MODERN FARMHOUSE DECOR DINING ROOM HOW TO
This is how to update a farmhouse dining room: take what is necessary to the farmhouse aesthetic, and modernize a couple things. Other areas of the kitchen support this transitional farmhouse design with the repetition of black and other metals. In this design, we’ve kept the light oak table, the mix and match chairs, and the exposed bulb chandelier, but we have made updates! We have foregone the rug (a very modern + minimalist move), opted for modern black chairs, and a modern bulb design for the chandelier. Now, let’s update a few of these pieces to achieve a more transitional design. These are traditional farmhouse furnishings. Notice in all of these images, you have the light palette, the warm woods, exposed bulb chandelier, linen chairs, textural rug. So we are keeping that feel, but adding timely accents. Everyone wants to have a home that just feels warm and the farmhouse aesthetic delivers just that. So how can we modernize this aesthetic without losing the heart of the style? By taking the crucial elements of this style and tweaking them just a bit.ĭo you know what about the farmhouse style makes it so appealing and ubiquitous? It’s the natural woods and clean palette. I would say it’s the large rectangular light oak table, the mix and match chairs (maybe even slip covered linen), a large rectangular glass and metal chandelier (probably with exposed bulbs), greenery, lots of table linens, and a textural rug. How to Update a Farmhouse Dining Roomīefore moving on to a modern take on the farmhouse, let’s first talk about what exactly makes up the farmhouse style.
Your space will feel unique and thoughtful, rather than a real life Pinterest board. You will be able to add as little or as many modern updates to your space while still keeping the heart of the farmhouse aesthetic. I’m going to take you through 3 types of farmhouse styles: traditional, transitional, and modern, so that you can see exactly what changes in each style. We are going to keep that country aesthetic that feels so warm and homey, but modernize it so it feels fresh and not so tired. Or, you realized you live in the middle of Manhattan, so why does your dining room look like you live next to the Pioneer Woman? Either way, what do you do now? Today, I’m teaching you how to update a farmhouse dining room. Well, now everybody has this exact same dining room and you want a change. Mix up modern and vintage furniture to make your space cozier, for example, a vintage table with trestle legs and modern chairs, a vintage glass cupboard for displaying beautiful dishes and modern stools.Do you have a farmhouse style dining room that you’re now on the fence about? Maybe you got really into Fixer Upper (we all did), and just had to have a big farmhouse table, an old school chandelier, and other accents from the prairie. You can easily do that introducing stone, wicker, rattan, sisal, and other natural materials with furniture wherever it makes sense: with your dining table, benches, chairs, stools, credenzas and sideboards.
Use organic materials to make the space feel as though it’s connected to the outdoors. Generally, using no more than three metals per room is best. Layer in some mixed metals through light fixtures, hardware, and architectural details like railings. And combine fabrics, such as cotton, canvas, wool, chenille, or whatever else you like. Look for salvaged woods that have some wear and tear whenever possible, they will bring in more texture. Second, layer in some natural wood tones as a farmhouse space focuses on natural materials like wood, metal, and stone. A lovely modern farmhouse dining room with a built-in bench, an oval table and wooden chairs, a woven pendant lamp How To Incorporate Modern Farmhouse Style In Your Dining Room?įirst of all, consider rocking neutral color palettes, perhaps white walls, vaulted ceilings, copious windows, decorative ceiling beams, shiplap walls, barn doors – that will be your backdrop for creating a perfect modern farmhouse style.
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