Farmhouse Style Office

This Farmhouse Style Office is sponsored by Better Homes and Gardens exclusively at Walmart. Opinions and projects are always my own and I am so excited to share them with you! This post also contains affiliate links.

When we moved into our house, I was so excited to have a designated office area. Our office is located in the basement so I wanted to choose furniture and accessories that would keep the space feeling light and open. I decided to go with the Crossmill 5 shelf bookshelf from Better Homes & Gardens at Walmart in a weathered finish. This bookshelf is so sturdy and looks great and it captures that “farmhouse” feel I was going for.

I’ve been on the hunt for an affordable desk and I had my heart set on this x-base style. This Maddox Crossing Campaign Writing Desk was perfect and a great price too. It originally came in a cognac finish which I painted to white using primer and paint. Here is how the desk originally came after I put it together.

And here is the after! Totally gorgeous right?

I added in a traditional task lamp and some fun vintage bottles to my workspace. I also keep a round hyacinth twist handle basket for use as a trash bin.

To help keep things organized, I found this cute chalkboard calendar and wire shelf. This helps us keep track of our schedules, deadlines, and so on.

I definitely went for ultimate comfort with the rolled arm accent chair in beige (similar here). With the hours I spend sitting and working, a comfy chair was a definite must! For this basement room, I went with sheer striped curtains paired with a rustic wood knob curtain rod from Better Homes & Gardens at Walmart. I wanted to make sure and keep as much light coming in as possible to keep the space light and bright. Here’s a closeup with some more details.

Thanks for stopping by, I’d love your feedback on our new office space.

Crossmill 5 shelf bookshelf
Maddox Crossing Writing Desk
Hyacinth basket
Rolled arm accent chair-Similar
Striped sheer curtains
Curtain rods
Task lamp
Vintage bottles- Antique store
Bookshelf accessories- A lot of these came from hobby lobby, marshals, antique, and thrift stores and pier 1.
Old apple bucket- Antique store
Wine Jug with cotton stems- Jar from hobby lobby, cotton stems from local shop
Ladder- Hobby Lobby
Horse art- Hobby Lobby
Chalkboard calendar- Hobby lobby
Wire shelf- Homegoods
Cotton wreath- Hobby Lobby