Charming, warm, rustic and functional, farmhouse style home design has been all the rage for quite some time, with no signs of this trend slowing down. From mason jar chandeliers and shiplap accent ...

Farmhouses, both modern and traditional, remain as popular as ever. The design aesthetic feels warm and inviting — but only if it is done correctly. Like any decor movement, there are trends within ...

Ranch-style living has never felt as chic or curated as it does in the actor's living room – and design experts say his look ...

This article is part of Sunday Edition: “Minimalisms”. When one thinks of minimalism, they may picture a sculpture by Donald Judd or a piece of music by Philip Glass. Architecturally, their mind may ...

In 2025, there were some major shifts in viral home design trends that once seemed like they'd never fade out of style. For example, ranch and cabin style houses that were once deemed desirable for ...

Is there a more relaxed and inviting design aesthetic than farmhouse style? We think not! Whether you call a Folk Victorian house on a pastoral piece of property home or just want to bring that look ...

From white board and batten siding to black frame windows and gables, the modern farmhouse style has begun to dominate our New Jersey neighborhoods. Not only does the style bring sleek exteriors — ...

You don’t need to reside in a rambling old manor house or live way out in the country to bring a farmhouse style into your home. Since modern farmhouse décor is fairly neutral, it’s a timeless look ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jeffrey Steele has been a freelance writer for one-third of a century. Fashion fads come and go, as do popular home design trends.

Clean lines paired with rustic details are the essence of a modern farmhouse living room. But what’s the appeal of this comfortable yet timeless look? “From the untreated woods to natural materials, ...

Every region in the United States has its version of the modern farmhouse. In the Northeast, there’s white clapboard siding and double-hung windows, deep porches and gabled roofs. In the Midwest, ...