Modern industrial farmhouse design blends rustic farmhouse charm with sleek industrial elements. Often featuring exposed beams, reclaimed wood, and metal accents, the style creates a balance between old and new. Ideal for both renovations and new builds, the modern industrial farmhouse offers an innovative approach to interiors. Classic farmhouse charm and modern industrial updates yield this roundup of unique inspiration.
These Homes Exemplify The Modern Industrial Farmhouse
Moody Modern Farmhouse Kitchen
A Newport Beach home takes a modern approach to farmhouse style. Moody colors add an industrial layer to traditional finishes, perhaps most notably in the kitchen’s dining nook, lit by a L’Aviva Home pendant. Designer Tania Cassill layered in custom pillows, a sheepskin throw and stools from Sika-Design that stand out against the dark siding.
This Dream Home Boasts A Seamless Indoor-Outdoor Connection
Talk about a dream home. With a mostly California-casual vibe, modern details take this San Francisco abode to the next level. Clad in bookcases, the library-dining room features an oak table by B.B. for Reschio surrounded by barrel-back chairs covered in a Moore & Giles leather. A cluster of Bomma hand-blown glass pendants provide light. Two bespoke armchairs and a vintage table from Galerie Half in Los Angeles create a cozy fireside reading spot.
Cool + Modern Yet Comfortable
With a swimming pool, batting cage, sport court and splash pad, why ever leave? Designer Caroline Tyler DeCesare crafted a wine-country-inspired modern farmhouse aesthetic in this Arizona getaway. Its family room’s vaulted ceilings are softened with a chandelier by Roll & Hill and selected comfortable seating options, such as Rowe Furniture swivel chairs. A large Millcreek Furniture console creates a natural partition between the great room’s sitting area and adjacent kitchen.
This Modern Farmhouse Has Contemporary Edge
When a young family with two boys relocated to Connecticut from Manhattan, they had an art-filled, contemporary vision in mind for their new digs. Interior designer Vanessa Rome took their vision to the next level. In the dining room, a Richard Serra painting hangs above a Wüd console. The table is composed of Mark Jupiter drum bases topped with Artistic Tile marble and rimmed by Verner Panton chairs from Property Furniture. The chandeliers are Lambert & Fils.
Pop Art Adds Pizazz To This Miami Farmhouse
A modern farmhouse in Miami begs for punchy details. In the living area, designer Carolina Freyre hung her clients’ artworks against a two-toned wall of Opustone Stone and Tile Concepts’ Cape Verde quartzite and a slab of wood from Armazem. Lasvit’s And Why Not! pendant from Lightology suspends above Ben Soleimani’s Highland bench and the owners’ sofa, armchairs and coffee and side tables.
This House Of Steel Blends Industrial With Farmhouse
The central living room of this Oregon weekend home bisects the house allowing it to encompass sightlines of the surrounding landscape. On one side, a lush grass-filled space conceived by the designer yields a painterly effect. The Taylor Metal Products standing seam roof, installed by Willamette Roofing, furthers the home’s rural vibe.
Design Is All Around In This Eclectic Farmhouse
In the dining room of this Boulder pad, designer Andrea Schumacher gathered Parsons side chairs and a wingback host chair from C.A.I. Designs around a table from Where Wood Meets Steel. Come evening, a Paul Ferrante chandelier from John Brooks illuminates the space. The staircase features walnut treads and a stainless-steel handrail, highlighting the home’s blend of industrial and classic.
What’s More Fun Than A Tree House For Grown-Ups?
In renovating a couple’s home in Portola Valley, architect Malcolm Davis expanded a guesthouse on the property to incorporate a sitting area and a second-floor artist’s studio, which connects to the main house with a bridge. The massive windows lend an industrial feel to the digs, but it’s finishes and materials recall modern farmhouse vibes.
High Contrast Aesthetic
For a family’s vacation retreat in Washington, rural meets industrial. Circa Lighting fixtures line the outer perimeter of the kitchen, while lighting by Schoolhouse Electric hangs from the beadboard portion of the ceiling. Accenting the space are cabinet pulls by Rocky Mountain Hardware, RH stools and a breakfast table by Get Back. The space includes a Kohler faucet, a Miele dishwasher and a Viking range and oven.
A Place To Enjoy The Great Outdoors
This contemporary woodland escape near Lake Tahoe boasts majestic views and stunning interiors. A terrace positioned just off the living area offers an alfresco spot to gather. Adirondack chairs by Loll Designs, purchased from Design Within Reach, provide seating around a custom fire pit, which was made by Hunter Metal Forge & Iron Works. The house’s roof is by Class A Roofing in Incline Village, Nevada.
Walk This Way To A Wine Country Wonder
This Napa Valley residence, which was constructed by builder Paul Niles, has a breezeway that connects three distinct structures. Plaster walls lend a creamy texture to the buildings, which blend contemporary and agrarian aesthetics.
Sleek + Chic Vacation Spot
This barn-like home in Michigan features modern farmhouse decor with industrial finishes. Its family wanted a modern vacation retreat with a few classic elements throughout. “Having the right team is crucial for a project like this. We all went back and forth about the design and worked closely together on the house,” says designer Stephanie Wohlner.
Contemporary Cool Is The Name Of The Game
The designer behind this contemporary abode combined rustic materials with a light and airy open floor plan. Mottled concrete by Calibrated Concrete Construction provides a backdrop for the staircase’s open walnut treads and blackened-steel frame fabricated by Hunter Metal Forge & Iron Works add a touch of industrial to the space.
Go Back To The Future In This Modern Farmhouse
Playing off the sleek new fireplace in this mountain home, the designer found a balance between the husband’s and wife’s design sensibilities in the living room. To counter the traditional-leaning sofa and marble table–nods to the wife–she added twin metal-and-leather chairs to the mix and suspended an industrial-looking brass-trimmed light fixture above.
Metal Elements Add To The Industrial Aesthetic
After this house’s original plans for a Craftsman-style disposition were halted, its new owners wished for a more modern feel. Thus, a “metal story” was born, which weaves gunmetal, brass and copper tones in varying degrees throughout the house. The theme begins at the entry, where drum-form ceiling lights, with shades in differing metals, hang both inside and outside the massive pivoting steel front door.
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A version of this article was originally published on November 24, 2017.
