Vintage Finds & Farmhouse Favorites: Woods & Whites

Focusing on woods and whites, this week's finds are perfect for your vintage farmhouse decor

The contrast of vintage shades of white against rustic wood grains has always been so striking. Now, it’s become a decorating trend that’s gaining a lot of popularity, as well.

More and more, people are looking for a classic and calm simplicity within their homes. The world is chaotic and busy enough as it is, so seeking these soothing tones is like creating a sanctuary in your home.

Hanging a small sign with an uplifting saying on a furniture knob makes a farmhouse chic statement

And isn’t that exactly what home should be? A sanctuary?

The rest of the outside world can have a million things going on. Everywhere you look, you’ll find yourself bombarded with lights, and colors, and, paradoxically, distractions that are meant to grab your attention.

But when we’re at home, I want to be free from distraction. I want to focus deeply on the things that matter most to me–those whom I love.

Everyone is different, but I prefer to gain my energy from connecting with my loved ones. Bright colors and bold patterns are also energizing, but that’s just not what I’m looking for when I style our home. I’m trying to reduce distractions in order to make it easier to focus on each other.

A collection of vintage clocks will make a statement in your neutral decor

I have always loved the “woods and whites” decor style, so today, I’ve rounded up a collection of my favorites to inspire you in creating your own soothing sanctuary!

Below, you’ll find some of my favorite items from our own shop, as well as some fantastic and one-of-a-kind vintage items that you can give a forever home. If you find a vintage item that you love in this collection, be sure to grab it before someone else does–these are sure to go quick!!

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