A Touch of Farmhouse Charm

Get the trendy and wildly popular rustic country look in your home with 70+ beginner-friendly, one-of-a-kind decorations and furniture projects.

The rustic farmhouse interior design style has exploded with popularity in recent years. A Touch of Farmhouse Charm is just what home crafters have been waiting for - simple yet stunning decorations and standout furniture pieces they can make themselves. Liz Fourez, of the website Love Grows Wild, has spent the last several years renovating an old farmhouse into a home filled with love and handmade things, the inspiration behind this book.

The book features more than 70 projects - each one including helpful step-by-step photos - organized room by room as Liz has them arranged in her own house. She also gives design and style advice to help readers implement the look and lifestyle in their own homes.

Most of the projects are quick and easy to make, and even the more complex furniture pieces are within reach of a beginner DIY-er. Sample projects in the book are a Monogram Doormat or Family Sign in the entryway, Drop Cloth Curtains or a Barn Wood Sofa Table in the living room, Vintage Breadboards and an Herb Planter Box in the kitchen, Fabric-Covered Books in the office, Hanging Crate Storage or Pressed Fern Art in the bathroom, a Vintage Map in the kids’ playroom or a Wood Toy Crate in the kids’ bedroom, and a Chair with Upholstered Seat and Rustic Wood Photo Frames for the master bedroom. With so many options to choose from, readers will be delighted as they create a home with simple, rustic handmade charm!

About the Author

Liz Fourez is the founder and photographer of the blog Love Grows Wild. She has been featured on the TODAY Show, Redbook, Country Living and Huffington Post websites, as well as numerous other blogs, such as The Nester and I Heart Organizing. She has 56.6K followers on Pinterest, 20K+ likes on Facebook, 12.7K followers on Instagram and 7K+ email subscribers. Her website sees almost 1 million visitors each month. Liz lives with her family in a restored farmhouse outside Indianapolis, Indiana.