Primitive country decor is both dated and understated with a hint of history; as seen in the handcrafted furniture with raw reclaimed woods, earthy textures, and carvings that take inspiration from nature. Various combinations of features and design types, such as rustic, shabby chic, and farmhouse, give primitive country decor an eclectic edge. Being connected to Mother Earth and exploring the vast treasures that she offers us, we use these ancient and primitive woods to beautify our home in this style. Primitive country decor revels in rustic and antique features for an old-fashioned, traditional, colonial vibe that lends a warm and comforting aesthetic to the home.

The primitive rustic decorating style can be seen in antique door sideboards with earthy textures and accent tables, vintage carved wall reliefs, cabinets made from reclaimed wood with carvings of natural elements like sunbursts and floral elements. Rustic farmhouse and barn decor is also a variation on this style that plays with handmade furniture and antique doors with brass and iron trim. Rustic barn doors leading to the study or den against the white walls give it the feel of an old colonial plantation. Cabinets that are intricately carved or simple with a geometric diamond, colors soak deep into the wood grain, a feeling so nostalgic it brings dancing cornfields and romantic nights of stargazing.

Primitive country decor creates a unique and eclectic feel with warm tones and earthy textures. Custom barn doors made from reclaimed and hand carved woods, the feature of these beautiful door panels is in the various ways to use them. Double doors leading to the bedroom or study are a statement in themselves. Artistic wall decoration, the carved panels can also be used as a headboard. Imagine replacing the doors of a colonial country house with these magnificent doors. Totally spectacular!!

Natural and antique primitive country decor usually has an earthy tone, the Chakra Carved Extra Long Sideboard is a perfect dining room storage chest with its shades of blue and brown. Tribal chests called damchiyas are so eclectic and vagrant with their mirrors, narrow and just the right size for hallways with an arched mirror made from architectural remnants. Red and beige amplify the warmth and comfort of primitive country decor and flow naturally with the surroundings.

Incorporate accent pieces like wooden sconces and iron planters, as well as vintage wooden planters to bring in the old world element. Patchwork cushions and pashmina throws add the finishing touches.