Bring the country home, wherever you are. Farmhouse Style finds its footing in a clean, neutral palette.
We're sharing our design tips for farmhouse style on today's blog, but if you want even more inspiration, head to our Pinterest Board!
Farmhouse made Simple
Are you a minimalist at heart? The best thing about Farmhouse Style is that it can be as simple as you’d like. Use white or a soft neural subway tile as your defining feature and sprinkle in spare and organic accents.
Tile Shown: 3x6 in French Linen // Design: Ginny MacDonald Design // Image: Tessa Neustadt
Make it yours
Don’t be afraid to have fun with Farmhouse style. If you have your heart set on a pattern like Ogee Drop, opt for a fresh white palette and layer it with textiles like plaid or gingham.
Tile Shown: Ogee Drops in Frost // Design: Jillian Harris// Image: Janis Nicolay
Count on Classics
There really is nothing like a wall of fresh white subway tile or our Glazed Thin Brick. Top it off with open shelving, shaker-inspired cabinetry, and the lightest splash of color.
Brick Shown: Olympic// Design: Tinge Floral // Image: Kate Osborne
At Home with Herringbone
A perfect blend of timeless and on-trend, a Herringbone pattern paired with our glazed thin Brick’s rustic texture gives you that cozy, lived-in look you love.
Brick Shown: Klamath // Design + Image:Emily Starr Alfano
Pick Brick
Let’s be honest, we all swoon over our Glazed Thin Brick. Thanks to its rustic finish and handmade color variation, it really fits the bill for Farmhouse style.
Brick Shown: Olympic // Design: Studio McGee // Image: Monica Wang Photography
Want some contrast in your farmhouse kitchen? Colorful cabinetry might be the answer.
Brick Shown: Olympic // Design: Heidi LaChapelle Interiors // Image: Erin Little
While it doesn’t get more Farmhouse than a white subway backsplash, you can set your space apart by scaling up. A great fit for commercial project, this restaurant’s floor-to-ceiling Thin Brick wall is a statement in itself.
Brick shown:Lewis Range // Design: et al. Collaborative
So fresh, so farmhouse
No two white tiles are alike. To take Farmhouse Style an extra step towards contemporary, consider subway tile in a fresh white glaze with little color variation and pair it with matching grout for a clean, barely-there look.
Tile Shown: 3x6 in French Linen // Design: Ginny MacDonald Design // Image: Tessa Neustadt
White Picket Tile
White picket fences? How about White Picket Tile. Simple alternatives like replacing classic hexagons with our Picket pattern can take your space from run-of-the-mill to one-of-a-kind.
Tile Shown: Picket in Frost // Design: Rudy Winston Design // Image: Janis Nicolay
Design Tip: Hire a Professional Installer
Our handmade tile is the perfect match for Farmhouse’s heirloom style. However, that also means our tile will also have some slight size variation. That’s why we highly recommend hiring a professional to ensure your tile is appropriately spaced out.
Tile Shown: Picket in Frost // Design: Rudy Winston Design // Image: Janis Nicolay
French Farmhouse
Farmhouse style doesn’t have to feel all Americana. Antiqued gray glazes like Foggy Morning can help you achieve an elegant French Farmhouse feel.
Tile Shown: 2x4 in Foggy Morning with Black Patine // Design: Jenny Jorgensen // Image: Josh Olson
All the Accents
A white or gray tile backsplash offers a fresh canvas for layering on salvaged surfaces that are most typically associated with Farmhouse Style. To get the look, try incorporating rough-hewn wood, industrial-inspired hardware, and heirloom accents.
Learn the 6 Things to Consider When Choosing a Tile Backsplash
Brick shown: Lewis Range // Image + Design: Pottery Barn
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