Weathered Wood

This living room is what Modern Farmhouse dreams are made of. The seating arrangement, with two stunning white sofas flanking the fireplace, creates drama and a true wow factor! The neutral color scheme allows the furniture to pop, and it's all offset by the unexpected but welcome pop of light blue seen in the distressed rug.

Is there anything more luxuriant and inviting than a tufted headboard? Something about the way those upholstered buttons sit in perfect rows feels so alluring and cozy.

Add some GREEN to brighten up your rustic style! Whether its fresh (or faux) greenery or botanical leafy prints, adding a little green creates a more airy, woodsy type of feel. Switching up or adding a wreath or garlands when the season's change can also be a great way to transform your style and add a bit of interest and depth to the overall look.  

If you fall in love with the look of a coffee table, don't be afraid to have different wood tones on the end tables in the same room. It is ok to have two wood tones in a space with this rustic aesthetic. You can do this by picking a rustic weathered piece and find something that has the same undertones in one piece to match another.

This elegant dining room effortlessly blends classic and transitional design elements for a stunning space. The pale blues add a serene effect while the weather wood makes this space feel approachable.

The a-symmetrical shape of this attic bedroom is a challenge to decorate. Thankfully our Modsy designer new a few clever tricks to make the room appear larger. By using a bed frame with strong vertical lines, the eye is drawn upward, making the ceiling appear higher. The tall standing mirror opposite the bed also adds height to the space.

It looks like Dwight finally got his solid construction rocking chair after all. After a long day of work, he can sit and look over his beet farm, or jump into investigation mode and grab his staple wardrobe piece, the trenchcoat.

With a mix of antiques and power pieces, like the tiger rug, would you really expect anything else in Dwight Schrute's home office? We can just imagine the fireplace being lit, glowing on the portrait of Dwight and Mose.

Schrute Farms is an 18th Century beet farm, so Dwight would nonetheless be decorating with farm-inspired decor...like rusty metal gears. He would also have nods to all things he loved..like the Dundies Awards, and his cousin Mose of course.

The breezy light green of the walls makes everything feel so open and cozy, especially with the organic coastal room accents. To get a similar look at home, try pairing rustic and organic elements like a jute rug with a pale pastel in a cool tone.

The core of any coastal style living room is the coffee table. For this style, you need an oversized coffee table that can fit everyone around it. Lightwood and curved details bring in the driftwood feeling that we always think of when it comes to coastal design. The final touch is having one or two trays to hold all your decor pieces that can be moved when you are ready to break out the board game.

This sweet rustic bedroom has such a relaxed and inviting feel. Between the friendly vintage appeal of the weathered wood dresser and the walls' welcoming and crisp pale green, we understand why.