From creamy whites to rich greens, these are the farmhouse-worthy shades we love most.
There’s a reasonfarmhouse stylehas managed to garner such a loyal following over the years.
Though the aesthetic is undeniably in vogue, the classic elements that define it transcend the trends.

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Breezy neutrals, natural textures, and the perfect amount of patina are a no-fail combination for comfort.
We’ve corralled some examples of farmhouse interiors and exteriors coated in the best barn-worthy shades.
Get the Color:Simply White (OC-117) by Benjamin Moore;benjaminmoore.com.

The exterior required a refresh. âWe loved the look of the house, but it didnât have insulation and some of the wood was rotten,â says Caroline. They replaced the siding and painted it Benjamin Mooreâs Simply White (OC-117) to maintain the classic farmhouse facade. Keeping the green metal roof was a no-brainer. âI couldnât imagine it any other way!â she says.Credit:Alison Gootee
Get the Color:Whitetail (SW 7103) by Sherwin-Williams;sherwin-williams.com.
Next to the white bead-board walls, this dark flooring provides traditional farmhouse charm.
The charcoal-colored scone and cabinet hardware help tie together the color palette.

Get the Color:Randolph Gray (CW-85) by Benjamin Moore;benjaminmoore.com.
Get the Color: Meander (SW 9522) by Sherwin-Williams;sherwin-williams.com.
Get the Color:Treron (No.

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- by Farrow & Ball;farrow-ball.com.
Waterscape
Kay Volmar proves a little goes a long way concerning farmhouse paint colors.
She used this bright, breezy blue to create a welcoming entry to her charming Florida cottage.

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This cheerful color sets the tone for the entire home.
The door, flanked by two sconces, perfectly matches the black door hardware and street numbers.
Get the Color:Waterscape (SW 6470) by Sherwin-Williams;sherwin-williams.com.

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Keeping the decor minimal allows the natural elements to shine in the house.
Get the Color:Momentum (SW 9530) by Sherwin-Williams;sherwin-williams.com.
Using one paint color in an open floor plan creates harmony between the spaces.

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This white-cream color, juxtaposed with the natural wood elements, brightens the house.
Get the Color:Swiss Coffee (OC-45) by Benjamin Moore;benjaminmoore.com.
Navajo White
A buttery-cream paint coats the exterior of this Kentucky farmhouse.

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This styling decision retains the authentic details of this house but with a crisp and clean facade.
The black shutters and white surface are aclassic farmhousecombination.
Get the Color:Navajo White (SW 6126) by Sherwin-Williams;sherwin-williams.com.

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This color combination invites the outdoors inside by overlapping natural elements with modern qualities.
The sand and stone color theme shines next to the rugged green door.
Mountain Mist
Blue-gray walls set the scene for relaxation in Hanna Seabrook’s bedroom in herKentucky home.

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The delicate color provides a neutral backdrop for the more ornamental pieces, such as the four-poster bed.
The gilt-metal mirrors and white ceramic stand out against this serene, misty wall color.
Get the Color:Mountain Mist (868) by Benjamin Moore;benjaminmoore.com.

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It’s a natural fit on the columns, siding, and wrap-around porch.
Get the Color:Natural Choice (SW 7011) by Sherwin-Williams;sherwin-williams.com.
Wood elements like front doors or trim also coordinate with this shade.

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Get the Color:Intellectual Gray (SW 7045) by Sherwin-Williams;sherwin-williams.com.
Here, the game-changing shade is Sherwin-Williams Forged Steel (SW 9565).
Get the Color:Forged Steel (SW 9565) by Sherwin-Williams;sherwin-williams.com.

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Using the same paint color for the walls and trim creates a harmonious look from the monochromatic palette.
The white ceiling helps brighten this bold space and adds an airy feeling to the room.
Get the Color:Soot (2129-20) by Benjamin Moore;benjaminmoore.com.

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Rattan Roman shades cover the window, which makes this farmhouse-style room more tropical, fitting itself environment.
The neutral fabric colors and room accessories contrast the deep wood stain of the mahogany four-poster bed.
Get the Color:Westhighland White (SW 7566) by Sherwin-Williams;sherwin-williams.com.

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Ultra Pure White
Kay Volmar’sprimary bedroomdefines shabby-chic decor.
The Ultra Pure White wall color creates a clean backdrop for perfectly patinaed.
Layering neutrals adds warmth and texture to the bedroom without removing its natural, crisp palette.

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Get the Color:Ultra Pure White (1850) by Behr;behr.com.
Oyster White and Relaxed Khaki
Thisgothic farmhouseproves that a new home can maintain old Southern charm.
The white exterior paired with khaki-colored shutters adds character and depth to the house’s facade.

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The cabinets, with gold hardware, complement the black countertops and natural surfaces.
This charming kitchen appears warm without looking too staged.
Get the Color:Naturel (SW 7542) by Sherwin-Williams;sherwin-williams.com.

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Celestial
Farmhouses can get stuck in an all-white paint loop, but many more options exist.
The striped accents add a coastal mix to the space.
Get the Color:Celestial (SW 6808) by Sherwin-Williams;sherwin-williams.com.

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Setting Plaster
Farmhouses don’t have to feel inherently masculine.
A muted, dusty pink is a gorgeous way to do neutral that isn’t white or beige.
Farmhouse decor takes on a new meaning when paired with vibrant oranges and greens.

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Get the Color:Setting Plaster (No.
- by Farrow & Ball;farrow-ball.com.
Skylight
Light blue is a go-to for exterior doors and shutters.

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When paired with white brick or clapboard, this paint color is especially great for a house.
Theclassic farmhouseis complete with a large front porch.
Get the Color:Skylight (No.

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A feminine cornice and draperies beautifully complement the rustic walls.
This soft blue paint color is timeless.

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Get the Color:Fanfare (874) by Benjamin Moore;benjaminmoore.com.
Spinach White
In this farmhouse bathroom, an antique find inspired the pretty pale green wall paint.
Get the Color:Spinach White (SW 6434) by Sherwin-Williams;sherwin-williams.com.

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Blue Allure
Blue and white is a classic farmhouse color combination.
Wicker chairs prime this roomy area for farmhouse living.
Get the Color:Blue Allure (771) by Benjamin Moore;benjaminmoore.com.

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