135. How the Farmhouse Style is Changing | Liz Quick of The Quick Journey

Simple Farmhouse Life

Lisa Bass

Home & Garden, Leisure

4.9 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 2 June 2022

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Over the last decade, the modern farmhouse style has become extremely popular in home decor. The all white paint and minimal aesthetic is easy to achieve, which is part of why it has become so popular. However, many homemakers are beginning to trade in the all white look for warmth, coziness, color, pattern. We want our spaces to feel elevated and timeless and unique. Liz Quick of The Quick Journey joins me to discuss the good elements that came out of the modern farmhouse trend and how to achieve a more classic decor foundation in your home. I know that my own personal home decor style has evolved over the years, and I hope that this conversation will inspire you as you consider building a timeless foundation of beautiful decor in your own home.

In this episode, we cover:

Why people are moving away from the commercialized farmhouse style
How to create a timeless foundation in your home decor
Simple, affordable decor pieces to swap out for the seasons
Best places to source art and frames
Creating a cohesive, classic gallery wall
Tips for creating a beautifully decorated home on a shoestring budget
Liz’s favorite DIY projects in her own home
How to find quality antiques and incorporate them into your decor
Simple ways to achieve the classic, old world style

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0:00.0	Welcome back to the Simple Farmhouse Life podcast.
0:03.2	Today, I am chatting with Liz Quick from the Quick Journey.
0:07.5	She shares homemaking, motherhood.
0:10.2	She also shares her beautiful home, lots of recipes.
0:13.8	Today, we're going to focus on decor.
0:16.1	Every once in a while, you all like a good decor episode
0:19.4	where a friend of mine and I just sit and chat about our homes
0:23.6	and what we like to do to keep them fresh and decorated.
0:26.8	We like to talk old-world design and antiques.
0:29.8	Some of my favorite topics.
0:31.2	And today, Liz is going to be sharing some of her expertise.
0:34.2	She has been making her home very beautiful.
0:37.4	Her style has been evolving over the last several years
0:40.1	as she's been a homemaker.
0:42.0	And so we're going to talk a little bit about that.
0:44.6	I have created over on my Amazon shop a resource list
0:49.5	for books because a lot of times I mention design books
0:53.8	and we're talking about that in this one as well.
0:56.1	And so if you go over to amazon.com forward slash shop,
1:00.3	forward slash farmhouse on Boone,
1:02.4	there will be a section where some of the best design books
1:05.8	that I have in my home are going to be listed.
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