stylish enough to serve as a guest bedroom, too. The wooden headboard and cage light feel very rustic, but the introduction of metal and pops of saturated color make it feel a tad more industrial.

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Tinge of Shabby Chic

Thought shabby chic was out? Think again. There's no better style to incorporate into a farmhouse bedroom than it, it's just a matter of balance. Things like the statement mirror and chandelier fit under this umbrella, while the chair and wood flooring will make you feel like you're right at home on the farm.

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Green-Toned Farmhouse

Expand your farmhouse horizons by adding an unexpected color to the walls. While many bedrooms slather on white or another quiet hue, this dusty green proves why you shouldn't be intimated by rethinking the palette when it comes to this style.

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Blend Your Styles

Can't decide on a theme? Don't feel pressured to draw the line between styles in your bedroom. Giving yourself some free reign on the items you choose can result in a sleeping space as stylish as this one. Silver candlesticks and the rustic accent next to the bedside table provide farmhouse appeal, but the baskets, plants, and pillows tell a different style story.

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A Touch of Metal

If you're not sure where to start in constructing a farmhouse bedroom, a wrought iron bed frame is the perfect place to begin. Add in some beige bedding and an antiquated table, as shown in this space, and you're on your way to the rustic bedroom of your dreams.

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Jewel-Tone Splashes

Green and blue accents in a bedroom — Ursula Carmona of Home Made by Carmona

Another perfect example of gently expressing a love of all-things farmhouse is this bedroom. Although it's not decked out in beadboard and rustic lighting, it's inherently farmhouse thanks to the ladder, bedding choices, and even the mismatched vases.

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Eclectic Nuances

Eclectic farmhouse bedroom — Jessica Nelson Design / Photography: Carina Skrobecki Swain

Upon first look, this space doesn't quite take the shape of your classic farmhouse bedroom (that's quite the modern beside table). But antiquated gold frames, linen, and leather all draw on a farmhouse theme and make it feel more homey than your typical modern or eclectic room.

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European Farmhouse

Beadboard, wood, and a simple composition make this bedroom worthy of being categorized as farmhouse, but there are a few details that make it more interesting. The tufted headboard, velvet pillows, and even the lamp base give this space a slight lean towards a European aesthetic. This means you can continue dreaming of eating clotted cream on a scone in the English countryside or getting away to a cottage in the South of France.

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An Air of Coastal

Modern farmhouse bedroom with wooden dresser — Katie Martinez Design

Shiplap, aged wood, and quilts? It doesn't get more quaint and cozy than this. The few touches that don't necessarily match but complement each other in terms of color and texture—like the lamp and pot—make it feel super cohesive. This bedroom presents an idyllic space to sleep for those who could get behind blending breezy coastal and warm farmhouse styles.