Have the coziest and homiest home by incorporating this primitive wall decor ideas into your rustic style home.

Have the coziest and homiest home by incorporating this primitive wall decor ideas into your rustic style home.

This post about elegant colonial interiors was like a trip down memory lane. In my early 20's I was in love with primitive colonial decor. My Bible was a magazine called Colonial Homes. In fact I bought a beautiful corner cupboard with the first pay check from my first job. I put it on lay away and paid the antique store monthly until I had it paid off. I was blessed to find an old two story colonial home to restore and fill with my obsession. I had some beautiful pieces, did the stenciling like you will see in some of these photos, bought pencil post canopy beds, spinning wheels, Chippendale sofas, made some gorgeous reproduction samplers (which I plan to do a post on shortly) and had a home that looks alot like some of these homes. I only have one picture of my kitchen left because I had many old photos and items stored at my parents whose home burned in 1990. I recently visited the old house which has been turned into a photography studio and the stenciling and murals have all been painted over. It was sad but people have the right to their own styles. Even my tastes have changed since then to more of an old world elegance. I do have a very special place in my heart for the design style of this post. It is more of a lifestyle, and there is a quite elegant quality about it that is relaxing and calming, much like the French Provence style. It is a beautiful look that will always be in style because it is timeless. google.com Girl With A Lamb prettyoldhouses.com All colonial houses must have a couple of Windsor chairs! oldhouseonline.com This lovely tigers eye maple four poster bed is dressed out in a pretty quilt and fishnet canopy. oldhouseonline.com If you are considering this style, you must collect some old wooden bowls, and a few egg baskets like the one on the corner cupboard. nskwood.net Stenciling was a popular way to decorate walls during colonial times. pic90.picturetrail.com This bedroom contains many items popularly used when decorating the colonial home. You see a flax winder pierced tin lantern, pencil post canopy bed, apple cone, homespun coverlet, and crockery. pic70.picturetrail.... google.com Pineapples are the sign of hospitality and were commonly used in some form in colonial homes. oldhouseonline.com Harvest table and Windsor chairs are the center of attention in this colonial style kitchen. sampler.com Another pretty bedroom complete with pencil post canopy and stenciling. google.com This colonial bedroom features a hand painted mural. www.lisafarmerdesigns.com This was an early picture of a portion of the kitchen in my old colonial in 1983 before I stenciled the walls. The stencil pattern was very similar to the one below so use your imagination. pic70.picturetrail.... Antique pewter is another staple of the colonial home. picturetrail.com This reminds me so much of my TV room in the old house. I had flame stitch chairs almost identical to these and an old plantation desk like the one in the corner except mine had a door. The room was stenciled very similar to this. pinterest.com nskwood.net fhwebsite.homestead.com The primitive home is very pretty when decorated for Christmas. The simplistic use of all natural elements creates a warmth that adds such charm to the interiors. google.com Colonial portraits, quilts, hurricane globes candle stands are all accessories associated with primitive interiors. houzz.com Beamed ceilings look wonderful in colonial rooms. asimplelifemagazine.com asimplelifemagazine.com Colors popular for trim and woodwork include grey, muted blue, red , and gold. pic100.picturetrail.com pinterest.com hazardprimitives.com images.search.yahoo.com This table is surrounded by comb backed Windsor chairs. asimplelifemagazine.com Accessories to collect for your colonial home include, antique toys, baskets, crockery, wooden utensils, and pewter. countryliving.com Blue and white were popular colonial colors. Here is another example of a fishnet canopy The corner cupboard is filled with crocks and coverlets. google.com Wide pine flooring was used frequently in primitive homes. Many pieces of furniture were also made of pine, poplar and maple. oldcolonyprimitives.com oldhouseonline.com Camel back Chippendale sofa in a flame stitch pattern. www.jvanderveerho... images.search.yahoo.com Pierced tin chandeliers are best for lighting fixtures in a primitive style home. Ladderback chairs surround this harvest table. aprimitiveplace.org smartin.supremecenter300.com A Deacon's Bench sits under an antique hooked rug in this colonial foyer. You might also enjoy Decorating Colonial/Primitive Bedrooms http://eyefordesignlfd.blogspot.com/2014/07/decorating-colonialprimitive-bedrooms.html Click here to see the previous post! http://eyefordesignlfd.blogspot.com/2013/02/beautiful-bathrooms-to-relax-in.html This blog post was published by Lisa Farmer

Drawn in Procreate by me - this is a pretty art print of a trio of primitive saltbox style houses. The listing photo is an 8x10. Available in 4x6, 5x7, or 8x10. Printed on watercolor paper for a nice canvas like texture. It's ready to frame once you receive it in the mail. You can hang as is, add a mat and frame, distress the edges with ink, or any number of things to personalize it for you. Will add charm and that sweet primitive touch to your home decor. Will come hand signed by me. Enjoy :) Listing does not include any of the decor props - only the printed picture. Shipping is to US only but contact me and I can find out how much it would be and we can discuss. Thanks!

Primitive Candle Wall Box Sconce - We take great pride in our products made, designed and hand painted to give an unique PRIMITIVE look Measurements of the candle sconce are approximately 8" wide x 6 1/2" deep x 16" tall with inside dimensions of the box area 5 3/4" wide x 5 1/2" deep. . This item is great for giving your room that primitive Early American warm touch. This item displays nicely on the wall or table top. Fill with primitive dried items, grungy pillar or with an electric candle (hole drilled in base). All products are given a fine furniture type finish. I have shown in the pictures several ways to use this Primitive Early American Candle Box Sconce. These extra items shown in the pictures are not included in the purchase and are shown for ideas only. You may choose your color if you wish, so please email us.

Nevermore BJ1065 Measures 12"x16"x3/8" Wood Art Plaque. Paper Artwork is adhered to a wooden plaque. A textured acrylic finish is then applied, black edge and a saw tooth hanger on the back for hanging. Artist Billy Jacob All ready to hang in your home. Made one at a time in our country home workshop USA. Note: I use a paper print to make this item.

Last Saturday was a primitive dream come true! My friends Tammy and Debbie went with me to Cabin In The Woods and we had the best time. Che...

A Wingback chair is a staple in country decorating. It adds a certain charm to the country setting. Imagine this prim chair by the fireplace and enjoying a cup of coffee.

A tall white pitcher candelabra light with black and white pip berries around the base of the light and a wired black and white checked wired bow with a hang tag that says "Home Sweet Home" tied around the handle. The pitcher measures 16" tall (with bulb) x 8" wide (with spout and handle) x 6" deep. The berry ring around the base measures approximate 8 inches around the outside. It includes a low wattage silicone bulb. The 4 1/2 foot cord has a roller switch on it. The candelabra light has a black poly beeswax drip sleeve and some Spanish moss and black and white pip berries around the base. This is a great light for a dark corner or a shelf and with the low voltage bulb can be left on constantly for additional light. You can also choose to add an additional low wattage silicone bulb to your order.

Primitive mason jar pillow. Hand sewn and painted. Cute pillow for your home. I love the shape of mason jars. It measures 10x6

If you are looking of a rustic style in your home, then check out this DIY rustic decor you can make yourself! Easy ideas you can DIY!

Primitive, rustic, one-of-a-kind furnishings are wildly popular with a wide range of homeowners and professional decorators. Passion for Primitives, with more than 200 lush and stunning photographs, depicts the unpretentious honesty of pieces that come from the imaginations and hearts of the untrained artisans who created them. These furnishings, accent pieces, rustic architectural and structural elements, and displays of country collectibles and folk art are iconic Americana. This book unveils a legacy that is not only intrinsic to our historic design tradition, but is newly flourishing throughout the country. Passion for Primitives is a photographic tour of private homes throughout the U.S., ranging from country simple to modern. It is also a guide to designing with primitives that gives readers an invaluable tool for understanding the range of possibilities in decorating–an ideal book for decorators, designers, architects, and homeowners.

This will add a little prim charm to any homestead. This beautiful 12"x16" image printed directly onto hardwood that is embellished by the raised grain and knotty features. To round out the rustic look, it can be framed in lath (your choice of natural brown or black). A sawtooth hanger is attached for easy mounting on the wall or use as a shelf sitter. Truly a statement piece that will age beautifully with a rich patina glow. Each piece is custom made to order by skilled craftsman right here in the US.

This post about elegant colonial interiors was like a trip down memory lane. In my early 20's I was in love with primitive colonial decor. My Bible was a magazine called Colonial Homes. In fact I bought a beautiful corner cupboard with the first pay check from my first job. I put it on lay away and paid the antique store monthly until I had it paid off. I was blessed to find an old two story colonial home to restore and fill with my obsession. I had some beautiful pieces, did the stenciling like you will see in some of these photos, bought pencil post canopy beds, spinning wheels, Chippendale sofas, made some gorgeous reproduction samplers (which I plan to do a post on shortly) and had a home that looks alot like some of these homes. I only have one picture of my kitchen left because I had many old photos and items stored at my parents whose home burned in 1990. I recently visited the old house which has been turned into a photography studio and the stenciling and murals have all been painted over. It was sad but people have the right to their own styles. Even my tastes have changed since then to more of an old world elegance. I do have a very special place in my heart for the design style of this post. It is more of a lifestyle, and there is a quite elegant quality about it that is relaxing and calming, much like the French Provence style. It is a beautiful look that will always be in style because it is timeless. google.com Girl With A Lamb prettyoldhouses.com All colonial houses must have a couple of Windsor chairs! oldhouseonline.com This lovely tigers eye maple four poster bed is dressed out in a pretty quilt and fishnet canopy. oldhouseonline.com If you are considering this style, you must collect some old wooden bowls, and a few egg baskets like the one on the corner cupboard. nskwood.net Stenciling was a popular way to decorate walls during colonial times. pic90.picturetrail.com This bedroom contains many items popularly used when decorating the colonial home. You see a flax winder pierced tin lantern, pencil post canopy bed, apple cone, homespun coverlet, and crockery. pic70.picturetrail.... google.com Pineapples are the sign of hospitality and were commonly used in some form in colonial homes. oldhouseonline.com Harvest table and Windsor chairs are the center of attention in this colonial style kitchen. sampler.com Another pretty bedroom complete with pencil post canopy and stenciling. google.com This colonial bedroom features a hand painted mural. www.lisafarmerdesigns.com This was an early picture of a portion of the kitchen in my old colonial in 1983 before I stenciled the walls. The stencil pattern was very similar to the one below so use your imagination. pic70.picturetrail.... Antique pewter is another staple of the colonial home. picturetrail.com This reminds me so much of my TV room in the old house. I had flame stitch chairs almost identical to these and an old plantation desk like the one in the corner except mine had a door. The room was stenciled very similar to this. pinterest.com nskwood.net fhwebsite.homestead.com The primitive home is very pretty when decorated for Christmas. The simplistic use of all natural elements creates a warmth that adds such charm to the interiors. google.com Colonial portraits, quilts, hurricane globes candle stands are all accessories associated with primitive interiors. houzz.com Beamed ceilings look wonderful in colonial rooms. asimplelifemagazine.com asimplelifemagazine.com Colors popular for trim and woodwork include grey, muted blue, red , and gold. pic100.picturetrail.com pinterest.com hazardprimitives.com images.search.yahoo.com This table is surrounded by comb backed Windsor chairs. asimplelifemagazine.com Accessories to collect for your colonial home include, antique toys, baskets, crockery, wooden utensils, and pewter. countryliving.com Blue and white were popular colonial colors. Here is another example of a fishnet canopy The corner cupboard is filled with crocks and coverlets. google.com Wide pine flooring was used frequently in primitive homes. Many pieces of furniture were also made of pine, poplar and maple. oldcolonyprimitives.com oldhouseonline.com Camel back Chippendale sofa in a flame stitch pattern. www.jvanderveerho... images.search.yahoo.com Pierced tin chandeliers are best for lighting fixtures in a primitive style home. Ladderback chairs surround this harvest table. aprimitiveplace.org smartin.supremecenter300.com A Deacon's Bench sits under an antique hooked rug in this colonial foyer. You might also enjoy Decorating Colonial/Primitive Bedrooms http://eyefordesignlfd.blogspot.com/2014/07/decorating-colonialprimitive-bedrooms.html Click here to see the previous post! http://eyefordesignlfd.blogspot.com/2013/02/beautiful-bathrooms-to-relax-in.html This blog post was published by Lisa Farmer

This 19th-century rye straw basket is in excellent condition, with a good vintage patina. It measures 4 inches in height and 11.75 inches in diameter. The basket is from a collector's home and is perfect for primitive and farmhouse settings. Please feel free to message me with any questions you may have. Thank you for viewing my listing.

This will add a little prim charm to any homestead.These beautiful 12x16 images are printed directly onto hardwood that is embellished by the raised grain and knotty features. A sawtooth hanger is attached for easy mounting on the wall or use as a shelf sitter. Truly a statement piece that will age beautifully with a rich patina glow. Each piece is custom made to order by skilled craftsman right here in the US.  Please indicate style and frame choice: Brown Lath Black Lath If you do not specify, you will receive Black Lath. These are handcrafted here in the USA and made to order by skilled artists. Please allow time for your art work to be made. Shipped directly to you by Fedex. AS THIS IS A HANDMADE ITEM, IT MAY HAVE SLIGHT VARIATIONS

This post about elegant colonial interiors was like a trip down memory lane. In my early 20's I was in love with primitive colonial decor. My Bible was a magazine called Colonial Homes. In fact I bought a beautiful corner cupboard with the first pay check from my first job. I put it on lay away and paid the antique store monthly until I had it paid off. I was blessed to find an old two story colonial home to restore and fill with my obsession. I had some beautiful pieces, did the stenciling like you will see in some of these photos, bought pencil post canopy beds, spinning wheels, Chippendale sofas, made some gorgeous reproduction samplers (which I plan to do a post on shortly) and had a home that looks alot like some of these homes. I only have one picture of my kitchen left because I had many old photos and items stored at my parents whose home burned in 1990. I recently visited the old house which has been turned into a photography studio and the stenciling and murals have all been painted over. It was sad but people have the right to their own styles. Even my tastes have changed since then to more of an old world elegance. I do have a very special place in my heart for the design style of this post. It is more of a lifestyle, and there is a quite elegant quality about it that is relaxing and calming, much like the French Provence style. It is a beautiful look that will always be in style because it is timeless. google.com Girl With A Lamb prettyoldhouses.com All colonial houses must have a couple of Windsor chairs! oldhouseonline.com This lovely tigers eye maple four poster bed is dressed out in a pretty quilt and fishnet canopy. oldhouseonline.com If you are considering this style, you must collect some old wooden bowls, and a few egg baskets like the one on the corner cupboard. nskwood.net Stenciling was a popular way to decorate walls during colonial times. pic90.picturetrail.com This bedroom contains many items popularly used when decorating the colonial home. You see a flax winder pierced tin lantern, pencil post canopy bed, apple cone, homespun coverlet, and crockery. pic70.picturetrail.... google.com Pineapples are the sign of hospitality and were commonly used in some form in colonial homes. oldhouseonline.com Harvest table and Windsor chairs are the center of attention in this colonial style kitchen. sampler.com Another pretty bedroom complete with pencil post canopy and stenciling. google.com This colonial bedroom features a hand painted mural. www.lisafarmerdesigns.com This was an early picture of a portion of the kitchen in my old colonial in 1983 before I stenciled the walls. The stencil pattern was very similar to the one below so use your imagination. pic70.picturetrail.... Antique pewter is another staple of the colonial home. picturetrail.com This reminds me so much of my TV room in the old house. I had flame stitch chairs almost identical to these and an old plantation desk like the one in the corner except mine had a door. The room was stenciled very similar to this. pinterest.com nskwood.net fhwebsite.homestead.com The primitive home is very pretty when decorated for Christmas. The simplistic use of all natural elements creates a warmth that adds such charm to the interiors. google.com Colonial portraits, quilts, hurricane globes candle stands are all accessories associated with primitive interiors. houzz.com Beamed ceilings look wonderful in colonial rooms. asimplelifemagazine.com asimplelifemagazine.com Colors popular for trim and woodwork include grey, muted blue, red , and gold. pic100.picturetrail.com pinterest.com hazardprimitives.com images.search.yahoo.com This table is surrounded by comb backed Windsor chairs. asimplelifemagazine.com Accessories to collect for your colonial home include, antique toys, baskets, crockery, wooden utensils, and pewter. countryliving.com Blue and white were popular colonial colors. Here is another example of a fishnet canopy The corner cupboard is filled with crocks and coverlets. google.com Wide pine flooring was used frequently in primitive homes. Many pieces of furniture were also made of pine, poplar and maple. oldcolonyprimitives.com oldhouseonline.com Camel back Chippendale sofa in a flame stitch pattern. www.jvanderveerho... images.search.yahoo.com Pierced tin chandeliers are best for lighting fixtures in a primitive style home. Ladderback chairs surround this harvest table. aprimitiveplace.org smartin.supremecenter300.com A Deacon's Bench sits under an antique hooked rug in this colonial foyer. You might also enjoy Decorating Colonial/Primitive Bedrooms http://eyefordesignlfd.blogspot.com/2014/07/decorating-colonialprimitive-bedrooms.html Click here to see the previous post! http://eyefordesignlfd.blogspot.com/2013/02/beautiful-bathrooms-to-relax-in.html This blog post was published by Lisa Farmer

Primitive Cat Bowl Fillers! Each Cat measures approximately 6 1/4 tall x 2 1/4 inches wide **You will receive three cats-1 black, 1 yellow and 1 white.** These are made to order. You will not receive the ones pictured but they are all made using the same process. These cats are made from muslin fabric. I then paint them with a paint and coffee stain mixture and sprinkle them with cinnamon for a very primitive look. The white cat has no paint, just the coffee stain. They have button eyes and their grumpy face, and whiskers are hand embroidered. **NOTE**- Due to the coffee stain that I use, these may smell like coffee, which is a good thing! : ) **THIS IS NOT A TOY** for **DECORATIVE USE ONLY**

Pleased to offer you these fine little clothespins ~ Each one has been hand carved by Peter from our own local wood grown and milled here at Notforgotten Farm ~ they measure approx. 5" long and have a wired loop on the end for hanging... These are MADE BY HAND...and as so each one will be a bit different from the next ~ none will measure over 5" long. These look so great piled into a wooden bowl, hanging your early textiles, use for Christmas Ornaments or embellish a wrapped gift with one ~ these look swell in an early-style decorated Laundry room too! ***THIS LISTING IS FOR ONE (1) Clothespin ~ you may purchase as many as you'd like ~ these are not sold in sets :) Thanks for visiting, come by again soon & Blessed be! Peter & Lori

Hello! This is our 8 inch wreath. We take our measurements from the outside ring of our wreath. Tip to tip they measure 22"-24". I am selling them in groups of 6 or as a single because these are my most popular wreath and can hang on a sweet farmhouse cupboard door or off a coat hook or place one on an old window and hang. By them just for you or share them with a friend. YOu save 3 dollars off on each wreath for a total of $18! Also if you place them on a tabletop they make a natural centerpiece for a wedding or any dinner party. Add a 3-5" diameter glass jar with a candle or flowers to it's center and you have a unique designer centerpiece or put it in a latern with a candle and add some florals. The sky is the limit.

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"Every wise women builds her house” A wonderful bible verse handstitched with a primitive look. It's small enough to display at church during your visual devotional. It would be a wonderful gift for a pastor's wife, fellow church member or just for your home. 5" x 7" framed stitchery PLEASE NOTE: Stitching is supposed to be uneven. It represents the primitive style of the past. I personally hand stitch all my items on muslin and coffee dye them. Your fabric stain may vary depending on how the dye is that day. They are put in a black “distressed” sanded wood frame with a sawtooth hanger. Your frame will vary from the one shown. Glass is not included, but you may request it at no charge if it’s available. Since this item is handmade, no two will be alike. These are not ready to go items and are made at the time of your order. I do take special requests on certain items. No returns accepted. Created in a smoke free home. Decorative items not included. Please "follow" me so you know when new items are posted. PLEASE CONTACT ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

This beautiful folk art comes displayed on gallery wrapped canvas. Canvas art is great for decorating your home or office, and makes a great gift! Comes complete with finished sides that measures .75'' and matches the picture perfectly. A saw-tooth hanger makes this picture super easy to display. Makes a wonderful gift for any primitives enthusiast! If you would like to have this gift shipped directly to the recipient I would be happy to add a gift tag for you. Thank you so much for looking at our handmade items :)

These small wooden barrels with metal hoops are a great choice of authentic rustic Transylvanian antiques that would uniquely decorate your home. The barrels have not been altered in any way and have their original patina given by age. MEASUREMENTS: Barrel with Handles: Height without Handles: 38 cm / 15" Height with Handles: 45 cm / 17.7" Upper Diameter: 27 cm / 10.6" Base Diameter: 33 cm / 13" Barrel without Handles: Height: 41 cm / 16.1" Upper Diameter: 26 cm / 10.2" Base Diameter: 33 cm / 13" CONDITION: the barrels are in vintage condition with some woodworm holes and much rust on the metal hoops. Please take a close look at the pictures to see the exact condition. The barrels are recommended for decoration in a rustic home, as bar decor, wedding decoration, or display piece. They could also be used as photo props in newborn photography.

Hello and thank you for stopping by. Here is a Colonial style wall shelf. This one is made with the classic bump in the middle that you would find in primitive wall shelves. I have painted it a smokey black and distressed it to give it that primitive look we all love. It is completely functional and beautiful. This was a customer request that turned out nice enough to offer it to everyone. This shelf measures approximately 30 inches tall by about 20 inches wide and about 5 1/2 inches deep. A great addition to your colonial or primitive decor. Thanks for taking a look and feel free to email me with any questions or comments.

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