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Do you love farmhouse décor? Good, then you've come to the right place. Whether if you live in the country in an actual farmhouse or just love the rustic, cozy touches, there are so many ways to bring that charm to your own home. And that includes where you should be coziest of all: your bedroom. There are lots of easy farmhouse bedroom ideas to update your sleep space, whether it be an affordable upgrade or a fun DIY project. Why not start with these?
Naturally, we looked to The Pioneer Woman herself for some great ideas. Ree Drummond helped to decorate the Boarding House and Sister House, and she recently built a brand new house with her husband, Ladd, on the ranch. We've also included several ideas from her bestselling furniture line, because there are a lot of amazing affordable farmhouse furniture options at Walmart. Remember, you don't have to spend a lot to get a lot!
From headboard ideas to quick, colorful paint jobs, you can take one or a bunch of these ideas to mix and match for a look all your own. And most of these ideas can be easy on-off projects that still keep your room intact, which means you won't lose sleep while working on renovations. So, let's get to it! There's a farmhouse bedroom you've been dreaming of ahead.
Finish decorating the rest of the house:
Go High with Your Headboard
There's a rustic wood headboard, and then there's this stunner in the Butterfly Room at the Boarding House. This headboard makes quite a statement, going up high on the ceiling which makes it also double as wall art.
Lay a Fun Area Rug
See that cowhide rug peaking out? It's a fun, rustic touch to an otherwise fairly modern take on farmhouse décor. You'll find this whole setup in the The Photograph Room at the Boarding House, but you can easily recreate it with your own fun rug and wall art.
Focus on a Four-Poster Bed
When Ree was designing her new house, she fell in love with this four-poster bed and designed the whole room around it. It's such a statement piece that you can go simple with the linens and other decorations.
Adopt an All Wood Approach
The Tack Room at the Boarding House quite elegantly shows that there's no such thing as too much wood. Wall, ceiling, headboard, furniture―it all works together, especially when contrasted with clean white walls.
Shiplap Your Walls
Line the walls, line the ceiling―don't be shy adding the shiplap! It brings such a bright and airy feel to a space, which is both rustic and modern at the same time.
See more at Love Grows Wild.
Hang Some American Accents
Another high headboard, another idea: Use it as a canvas to display your American pride. Here, a faded flag drapes down and becomes the focal point of the room. Though that slatted headboard is quite the rustic display on it's own!
See more at A Beautiful Mess.
Add Some Rustic Wallpaper
You can keep the furniture as is and go with simple linens if you let some fun, rustic wallpaper do all talking! Honestly, the hardest part isn't putting it up; it's choosing the most charming print.
See more at Inspired by Charm.
Update Your Wood Flooring
If you don't already have pretty wood flooring, look into luxury vinyl plank flooring as an alternative. It gives the same rustic look but it's waterproof and low maintenance. It withstands a lot of foot traffic and is easy clean!
See more at Fynes Designs.
Barn Door
Did you think we'd have a farmhouse décor list without at least one barn door making an appearance? This one has a more modern edge to it with a moody dark gray paint job (that happens to match the headboard, too!)
See more at Bless This Nest.
Design Around a Headboard
Look at that faded teal headboard! Isn't it dreamy? With clean white walls and matching linens, it stands out as the charming centerpiece that ties the whole room together.
Don't Be Afraid to Go Modern
When Ree and her sister Betsey updated Sister House, they decided to mix in some more modern details. The muted faded denim blue and orange accents still make it feel so very country chic.
Lighten Up Your Brick
Isn't there something so rustic about faded white painted brick? And guess what, you don't even have to have a brick wall to get this look! This is entirely faux and it's easy to install.
See more at DIY Beautify.
Go Tonal
The faded light pink paint and the various shades of burnt orange and brown accents really make this space feel warm and inviting. They tie in so well with the darker wood furniture.
See more at The House That Lars Built.
Try a Touch of Scandinavian
Scandinavian designs are typically seen as sleek and streamlined, but the lighter wood and simple designs can really lend themselves to a farmhouse feel. Look how good this nightstand and headboard look against the shiplap.
See more at The Merrythought.
Make a Cozy Nook
Pick a corner and make yourself a nook. Add a comfy chair and a chunky blanket, and you'll never want to leave. The faux fireplace display make it that much cozier.
See more at Home Made Lovely.
Restore a Thrifted Piece
Look at that wardrobe! You can easily thrift an old piece of furniture and give it new life with a fresh paint job. The contrasting blue trim on this stunner works so well with the bed linens.
Repurpose a Wood Frame
Three cheers for repurposed wood! Not only is it better for the environment and your wallet, but it just looks so cool to piece together something brand new like this bed frame.
Hang a Canopy
This bedroom would feel pretty cozy as is, but adding a sheer canopy draped over the four posters make it so dreamy! It also adds airiness to a heavier frame and accent furniture.
Give into the Gingham
Gingham gives those ultimate classic country vibes, and we're so here for it! You can mix and match, too, like it's done here. The larger pattern on the bed and chair give it charm, while the smaller check on the ceiling makes it a little more serious.
Add a Vanity
Give yourself a space to sit and enjoy your morning routine with a charming vanity like this one. Ree admits it's one of her favorite pieces in the collection and it will be yours, too!
AnnMarie Mattila is the Senior Editor for The Pioneer Woman, covering a wide range of topics from food and cooking to home, beauty, style, and more.
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