Steal This Look: A Farmhouse Bedroom with Modern Furniture

One of our favorite all-time design destinations? The minimalist farmhouse retreat Casa No Tempo in Montemor-o-Novo, Portugal. Today we’re taking a look at the bedrooms, outfitted with furniture from De La Espada, Neri & Hu,  and Luca Nichetto. Interested in getting the look? Here are some ideas.

Materials

Above: Clé’s 6-Inch Antique Terracotta Tiles in Provincial Red from antique French buildings are $7.37 per piece (or $33.16 per square foot with 4.5 pieces per square foot). For more on the tiles, see our post Terracotta Tiles with a Vintage Vibe from Clé in Sausalito.

Furniture

Above: The Nichetto 112 Low Dubois Bed is made of Danish oiled walnut with ochre canvas upholstery; available from De La Espada.

Above: The Nichetto 120 Kim Bench in Danish oiled walnut is available at De La Espada.

Above: The Nichetto 102S Stanley Armchair, shown in oiled walnut, is available from De La Espada.

Lighting

Above: The Noguchi Akari Light Sculpture Floor Lamp is $1,800 from the Noguchi Museum.

Above: The Davide Groppi Palpebra Table Light has a dimmer and is €270 at Milia Shop. The Palpebra light is also available in a US version from Davide Groppi.

Soft Wear

Above: West Elm’s Jute Boucle Rug in Flax is $700 for the 9-by-12-foot size.

Above: The Solid Cashmere Throw in Purple is $251.50 at One Kings Lane.

Accessories

Above: Max Bill pieces are available through RoGallery on 1st Dibs and art prints can be found on Art.com.

Above: Ikea’s Sockerärt Vase in white is $14.99 for the 8.75-inch size.

Above: CB2’s Cora Carafe is $12.95. For more, see our post 10 Easy Pieces: Bedside Water Carafes.

Above: Antique mirrors like the 19th-Century Louis Philippe Giltwood Mirror can be found on 1st Dibs.

For more bedrooms to steal, see our posts:

• Steal This Look: A Bungalow Bedroom in Malibu, California
• Steal This Look: A Springlike Pastel Bedroom in Paris, DIY Edition
• Steal This Look: A Hushed Bedroom in Calming Colors

N.B.: This story originally ran on January 3, 2017, and has been updated with new links and information.