Farmhouse Decor: Is it out? Is it in style? And what to do now. Farmhouse style had its big moment, but is it still going strong or fading out? We’re taking a look at what still works, what feels a little tired, and how to give your space a fresh spin without losing that cozy charm.

Ah, Farmhouse Decor.

It is THE decorating style that took over the 2000s. It made Chip and Joanna Gaines household names, and put my college town of Waco, Texas on the map.

Don’t believe me? Just ask your neighbor. Men that cannot tell you what a sconce is can use the word “shiplap” correctly in a sentence.

And, very likely, many of us have elements – or entire rooms- dedicated to the trend.

But what now? Is farmhouse decor still in style?

It is 2025.

Is farmhouse decor still popular?

Or, Is this trend from the early 2000’s of farmhouse decor going out of style?

And what do we do with the existing decor we have to update it to make it work now?

Is Farmhouse Style Out for 2025?

The good news is, farmhouse decor is not completely out of style.

The basis of the farmhouse decor is a comfortable living space, neutral colors, and using outdoor elements indoors.

Of course, just like any decorating style, there are parts of the trend that are outdated, and more classic elements of the style that will stay in vogue.

So, let’s examine which parts of Farmhouse decor we should keep, and which Farmhouse decor elements scream “Magnolia before they had Silos“.

Green Light: Farmhouse Decor That Won’t Go Out of Style

Architectural Digest says some elements will never go out of style.

These elements are classic.

• Reclaimed wood 
• Using elements from outdoors
• Wood beams, marble
• Neutral furnishings
• Vintage elements 

Yellow Light: Use With Caution

I think some items should be used sparingly, because these elements have the potential to date a home. (Rewind here to when I recommended them)

Use sparingly: 

• Open shelving 
• The all too famous Shiplap 

Red Light: Decor To Replace

Some farmhouse decor items ARE dated, and they should be removed to make room for fresher pieces.

These are:

• Excessive Chippy paint
• Signs
• Letters
• *Barn doors with X’s 

*I realize this one might be controversial.

I am not saying you need to replace your barn door, but if you are thinking about installing one, a door without X’s is a safer and more classic choice.

So, let’s take a case study. What elements do you see in these photos that are dating the space?

Now….

let’s make it personal.

What, in your home, can you replace or refresh to make the space more current?

Do you feel unsure of what your style IS?

This design quiz will help..

Do you want up your design skills?

Is your favorite style now out of date?

Find out here…

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