Looking for farmhouse shelves that will add style and character to your home? Ok, great!
Let’s face it, not everyone is lucky enough to live in a new modern farmhouse style dream home.
Instead, we’re searching for ways to add farmhouse style to ordinary houses.
Farmhouse shelving is one decor element that is fundamental of nearly EVERY modern farmhouse interior.
And yes, DIY Farmhouse home decor, farmhouse style Living rooms and farmhouse mantel decorating ideas can also add incredible style.
Regardless of what your space looks like, you can find inspiration in these farmhouse shelving you can DIY on your own!
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Let’s get to it!
1) DIY Industrial Pipe Shelving from House of Hawthornes
I love the industrial plumbing parts used to anchor these shelves. Pam used them as functional bathroom shelves, but I think they are stylish enough to be showcased in any area of your home.
This simple design could be customized to fit any area in your home.
#2) French Country Farmhouse Shelves From Mid Country Journal
These beautiful and understated white French country farmhouse style shelves are full of character.
The create tremendous space for home accents, and I love the simple all white design of board and two corbels.
#3) DIY Wood Floating Shelves from DIY Pete
While I’m not sure about the green wall he is mounting these on… 😉 these floating box shelves are pretty awesome.
The best part is that they are surprisingly simple to make. DIY Pete uses 2×4 anchors, and stained cedar boxes to mimic rustic wood. Follow the link to learn how to make them!
#4) Farmhouse Shelves With Feature Light From The Cottage Market
These gorgeous farmhouse style shelves are anchored by two modern metal brackets and gorgeous shelf decor items.
The elongated sign above the top shelf adds to the grouping while the feature light above really elevates this display.
#5) DIY Farmhouse Shelves from Lolly Jane
I love the combination of rich woods with these distressed white shelf hangers.
Kelli & Kristi use ordinary corbels (shelf wall anchors) and give them a farmhouse makeover with stain and white chalk paint.
Head on over to their Lolly Jane blog to learn how they did it!
#6) Chicken Wire & Wood Shelf Box from Lenas Willow
Sooooo, this particular box is for purchase from ETSY seller Lenas Willow. I included this in the DIY lineup because it’s simple enough that anyone with a pair of wire cutters could make it happen.
Nail and glue and small wood box, cut and attach chicken wire to the back.
You got this!
#7) DIY Farmhouse Shelves from The Turquoise Home
These are lovely, and styled so beautifully. Believe it or not they only cost $40 to make!
I don’t know about you, but I don’t mind seeing the black shelving brackets below the shelf. I think it adds extra farmhouse charm.
#8) Quick Corner Farmhouse Shelves On Pinterest
Nearly everyone has an unused corner that is lacking style or function.
These small floating corner shelves make the most of that unused space with simple brackets and small floating shelves.
#9) DIY Industrial Pipe Shelving from Twelve on Main
Here is another take on industrial pipe shelving from Twelve on Main! With a little creativity and a well intentioned sketch you can realistically achieve this industrial pipe shelving unit for so much less that you could buy one for.
Follow the link to see Sara’s design and construction process.
#10) Floating Farmhouse Kitchen Shelf Grouping from Designthusiasm
What a stunning farmhouse kitchen shelf decor display.
I love how these farmhouse shelves are centered on unused wall space between kitchen cabinetry and doors.
#11) DIY Rustic Farmhouse Shelves from Remodelaholic
This is actually another Twelve on Main design that was featured on the awesome DIY blog remodelaholic. Sara made the lovely corbel brackets out of wood, which add so much texture and style to this farmhouse shelf.
It’s a lovely understated addition to her light colored wall. Follow the link to learn more about what you’ll need to do to create this design!
#12) Floating Farmhouse Shelves Tutorial From Farmhouse By Design
These floating farmhouse DIY shelves come with an incredible tutorial (linked above).
The detailed metal shelf brackets add incredible style while
#13) Industrial Pipe Farmhouse Shelves from Unoriginal Mom
This lovely DIY industrial pipe shelving is similar to the entertainment console shown above. I decided to feature this one separately because I like how it suspended mid way up the wall.
I also love the simple clean design and polished shelving.
#14) Farmhouse Shelves with Galvanized Tub by Simply Designing
This is a fun and creative spin on simple farmhouse box shelves. Ashley from Simply Designing blog uses galvanized tubs to set a stylish circular frame for these front porch shelves.
I think they are are stylish enough to live inside as well…don’t you?
#15) Floating Farmhouse Shelving As Kitchen Storage From Our Vintage Home Love
How beautiful is this functional farmhouse kitchen shelving?
It’s the perfect storage space for bright white dishes and kitchen essentials, that also adds serious style!
#16) DIY Crate Farmhouse Shelves from Lushome
These side ways wooden crates are a great way to add functional storage to a small space.
When filled with bright white supplies you will instantly add farmhouse style and functional storage.
#17) Floor To Ceiling Farmhouse Style Shelving From Pinterest
It’s customary to see floating shelving anchored above a side table, buffet, or counter top.
These floor to ceiling floating shelves look incredible in the living room space creating ample spots for living room decor.
Happy Farmhouse Shelving!
I hope you found some designs that you are excited to try in your home.
After you get your farmhouse shelves up, take a peek at incredible resources on how to style farmhouse shelves!
20 Farmhouse Shelf Decor Ideas – How To Style Them Like a Pro!
This is a great way to add functional storage to small spaces.
When filled with bright white supplies you will instantly add farmhouse style and storage to your space.
Cheers for now!
<3 Ang
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