How To Get Your Dining Room To Look Farmhouse-Chic

In this blog post, we show you how to get your dining room to look farmhouse-chic.’

The dining room is often times an extension of the living room or the kitchen. In modern homes it is part of an open plan combo where all three are located in the same space. This makes the dining room an important ‘public’ part of the house. In all cases, the dining room needs to be welcoming in order to host family, friends, and guests.

A known style that is popular in creating welcoming and warm interior spaces is Farmhouse style. Farmhouse-chic is particularly relevant to modern interiors as it is both rustic and refined. Also, the look of farmhouse-chic can easily create relaxed and cozy spaces.

But, how do you get your existing dining room to look farmhouse-chic?

This blog post includes a hand-picked collection of the best farmhouse dining and breakfast decor.

So, if you are looking for inspiration to either decorate or re-design a dining room in the farmhouse style, then this post is for you.

Take some time to peruse through them and come up with your own mood board.

Also, be sure to check out a related post on How To Get The Farmhouse Style Kitchen Look to take cues from kitchen design elements.

How To Get Your Dining Room To Look Farmhouse-Chic

The farmhouse dining room furniture has a few common design threads such as the ‘farmhouse dining table’ and industrial pendant light.

In general, a long dining table (feasible in a spacious dining room) is preferred. That is particularly relevant if you regularly host fun and casual dinner parties or family breakfast.

In terms of material, a natural-weathered wood table top will instantly add a country charisma to the room.

Dining chairs can vary in style and material as seen in the many ideas that follow. Decorations are often reminiscent of the farm or barn house lifestyle. Include green elements such as plants in the room or as part of seasonal tablescape decor.

In the case of a dining room makeover, natural textures such as wood floors and shiplap walls are great choices. Room finishes are better left neutral-toned or white as discussed in this post: Rustic and Chic: How to Create a Farmhouse Living Room.’

In short, to decorate your dining room to look farmhouse-chic boils down to using rustic and refined elements. Create your own mood board based on what catches your eyes from the many ideas in the following images. From there you will be able to select the type of furniture and fixtures to include in your dining space.

Lastly, add your own personal touch to the room for personality.

South View Dining Room

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining RoomCredit: Stephanie Jean Design

All White Dining Table & Chairs

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia Jillian Harris

A ten-seat dining table is an intangible element that makes this room true to farmhouse style among other elements.

Less visual clutter seems to be the approach here. Note the mix of different textures and materials.

The Lake House Dining Room

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia The Lily Pad Cottage

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia Lisa Furey Interiors

Modern Farmhouse Dining Room

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia Modern Glam

Country Charm Dining Room

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia Instagram

Farmhouse style calls for a relaxed, comfortable, and rustic look and feel. This can best be achieved with hand-crafted furniture items and other decor elements.

Wood is the material of choice (but not the only material) as it evokes the country’s lifestyle.

Historically, the traditional farmhouse evolved in a context and time when rustic materials were commonly used and intrinsically became part of the interior decor.

Nowadays, we use distressed furniture or natural-weathered wood to achieve that lived-in look.

When designing a dining room with farmhouse-chic furniture and finishes, the emphasis is placed on ‘country charm’ as opposed to an ‘old-fashioned’ dining room.

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Room via Instagram

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia Home Stories A to Z

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia Houzz

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining RoomCredit: W Design Studio

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining RoomCredit: Clark & Co Homes

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining RoomCredit: New Rosslyn Construction

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining RoomCredit: Stephanie Jean Design

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia Designthusiasm

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia Rooms for Rent

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia Country Living

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia Instagram

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia Instagram

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia Instagram

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining Roomvia Plum Pretty Decor & Design Co.

How to get the Farmhouse Style Dining RoomCredit: Vicky’s Home

Conclusion

As demonstrated in the selected images in this post, a farmhouse-style dining room does not have to look old-fashioned.

On the contrary, what is evident is that by mixing vintage and new elements together, a fresh and refined rustic look can emerge.

For a comprehensive guide on farmhouse style, refer to this post on ‘What is Farmhouse Style: 20 Essential Authentic Decor Elements.’

Whether it is a vintage or a modern farmhouse dining room that you are aiming for, add your own personality to your project.

Don’t be afraid to try new things and experiment.

The bottom line is that your space needs to look casual as opposed to formal.

Farmhouse style can be used as a process to achieve more than just a comfortable and laid-back interior. It can be used to create spaces that relate to history as well as a reminder of the ‘old world’ or, an opportunity to create rustic living spaces.

Have fun designing and decorating your next farmhouse-style dining room or breakfast corner!


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7 thoughts on “How To Get Your Dining Room To Look Farmhouse-Chic”

    1. Thank you for stopping by & leaving a comment. Glad you found it helpful. We do spend countless hours researching related images that go into each of our posts 🙂

    1. Thank you Carole from Toot Sweet 4 Two. Excited to hear that the post has gotten you inspired! Make sure to check out the other Farmhouse-style posts on the site for more useful tips and beautiful images. Stay safe.

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