30 Beautiful Farmhouse Decorating Ideas For Summer

The best way to inspire guests to spend breezy summer nights on your porch? Leave out light linens and soft pillows.

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What better way to greet your guests than by spelling out "hello" on your front door? This modern entryway was softened for summer with a green wreath and a pom-pom banner.

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A lemon wreath and simple shrubs give this simple entryway a kick-your-feet-back vibe.

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If you thought geometric furniture was a staple of modern homes, this beachy living room will make you think again. An octagon shaped table gets its rustic vibe from a fresh coat of paint and whicker details.

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'Tis the season to leave out fresh hydrangeas on your living room table. Navy and white details give the space a beach house vibe.

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Blogger Rachel replaced flowers along her mantel with dried eucalyptus for a no-fuss way to brighten her living room.

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Summer is all about hues that make you feel more relaxed. In a room that's mostly white with wooden touches, a subtle green couch stands out just enough.

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From the wood pallet flag to a collection of vintage cameras, this mantel is a flea market shopper's dream display.

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Have a spot where you like to store knicknacks, like this rolling shelf? Add different sized jars of flowers to bring the outdoors in.

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A rug and curtain in bright, bold patterns make this mostly white kitchen more welcoming.

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For many homeowners, summer is the time to finally tackle that renovation project they've been meaning to get around to. Go bold with contrasting tiles to add life to a small kitchen.

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Give your traditional dining set a much-needed update with rose gold. This metallic goes best with blues, whites...and whatever delicious burger you're making on the grill today.

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A weathered thrift shop centerpiece can be left out even after dinner guests have said goodbye. To give your space an easy, breezy vibe, mix and match metal chairs with wicker furniture.

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While this dining set and lighting fixture may have looked more formal with a darker wood stain, their shabby chic finish keeps the room casual.

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A casual eating area like this is enough to convince your family to stay home for dinner.

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You know what your dining room really needs? A drink station that can serve up fresh lemonade the moment you come back from the beach.

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