Farmhouse style has evolved from late-1800s and early-1900s pastoral looks into modern interiors with wood furnishings, rattan baskets, and pottery, but without the original grit. Modern farmhouses often feature soaring ceilings, a crisp black-and-white palette, and neutral-toned furnishings that create a homegrown character. Several stateside Airbnbs offer this look for a long weekend, with layouts that are sprawling yet cozy and suitable for groups. One Teton Valley farmhouse uses bright sunlit spaces, a monochromatic palette, and picture windows focused on mountain views, plus a Viking kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, and cedar sauna. Another option in coastal Maine uses creamy neutrals, natural wood finishes, and pet-friendly amenities.
"In recent years, the farmhouse style has earned a well-deserved makeover. It's no longer solely the rambling, pastoral vibe seen in the late 1800s or early 1900s. Complete with wood furnishings, rattan baskets, and pottery, modern farmhouses these days offer a similar homegrown character without the grit. Think soaring ceilings and a crisp black-and-white palette anchored by lots of neutral-toned furnishings."
"This Teton Valley farmhouse takes a more contemporary approach to the style than many of its peers. Rather than leaning on reclaimed wood and vintage Americana, the newly built home embraces bright, sunlit spaces, a monochromatic palette, and picture windows that keep the focus squarely on the jagged Teton peaks beyond. A professional-grade Viking kitchen sits at the heart of the home, but it's far from the only draw."
"Three bedrooms and an upstairs sleeping loft provide plenty of room for families or groups, while a wood-burning fireplace and cedar sauna add welcome comfort after long days spent outdoors. In winter, guests can move straight from the slopes of Grand Targhee to the sauna; in summer, the house serves as an ideal base for exploring Yellowstone, Jackson Hole, and the surrounding trails. From $667 per night."
"Salt House brings a coastal Maine perspective to modern farmhouse design. The one-bedroom retreat layers creamy neutrals, natural wood finishe"
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