Tin is a charming accessory to include in a modern farmhouse. And if you are looking for design inspiration, we have it. Here are some ingenious ways to incorporate tin decor into your modern farmhouse. There is something here for everyone to love, so don’t go away!

Ways To Include Tin Decor In Your Modern Farmhouse

As you organize your farmhouse pantry, include tin decor. Buckets and boxes are charming inclusions, and if you label them you can store any number of things inside and still keep track of it all.

Vintage tin signs are perfect for a modern farmhouse kitchen! And the best news is you don’t even have to search antique stores for one, unless you want to. Just look at the amazing vintage tin decor signs you can buy easily right from Amazon.

Another fun vintage find for your modern farmhouse is a vintage tea tin. They’re available in any number of charming designs, and you never know what you might find if you go searching for one. Better yet, purchase several and use them to decorate open shelves in your modern farmhouse kitchen.

Have you ever walked into an old farmhouse and been lucky enough to find a tin ceiling, or a tin backsplash? Then you know how amazing they are! Don’t be afraid to include tin decor in this way. It looks incredible inside a recessed ceiling in any room of your modern farmhouse, but especially the kitchen or laundry room.

Tin decor can be as simple as saving your tin cans. Wash them out, and they become darling little kitchen herb garden pots just right for a modern farmhouse kitchen. If you prefer an aged look for any of your tin decor, check out how to age shiny metal.

Tin buckets come in a lot of different sizes, so why not use them to display your houseplants? Open shelves showcase them perfectly, in any room of your home.

These vintage tin buckets are inverted, painted, and converted into chic industrial-style light fixtures. These would look amazing in any modern farmhouse!

What do you think of these ingenious ways to use tin decor in your modern farmhouse? Tell us your favorites in the comments!