Design Projects

January makes me crave neutral simplicity...and our old farmhouse gets dressed in cozy layers & textures. This seating area near the kitchen is a great spot to recap the day’s adventures.❤️

After the Christmas decor we’re always ready for some simple country styling. An up cycled hutch, antique thrifted crocks, and a vintage sign make our farmhouse staircase nook a welcoming sight.💛

I couldn’t bring myself to pay the high price tag of the wallpaper I loved. Instead I opted to stencil our farmhouse master bathroom with this sweet + simple design for a fun accent. It’s neutral, yet oh so us.

A cozy dinner by the fire? Ok! We moved our farmhouse dining table to a new spot and we couldn’t love it more.💛The rustic stone fireplace now gets the attention it deserves!

Life is too short to keep things the same!💛We decided to move our dining table to the fireplace, thus creating a cozy opportunity for gathering near the kitchen. We can’t get enough of this spot!

Ok I’m officially a huge fan of the picture ledge! What a great way to create limitless looks without more holes in the wall! Our farmhouse living room instantly feels 10x happier.💛

The tv area in our 1890 farmhouse has never been cozy...until now! Opening up that bay window for all the country views is bringing us so much joy!

This cozy little outdoor space is finally open and this washable outdoor rug is giving it new life!! Design & styling by Yellow Prairie Interiors.💛

Our farmhouse porch is ready for plenty of summer porch sitting thanks to a few simple fresh details.❤️

Nothing better than a fresh look! This vintage dresser did the trick...well, the woven pendant didn’t hurt either!🙌🏻

Forget the wallpaper! Give me a good old stencil anytime. This was such a fun touch above the board & batten in this farmhouse kids bath.

What was once a boring dead end is now functional & cute thanks to a sweet wall stencil, farmhouse peg rack, and about 20 minutes!❤️

Finding the right sofa & rug made our 1890 farmhouse feel so cozy!

This forgotten corner of our farmhouse laundry room was due for some cheer. An “erased chalkboard” look on the walls, followed by a stencil, really brightened it up!

Our 1890 farmhouse had a laundry room that needed some love! SW Alabaster shiplap, butcher block counters, and black accents bring everything into focus.🌿

Nothing better than an armful of puppies & a cheerful green Dutch door at THIS farmhouse!