• Home
  • About Town and Country Living and Me
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • Pinterest
    • RSS
    • Twitter

Town & Country Living

Farmhouse Style

  • {My Home}
    • Farmhouse Kitchen
    • Dining Room
  • {About Me}
  • {Home Tours}
  • {Decorating Ideas}
    • Kitchen Decor
    • Living Rooms
    • Dining Rooms
    • Bedroom Ideas
    • Bathroom Ideas
  • {Recipes}
  • {Crafts}
  • {Subscribe}

An Eclectic Farmhouse I’d Love to Call Home

home tour December 29, 2019

One of my goals in 2020 is to cut down on clutter and things I don’t need. Today’s eclectic farmhouse has a bit of a minimalist look that I find refreshing. Yes, there’s still collectibles – but there’s an underlying edited look that looks so clean.

Neutral Sun Room in Eclectic FarmhousePhoto by Tim Lenz Photography

 

The entryway has a wrought iron holder for canes and walking sticks. A small bachelor’s chest with a wooden bowl cradles clippings from outside. Simple and pretty.

Entryway with Bachelor's ChestPhoto by Tim Lenz Photography

 

The living room features an eclectic mix of furniture and colors. A rustic stone fireplace reveals the older age of the farmhouse with its beamed ceilings and hardwood floors. A collection of wooden duck decoys line a built-in bookcase at the far end of the room.

Eclectic Farmhouse Living Room in Older HomePhoto by Tim Lenz Photography

 

You know, I never used to like antlers in decor like you see in this dining room chandelier. I thought the deer had to die in order to secure their antlers. But then I found out they’re naturally shed after mating season and a new pair grows before the next mating season. So now I appreciate the natural look an antler or two can provide, not to mention their romantic story.

Antler Chandelier in Eclectic Farmhouse Dining RoomPhoto by Tim Lenz Photography

 

Simple chests and wooden boxes provide storage areas for blankets and more. A berried branch and large horse print give a nod to nature. There’s not a lot of stuff and oftentimes less is more, creating a stronger visual statement.

Large Horse Print in White and Wood RoomPhoto by Tim Lenz Photography

 

Orange walls liven up a butler’s pantry tucked behind a Dutch door. It’s details like this that make a home unique.

Sitting Room with Butler's PantryPhoto by Tim Lenz Photography

 

The eclectic farmhouse has all the mullioned windows that I love. Windows are important and I think they’re very telling about the quality of a home. We have a new subdivision in our town and most of the people are complaining about their cheap windows. 

Windowed Corner with Small Wooden DeskPhoto by Tim Lenz Photography

 

A casual family room features the second stone fireplace in the eclectic farmhouse with its abundance of windows and details like built-in bookcases.

Eclectic Family Room with Stone FireplacePhoto by Tim Lenz Photography

 

The bedrooms are clean and uncluttered which creates a more restful experience. I love the upholstered headboard with duck fabric – similar to the decoy ducks seen in the living room.

Bedroom with Upholstered Headboard in Duck Decoy FabricPhoto by Tim Lenz Photography

 

You can see more of this eclectic farmhouse photographed by Tim Lenz over at Houzz.

 

See More Farmhome Tours:

New Vermont Farmhouse on Old Foundation

Randolph Cottage – Charming Home Tour

New England Farmhouse with Cozy Goodness

Unique Modern Farmhouse Tour

Farmhouse Renovation – Inside and Out

Filed Under: home tour6 Comments

Subscribe to Town and Country Living via email and follow along on social sites!

Comments

  1. joyce Roth says

    December 29, 2019 at 7:22 am

    Love this home. Understated and wonderful. My New Year resolution is to de-clutter my home and my wardrobe. Thank you for the photos.

    Reply
  2. SUSAN says

    December 29, 2019 at 9:17 am

    No, your house is cuter than this one.

    Reply
    • Jennifer says

      December 29, 2019 at 9:51 am

      Aw, thanks Susan! You just made my day! 🙂

      Reply
  3. Pat M. says

    December 29, 2019 at 10:42 am

    I’m not a fan of using animal parts, whether they have to be killed in order to get them or not. I think it diminishes the animal itself to use it for decor. I feel the same about the animal skin rugs – I don’t want to walk on the skin of an animal, even if it is faux. It’s just a thing with me …..
    And I agree with the person who commented above – your home and your obvious love of farm animal decor in artwork and natural accessories is much better done and is always respectful.

    Reply
  4. Marlene Stephenson says

    December 29, 2019 at 7:37 pm

    I love your home so don’t make too many drastic changes, of course it is your home.

    Reply
  5. AnnMarie says

    December 31, 2019 at 10:11 am

    De-clutter is also in my 2020 list of things to do. I want to go through all my Christmas, Easter and Halloween decorations and purge. When my kids were younger I had so much stuff and now that they are teens I don’t have the toy clutter I want to take it one step further and de-clutter every room. It will cut down on cleaning time and over all just have a cleaner feel.
    I love your home…keep the pictures coming they are so inspirational.
    Happy, healthy New Year to all!

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recipe Rating




Hi! I'm Jennifer and I'm happy to have you here! I live where the suburbs meet the country, which affords me the best of both worlds. Come along on my journey where I share decorating, cooking, gardening and more as it relates to both city and rural life.

More about me

Sign Up for E-Newsletter!

Search This Blog

Archives

Follow on Bloglovin
website security
Trying to stay focused on lighter, brighter days d Trying to stay focused on lighter, brighter days despite the snowstorm that’s happening outside right now.
.
.
#springwatch #springtime #springwreath #forsythia #frontdoor #frontdoordecor #springdecor #springdecorating #mydomaine
Just ordered pre-chilled hyacinth bulbs to force i Just ordered pre-chilled hyacinth bulbs to force indoors. I should have blooms before Easter!
.
.
#hyacinth #springbulbs #indoorgarden #indoorgardening #indoorgardens #flowersofinstagram #springtime🌸
A pretty little Hoya plant from @growgeneva. House A pretty little Hoya plant from @growgeneva. Houseplants help me get through winter. What’s your fave plant? .
.
#houseplants #houseplantsofinstagram #plantlover #plantlovers #greenthumb #hoya #hoyaplant #mydomaine #iloveplants
Cute little cottage in historic St. Charles, IL. S Cute little cottage in historic St. Charles, IL. Swipe to see the cozy porches up close! .
.
.
#historichomes #historichouse #cottage #cozycottage #stcharlesil #stcharlesillinois #countryhome #curbappeal #thisoldhouse
Messy flowers are the beauty of a cottage garden. Messy flowers are the beauty of a cottage garden. See more messy flower gardens on my blog today. Link in bio.
.
.
.
#cottagegarden #cottagegardens #flowergarden #gardeninglife #bluehouse #cozycottage #picketfence #summergarden
Candles, coffee, and a super soft furry pillow. Lo Candles, coffee, and a super soft furry pillow. Love a little bit of hygge during the winter. See more on the blog. Link in profile. Pillow is from @potterybarn 
#mydomaine #localmilk #hyggehome #hyggelife #cozyvibes #cozyliving #mycountryhome #mycountryliving #countrydecor #homesweethome
Yay for the weekend! I’ll be busy in the kitchen Yay for the weekend! I’ll be busy in the kitchen making chocolate covered strawberries and peasant bread. What do you have planned?
#redbarn #winterwonderland #winterwonderland❄️ #snowday❄️ #cozycottage #redhouse #winter❄️ #winterseason
Our first snow of the year! Enjoy the blanketed hi Our first snow of the year! Enjoy the blanketed historic homes of Yorkville. Link in profile.
.
.
#historichomes #historichome #historichouse #historichouses #winterwonderland #wintersnow #architecturelovers #homeexterior #curbappeal #yorkvilleillinois
Copyright © 2021 Town and Country Living · Custom site by Moonsteam Design · Privacy Policy

Copyright © 2021 · Town and Country Living Custom Theme by Moonsteam Design on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in