Embrace the French Farmhouse Decor Trend With These Top Picks

This charming basket is handwoven from sustainable palm leaves, and its wide shape makes it so versatile: use it to serve up freshly made pastries, as a front-door catchall, or hang it on the wall for a rustic touch!

Woven Plate With Handles, Socco Living, $33.

To say we’re obsessed with this bow chandelier is an understatement. Designed in collaboration with lifestyle brand LoveShackFancy, the pretty gilded bows that adorn this hanging light fixture feel Marie Antoinette-approved. French farmhouse style is all about blending luxury with rustic charm, and it’s hard to get more luxurious than this.

LoveShackFancy Bow Chandelier, Pottery Barn, $554.

Botanical motifs are a central detail of the French farmhouse style, and this sturdy bee-themed pitcher from famed French glassware brand La Rochere is sure to last a lifetime. Whether you’re filling it with a lavender bouquet or freshly made lemonade, its timeless elegance is the perfect addition to your countertop.

La Rochere Bee Pitcher, Pure Home Couture, $45.

The charming gingham pattern of these cotton-linen blend curtains feels so farmhouse-chic, and their semi-sheer thickness will make them perfect for letting in gentle sunlight. The best part is, they’re machine washable which makes for super easy cleaning.

Gingham Curtains, Anthropologie, from $88.

Made out of reclaimed wood, this versatile bench feels like it’s straight off of a French farm. Whether you place it by your entryway or at the end of your bed, the well-worn wood adds the perfect pastoral touch.

Clifden Bench, V de V Maison, $352.

The opulent details of this vintage-inspired mirror are reminiscent of Versailles, and add a touch of luxury without feeling over the top. It comes with all the hardware you need to hang it up, making it an easy add-to-cart!

Romantic Ornamental Mirror, Simons, $178.

French lavender is the epitome of the French farmhouse trend, so what better way to incorporate it than with real, fragrant lavender bouquets in your home? Although this lavender is grown locally in Dundas, Ontario, the Gros Bleu variety is a signature of French lavender fields, and is known for its gorgeous deep purple buds. Hang it on your wall or arrange it in a pitcher as a centrepiece — its natural beauty is undeniable.

Dried Lavender Stems, Weir’s Lane, $18.

The shiny gold of these elegant candlesticks feels opulent and luxurious — we can just imagine them on a long harvest table illuminating a rustic French feast of ratatouille or a steaming pot of mussels.

Lumiere Taper Candlestick, Anthropologie, from $32.

Made out of 100 per cent stonewashed linen, this effortlessly elegant tablecloth will transform your dining space to give it that French farmhouse feel you’re chasing. Resist the urge to iron out any creases and let them be — it only adds to the unfussy feel.

Hybrid Stonewashed Edged Linen Tablecloth/Curtain, Socco Living, $119.

This rug is so French farmhouse: it’s intricately hand-knotted out of wool, jute and cotton by skilled artisans, and it’s sturdy enough for high-traffic areas of your home. The pretty blue and cream pattern feels elegant but not stuffy, and would provide the perfect cozy contrast over a hardwood floor.

Hand-Knotted Nedda Rug, Anthropologie, from $328.