30 Farmhouse Paint Colors You Won't Want to Miss

If you're wondering what paint colors to incorporate into your farmhouse style home, we're here to help. Below, you'll find 30 examples of beautiful hues that will look stunning in your space. Whether you're drawn to blues, greens, grays, or something else entirely, there is definitely a farmhouse paint color (or two) for you.

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Olive Green

Rebecca Rollins Interiors

Olive green makes for a beautiful backdrop in this cozy bedroom. Olive trees are commonly used as decor in farmhouse style homes, so consider pairing this paint color with a live plant, as seen here, to enjoy its full effect.
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White

Heather Scott Home

You can't go wrong with classic white walls in a farmhouse style home. They make any room appear more airy and spacious and are a popular choice for the bedroom, due to white's soothing properties.
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Light Gray

J Kath

Light gray is a popular paint color in farmhouse spaces. Even if you do not wish to paint your walls in the hue, consider using it on a bathroom vanity or in the kitchen on cabinetry.
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Teal Green

Lolly Jane

There are so many types of green paints on the market, and teal green is a less commonly used color that still is striking and stylish. It looks beautiful alongside the wooden nightstands in this farmhouse style bedroom, adding an earthy touch to the space.

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Sage Green

Ashley Montgomery Design

Sage green is a stunning shade for kitchens and beyond. It is less harsh than brighter shades of green, yet still adds plenty of personality to any room. If you're drawn to grays but are looking for something a bit more lively, sage green is a great choice.
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Hunter Green

Ashley Montgomery Design

Hunter green is also a classic hue and looks excellent in this farmhouse style kitchen. If you want to paint old and worn cabinets, dark shades like this one are useful in camouflaging standard wear and tear as well.
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Off White

Ashley Montgomery Design

If you're not looking to commit to a crisp, bright white paint, consider using an off white instead. Off white is a no-fail paint color in any room of the home and will always be in vogue.
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Black

Ashley Montgomery Design

For a moodier look, welcome a bit of black paint into your home, whether on the walls, cabinets, interiors doors, or somewhere else entirely. Here, a black kitchen is sleek and show-stopping.

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Blue Gray

Kate Marker Interiors

Blue gray is another hue we see often in farmhouse homes. Here, it's used in a laundry room, where it livens up the utilitarian space.
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Blue

Kate Marker Interiors

Classic blue is a color that transcends interior styles, you'll find it in rooms that lean into farmhouse, grandmillennial, eclectic, and mid-century aesthetics, and beyond.
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Bright Yellow

Alys Design

While bright yellow kitchens are quite rare, this space proves just how amazing they can look. Farmhouse spaces are designed to be cheerful and welcoming, after all, and this color certainly helps to achieve that effect.
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Steel Blue

Lisa Bass

Jazz up the interior of your pantry with a paint color that will make you smile. Here, steel blue looks fantastic paired with copper pots and pans and a framed oil painting.

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Beige

Designed Simple

Beige is not boring: the color is a classic and makes for a nice alternative to off white paint. You can even choose to pair it with a white or off white accent wall in your home, if you wish to add a touch of brightness to a space.
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Silver

Aratari at Home

Silver paint shines in this farmhouse style dining room. Less deep in color than gray, it is a beautiful neutral.
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Navy

Basil & Tate

Classic navy makes a statement in this entryway. Once again, consider painting built-ins, rather than walls, in a peppy hue, if you're looking to add some colorful flair to your home on a more minor scale.
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Slate Blue

Design: Em Henderson / Photo: Kaitlin Green

Similar in nature to steel blue, slate looks fabulous in the pantry, too. For maximal impact, paint the full door in the color, as illustrated here.

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Gray-Green

@amberpiercedesigns / Instagram

Gray-green is a go-to pick for those who like the color sage but crave something a bit darker. It's great for cupboards, cabinets, or even an accent wall.
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Gray

@amberpiercedesigns / Instagram

Classic gray is another farmhouse favorite. So that a gray room doesn't appear too dark or devoid of life, be sure to full it with lighter colored accents and of course, some plants as well.
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Teal Blue

Jessica Nelson Design

If you're looking to experiment with a bright color like teal blue, a laundry room or powder room is a nice, low risk place to start. Here, the color looks stunning paired with Morris & Co wallpaper.
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Evergreen

Design: Jessica Nelson / Photo: Carina Skrobecki

Evergreen bunkbeds add a rustic farmhouse touch to this guest room. Better yet, the dark color will easily hide small dings and hand prints, which are bound to appear over time.

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Greige

Jessica Nelson Design

Greige is having a major moment this year, both in the kitchen and beyond. There are many variations of the color to choose from.
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Laurel Green

Jessica Nelson Design

This sweet laurel green nook is the perfect place to unwind for a moment while prepping for or returning home from a long day. The beadboard walls are a farmhouse classic.
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Powder Blue

Jessica Nelson Design

Powder blue isn't just for kids' rooms, it can make a statement anywhere in the home—such as in a well-styled laundry room like this one.
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Artichoke Green

Becca Interiors

A soft, artichoke green sink basin pairs nicely with darker green cabinetry in this laundry room. Don't be afraid to mix shades within a specific color family to achieve your desired effect.

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Cream

Ashley Montgomery Design

Creamy white cabinets add a luxurious touch to this spacious kitchen while also complementing the light fixtures hanging above the island.
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Charcoal

Ashley Montgomery Design

Charcoal black doors pop in this dining nook. Less harsh than traditional black, charcoal makes for an equally moody yet more subdued alternative that works well with other, lighter neutrals.
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Sea Green

Design: Jessica Nelson / Photo: Carina Skrobecki

No upper cabinetry? No problem. Paint your lower cabinetry in a fun sea green hue for added flair in the kitchen.
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Pewter Gray

Mindy Gayer Design

It's all in the details: here, a pewter gray fireplace complements the trim in this cozy living room.

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Blue-Green

Britt Design Co

Blue green walls frame either side of this doorway, making a grand statement.
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Baby Blue

mStarr Design

Baby blue closet doors pop against crisp white walls in this sunny farmhouse style bedroom.