Country Style Rooms for a Cozy Home

Country style decorating has been around a long time. My sister introduced it to me many years ago and I still love it today. Country decorating no longer just means stuffed teddy bears and handmade quilts. It really covers a variety of styles from rustic to romantic to modern to shabby chic. Country style means comfortable, livable, pretty, organic, and cozy. Here’s a collection of rooms that shows the diversity of decorating with a country flair.

Country Style Living Rooms

Slip covered furniture is a sure sign of country comfort. This beautiful living room with warm wood floors and vaulted ceilings might be labeled by some as farmhouse style. In my humble opinion, farmhouse decor can also be categorized as country. But country styling covers a wider variety of home decorating.

Country Style Living RoomPhoto by Structures Building Company

 

Soft tones in cream, white, and pink create an elegant country style living room with a pretty chandelier overhead.  Mullioned windows with soft sheers, painted siding on the walls, and rustic flooring lend the country touch.

Traditional Living RoomPhoto by Unique By Design Ltd.

 

Another feminine living room can also be classified as country. Detailed moldings, a classic mantel filled with rustic logs, and hardwood floors showing a little wear and tear give a nod to country living. Collected vases and a vintage phone add unique character.

Living RoomPhoto by Cathy Dean Interior Design

 

A warm and cozy stone fireplace will always leave you feeling the comforts of a country home. Add rustic ceiling beams classic wing chairs and you’ve got all the makings of a magazine-worthy room.

Living Room with DiningPhoto by Bonterra Build | Design

 

Country Kitchens

I absolutely adore country style kitchens. I’ve shared kitchens from the UK and kitchens from the US. Paint your cabinets blue if you want to add a little bit of country styling to the heart of your home.

Country Style KitchenPhoto by Churchwood Design

 

This quaint little kitchen could be called either shabby chic or country style. Light wood tones, polka dot plates, and a striped window shade could also qualify as cottage style, too.

Quaint Cottage KitchenPhoto by Susie Watson Designs

 

Earthy elements create an organic vibe in this country kitchen, from the brick floor to the painted wood beamed ceiling with Edison lights. Oh, and let’s not forget that beautiful farmhouse sink!

Farmhouse KitchenPhoto by Heritage Custom Builders

 

Open shelving always creates a casual style in the kitchen. Add a candle chandelier and the contrast of dark and light, and you’ve got an eye-appealing space.

Black and White KitchenPhoto by Robert Brown Interior Design

 

Rustic pendant lights, flowers from the garden, painted cabinets, and a whimsical rooster painting add farmhouse appeal to this gorgeous kitchen.

Traditional KitchenPhoto by Smith & Vansant Architects PC

 

Country Style Dining Rooms

Country dining rooms can be either rustic or slightly elegant. Strong architectural details pair with Swedish style chairs padded with toile seats to create an eclectic country look.

Farmhouse Dining RoomPhoto by The Middleton Group

 

I love the organic warmth of this dining room that puts me in the mood for fall!

Rustic Dining RoomPhoto by Robert Brown Interior Design

 

Add country styling to your dining space with metal pendant lights and a rustic wood and metal shelving unit. Rugs on wood floors are another classic country touch.

Farmhouse Dining RoomPhoto by SUZANNE KASLER INTERIORS

 

Two things that always say country style are Windsor chairs and cow decor!

Farmhouse Dining Room

 

Country Bedrooms

Country style bedrooms are comfortable and filled with textures. Here you’ll find a sliding barn door paired with a metal bed and a nubby rug underfoot. Purple pillows and a cozy throw add a touch of and unexpected color.

Transitional BedroomPhoto by Jennifer Grey Interiors Design & Color Specialist

 

Ticking stripes always say “country.”

Farmhouse BedroomPhoto by HomeClick

 

Collected finds populate this whimsical bedroom. I think those unique, collected finds are an integral part of the country style.

Primitive Country Style BedroomPhoto by Westbrook Interiors

 

Wood and white always makes me think of country and farmhouse style. The two look classic together in any room.

Country Style Bedroom with Antique BedPhoto by Jean Longpre

Country style can be interpreted in so many ways and is most likely why it’s still widely popular today!

 

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16 Comments

  1. Every time i see country style it reminds me of my cousin and their wonderful farm in the country. The house was big old house with a big sink and wood cook stove. The front of the house was a creek where we swam in the water with the cows, lots of memories. I love country style kitchens. Thanks for all these wonderful examples.

  2. I believe that farmhouse is the new word for Country decorating. I think when people hear Country decorating, they think of the outdated goose on the porch with an outfit on, quilts,bears,and all that jazz from the seventies and eighties. In order to describe the new Country style, they adopted farmhouse style as the description. Just my humble opinion. 😀
    Blessings

  3. I think this could be my favorite blog you have written. Right now I have so many ideas swirling around in my head I am like a dog chasing its tail. I could enjoy living in any of these rooms. I am going to try and adopt an idea or two (or maybe twenty)! Thank you.

  4. Thank you!

    I don’t understand crystal chandeliers in farm or country decorating.
    To me they are the finer decorations for the city folks.
    Help me to understand.
    WHY do we put slipcovers on a sofa and hand a very large chandelier over head?

    1. Contradictions in decorating add interest to a space, move the mind around with a little surprise. Everything goes together that you like.

  5. Beautiful and comfortable rooms, each and every one. While I don’t consider my decor style as country or even farmhouse, I do still love the look of Windsor dining chairs, painted kitchen cabinets, and ticking stripes on bedding. I think that probably just makes me old fashioned instead of country. :>)

  6. Thanks, that was wonderful and i enjoyed looking through all those collectic ways to add country style, i pinned it so i would have reference.

  7. Country/Farmhouse style with a little traditional thrown in has always been my favorite. Thank you for all these beautiful rooms. Lots more to ooh and aah over. The only thing I’ve never really liked is the white slipcovers, I could see myself always having to wash them constantly because of my cats.