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Farmhouse Modern Style

Everyone has their own taste, in everything from clothing to cars to interior style. But when it comes to decorating, some people have a hard time pinpointing exactly what their interior style preference is. At Blind Builders serving Feasterville, we can help people understand their décor preferences and help them choose the right window fashions to match. For example, this post is about the farmhouse modern style, which could be a little different than you think. Read on to learn about this look and how you might add it to your home.

About Farmhouse Modern

This style mixes the look and feel of the old days with a more modern aesthetic. For example, it could incorporate industrial lighting in a kitchen that has an old-school apron sink. The overall look is inviting, with relaxing neutral colors, wood accents, and a casual vibe. This isn’t the same as the “country” look that was popular decades ago; farmhouse modern is intentionally rich in character and as far from kitsch as you’ll find.

Window Treatments That Complement Farmhouse Modern

One of the best ways to round out this look and feel in the home is to add complementary window fashions. Some of the best options are those that add wood accents, natural light, and no-frills charm. For example:

  • Wood or natural accents. The neutral color palette of the farmhouse modern style works well with the visual pop that wood blinds bring. Parkland® Wood Blinds are a great option, with selections in various paints and stains, as well as two slat sizes. Also consider Provenance® Woven Wood Shades, which are made with natural fibers like woven reeds, grasses, and bamboo. These shades complement other natural materials throughout the home, and they naturally diffuse sunlight beautifully.
  • Classic look. Cellular roller shades bring a clean look while also adding benefits like energy efficiency, light and privacy control, and easygoing charm. Sonnette® Cellular Roller Shades are available in a range of colors, including warm neutrals and whites, and they pair well with side panels or drapery for a complete, layered look that brings visual interest to the window. Roman Shades have long been popular because they blend with numerous décor styles while adding classic style to a space. Vignette® Modern Roman Shades are available in numerous fabrics as well as natural weaves, to blend cleanly with the farmhouse modern aesthetic.
  • Contemporary feel. Sheer shadings can make the style lean more “modern” than “farmhouse.” Silhouette® Window Shadings bring an airy feel to the window and incorporate clean lines through their internal vanes, which diffuse and soften harsh sunlight. Plus, they are available in numerous fabrics, so you’re sure to enhance your décor.

Farmhouse Modern in Feasterville

Blind Builders Inc is a service-oriented business specializing in custom blinds, shades, shutters, and motorization solutions. No matter what your window treatment needs may be, we are here to help. We serve residential & commercial customers throughout Bucks and Montgomery County including Newtown, Yardley, Doylestown, and Warrington, PA, and surrounding areas.

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