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Updated: 4/6/2026
The farmhouse aesthetic is making a comeback, but this time with a more modern twist. We're seeing more homeowners trade in their all-white kitchens and minimalist interiors for a more playful, homey look.
A key design component in any farmhouse interior is the windows and the window treatments. Whether you prefer modern styles or want to stick with rustic window treatments, there are many creative ways you can use your window coverings as the focal point in your space. In this article, we'll explore popular farmhouse window treatment ideas made to add warmth, texture, and timeless charm to the aesthetic. Here's everything you need to know:
Farmhouse interiors are characterized by their neutral color palettes and natural materials. The homes typically feature warm neutrals and earth tones paired with natural wood, stone, and metals. There are also rustic elements added, such as wooden beams on the ceiling, cozy textiles, and antique furniture. These design elements work together to create a space that feels cozy, simple, and comfortable.
Most traditional and modern farmhouse homes also have large windows in the kitchen, living room, and dining room. The large windows bring in more natural light, making the space feel inviting and homey.
Committed to the farmhouse interior design? Here's a look at our five favorite traditional and modern farmhouse window treatments.
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Farmhouse roman shades are a popular choice for kitchens, dining rooms, and living rooms. Roman shades function as a shade but have the appeal of drapery. These window treatments are available in over 300+ fabrics and five distinct styles.
If you want to keep the window coverings subtle and complementary to the farmhouse interior, consider a cream, beige, or off-white fabric. If you want to use them to add a pop of color to your space, consider earthy green tones, grey, or even baby blue. Another popular way to use farmhouse roman shades in your interior design is to pair them with drapery.
If energy efficiency and temperature regulation are a top priority, consider high-quality cellular shades. Cellular shades feature a unique honeycomb pattern that's designed to help regulate indoor temperatures and keep your monthly energy bills low. It's a great option for the kitchen and dining room. If you're looking for a more upscale look, consider pairing cellular shades with farmhouse-style drapery.
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If you're looking for a playful window treatment option, consider zebra shades. Zebra shades are designed with two overlapping layers with alternating bands of sheer and solid fabrics. The overlapping layers stack neatly at the top of the window, offering a compact design ideal for smaller spaces. You can also completely customize the window treatment by choosing between sheer, semi-opaque, or opaque horizontal fabric vanes.
If you prefer the traditional charm of the Farmhouse design, consider natural wood blinds. Farmhouse window blinds are made of durable materials that are easy to clean and maintain. The natural wood will pair elegantly with other Farmhouse design elements, helping you achieve that rustic charm. There's also a variety of wood types and stains available, allowing you to personalize your blinds to complement the color palette. Faux wood blinds are a popular alternative for smaller budgets.
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If you like the welcoming appeal of farmhouse homes, consider sheer farmhouse-style drapes. Sheer drapery diffuses natural light, delivering a soft, subtle glow throughout your home. The movement of the sheer drapery adds depth and dimension, helping you achieve that light, airy feel. For extra privacy and better light control, we recommend pairing sheer drapery with Roman or Cellular shades.
If you like the Farmhouse aesthetic and want your window treatments to match, you've come to the right place. At Stonside, we specialize in custom-made blinds, shades, and drapery. Our in-house design team is here to discuss the materials, colors, and fabrics, helping you choose the best treatment style for your Farmhouse home.
Schedule a free at-home design consultation today.
