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Alabaster by Sherwin-Williams
Dimity by Farrow & Ball
The case for choosing a neutral tone for cabinets has been made countless times and for good reason. Creamy white cabinets are a timeless choice that pairs well with both marble and wood.
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Cabinet Paint Color: Dimity by Farrow & Ball
Pure White by Sherwin-Williams
All White by Farrow & Ball
If your farmhouse has original wood floors and beams and you’re hoping for a look that is more modern farmhouse than rustic, a warm white like this one for the other surfaces is the best choice. White also gives you the freedom to add other fun colorful elements, like the rug and cheerful, yellow side chair in this kitchen.
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Wall, Ceiling, and Cabinetry Paint Color: All White by Farrow & Ball
RELATED: Beautiful White Kitchen Ideas for a Timeless Look
Delicate White by Glidden
It’s important to note that due to differences in light, finding the white paint that looks best in your room may take a bit of trial and error. Many homeowners are often pleased with this pretty shade that feels clean and bright without feeling too stark and cold.
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Wall Paint Color: Delicate White by Glidden
RELATED: The Best Warm White Paint Colors
Cat’s Paw by Farrow & Ball
Green Blue by Farrow & Ball
Woodlawn Blue by Benjamin Moore
Smokestack Gray by Benjamin Moore
Beadboard can really elevate a space as opposed to a usual flat finished wall. In this farmhouse bedroom, painting the beadboard a rich gray blue color gives it a cozy, serene feel. The color is repeated with the checked curtain panels and the bedding.
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Wall Paint Color: Smokestack Gray by Benjamin Moore
Philipsburg Blue by Benjamin Moore
Are you lucky enough to have original paneling in your home? Leave it untouched and opt to inject color into the space in other places. We love the painted brick fireplace and bright blue upholstery in this cozy sitting room.
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Fireplace Paint Color: Philipsburg Blue by Benjamin Moor
Van Courtland Blue by Benjamin Moore
Blue Mist by Valspar
Is there anything more country than blue and white? Layers and layers of blue from ceiling to floor make up this adorable bedroom. The pine chest offers a nice contrast to the blue hues.
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Wall Paint Color: For similar, Blue Mist by Valspar
Blue Daisy by Benjamin Moore
Blue cabinetry is a great way to add some farmhouse-style color to your kitchen and this cheery blue keeps things on the bright side as opposed to dark and moody. To keep your kitchen from feeling *too* blue, keep the color to the lower cabinets and go with open shelving up top. Even better… add a wallpaper!
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Cabinetry Paint Color: Blue Daisy by Benjamin Moore
RELATED: Beautiful Ways to Decorate Your Kitchen With Wallpaper
Sudbury Yellow by Farrow & Ball
Golden Bark by Benjamin Moore
Intimate White by Sherwin Williams
Try a white that has a hint of pink in it for a soft, more feminine feel. We love the way the pale pink hue looks with this antique brass bed and cream linens.
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Wall Paint Color: Intimate White by Sherwin-Williams
Blooth Pink by Farrow & Ball
If you’re redoing a fixer upper, consider leaving some intact some of the rustic patina of the original wood. It gives a room so much character that can’t be replicated with new wood. Some of the original planks in this house were painted a dusty chamomile pink, which we think is a color combination worthy of repeating.
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Wall Paint Color: For similar, Blooth Pink by Farrow & Ball
Palm by Farrow & Ball
A classic mint green kitchen brings a bit of nostalgia to a farmhouse. In this New York kitchen, the antique wood dining table and chairs pair perfectly with the minty green Shaker-style cabinetry. The shade of mint also provides a nice backdrop for the collection of ironstone or other pottery.
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Cabinetry Paint Color: Palm by Farrow & Ball
RELATED: Our Favorite Green Kitchen Cabinet Ideas
Oakmoss by Sherwin-Williams
Draw color inspiration from the countryside on which your farmhouse sits. Deep greens make for peaceful bedroom retreats, like this guest room. The twin oak beds are the star of the show while the green paint ties everything together.
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Wall Paint Color: Oakmoss by Sherwin-Williams
Alison Allsopp is the Style and Market Editor at Country Living.
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