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Want to have the Farmhouse look? Here are 6 easy ways to pull it off

Want to have the Farmhouse look? Here are 6 easy ways to pull it off

Last updated on: October 14, 2016 at 4:01 pm by Jennifer Fancher

Want to have the Farmhouse look? Here are 6 easy ways to pull it off 2016-10-14T16:01:10-05:00 Jennifer Fancher

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Homegoods just described my house! It was like they came in and took notes and made a list!

Okay, I’m not really being serious, but it made me feel really like I was rockin’ this farmhouse gig! A few days ago, I was wasting time on my phone. While scrolling through my FB feed, I noticed an ad from Homegoods that talked about “6 elements to create a Farmhouse look”, and I immediately clicked, because, duh – that’s so my jam! So, according to this Homegoods ad, here are the must have elements to create a farmhouse feel in your home:

Timeless copper – creates shining moments
Lovely Linens – gives a vintage feel
Whiteware – adds clean, crisp elegance
Galvanized Tin – fits right in
Distressed wood – adds character and warmth
Heirloom Silver – mix in your own treasures

They had me at Farmhouse! I knew I had to get in on the farmhouse fun, and started to head out of the house straight to Homegoods, until I saw that my closest store was an hour away! Bubble burst! But, did you know that TJ Maxx and Marshalls are all partnered with Homegoods? And there a store about 5 minutes from my house! SCORE!

But it got me to thinking, what about my friends that don’t have access to those awesome stores? Well, you’re in luck, because I pulled together some awesome finds for you to shop online!

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1. Copper:

I am completely new to the copper craze and only have a couple of pieces. The big copper ladle thingy is a butter melter that came from Holland, so I was told. I found it at the Country Living Fair in Nashville earlier this year. I really want to incorporate more copper elements into my home and there are some gorgeous, sparkly finds you can get through Amazon.

4 piece Copper Hammered Canister Set

Copper hanging Baskets

Copper Locker Basket

2. Linens

This is what I was hoping to find when I read that Homegoods list. Linens add such a soft touch to everything. My only vintage linen is this tea towel that came from my grandmother, so I must have more! Check out these cute ideas to add linens to your home.

Mason Jar Tea Towel

Love You More Pillow

Lace Trim Napkins

3. Whiteware

White pottery makes me happy on the inside. It’s splattered throughout my home and I have a slight addiction to milkglass. Okay, I’m totally sold out for it and will starve my growing boys to trade grocery money for a cute, milky compote any day! There is something so warm and bright when you add whiteware to your decor.

Mini Cow Creamer

Pitcher

Cake stand

4. Galvanized Tin

Tin roofs, feeding bins, wash tubs – they all scream farmhouse to me. I love incorporating this element into my home to add to that farmhouse feel. I have the salt and pepper shakers below and get so many compliments when company comes over about how cute they are!

Chicken Wire Salt and Pepper Shaker Holder

Scale Clock

Olive Bucket

Vintage Laundry Basket

5. Wood

Tobacco baskets, crates, pallet wood – I love it all. Weathered wood adds texture to your home, creating that cozy, down home feel. There are so many cute options to buy online!

Wood Crates

Tiered Tray

Recipe Stand

6. Heirloom Silver

This is maybe the most difficult to find through Amazon, but there is plenty of knock off items for sale. If you are wanting true, vintage silver, go to etsy.com and you will find loads of options.

Tray

Pitcher

Hopefully, this will start you off on the right track to add farmhouse elements to your home. Let me know if you find great deals to share!

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