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What is the difference between urban farmhouse decor, farmhouse decor, primitive decor, & country decor? Aren't they all about the same? These four decor styles are very similar, in fact they are so near alike that many home decor enthusiasts blend them together for a hybrid style of their own. In my opinion these four styles are all sub-styles of the same decor. Often times you will see the exact same pieces being used in the different themes. For example the Barn Star Pedestals have

Country and primitive decor are both great American traditions and Country Living Primitives offers an ample selection of both plus another tradition: reasonable prices! Whether you are looking for a few inexpensive show pieces, or lights that set the mood, or one big piece to use as the center of your theme, you will find them here.Home decor need not be expensiveThis great country of ours was built on farming and a pioneering spirit by folks who took what they had and made it function for

Country Decor and wood have been synonymous for hundreds of years, in fact history reveals designers and architects were using wood to accomplish aesthetic designs thousands of years ago. Wood is both strong and economical while being unmatched in versatility and beauty, this makes it attractive to both the architect and the home decorator.With wood readily available and easy to work with early colonists handcrafted much of their furniture. Though initially these pieces may have been simple and

So you‘ve decided to redecorate your home with country decor? You’re in luck: there is a wide variety of options available in order to give your home the desired ambiance. As you begin thinking to plan out what your finished design will look like, keep in mind that “country” is in fact a very vague term when it comes to defining a type of decor. By “country” do you mean a specific era, such as French Colonial, American Revolution, or Victorian farm? Or do you just want a rustic, elegant st

Our subject today is simple country decor, to often in life we over think things. When it comes to primitive or country decorating you can keep it simple. For example grandpa's old rocking chair is about a generic as a wooden rocker can get, it has very little monetary value. Still when it was auctioned off it brought a fair price at the family sale, I guess sentimental value counts for something.Now that the battered old rocker has a new home, what to do with it is the question. Should one