Practical ideas for decorating a country house in the city to create cozy, natural projects full of personality in everyday life
Submitted at Feb 3, 2026, 3:30 PM

(Rafael Renzo/Divulgação)
Ode à brasilidade: madeira, barro e pedra se unem em apê de 220 m² (Fran Parente/Divulgação)
Wood, natural fibers, ceramics, lightweight fabrics, plants, and soft lighting make up the basis of this style that combines rusticity with comfort. Contrary to what many think, it is not necessary to live in a house in the countryside to adopt this aesthetic. With a few adjustments, it is possible to create projects that evoke the tranquility of the countryside without losing the necessary functionality for city life.
Apê em Ipanema une Tom Ford, James Bond e Jungle Style (Gustavo Bresciani/Divulgação)
The living room is the ideal starting point to insert the country atmosphere into the decor. Prioritize furniture made of natural wood or with a more rustic finish, such as coffee tables, shelves, and sideboards that highlight the grain and texture of the material. Comfortable sofas with fabrics like linen, raw cotton, or twill help create the sense of warmth characteristic of country houses.
Contemporâneo e brutalista: conheça o apê do arquiteto Bruno Reis. (Mariana Orsi/Divulgação)
The color palette should resonate with nature: earthy tones, soft greens, beiges, and off-whites create a tranquil and inviting base. Rugs made of sisal, jute, or handmade cotton reinforce the proposal, while cushions with subtle floral or plaid patterns evoke the rural imagination without weighing down the visual. To complete, invest in blankets draped over the sofa, wicker baskets to organize objects, and lamps with warm light that help create a more intimate and relaxing atmosphere.
Rose Araujo e Eloisa Mondi - Cozinha do Chef. Projeto da CASACOR RIbeirão Preto 2025. (Felipe Cuine/Divulgação)
The kitchen is one of the projects that most translates the spirit of country life. A simple way to bring this reference to the city is to leave dishes on display, on open shelves made of wood or exposed niches. Ceramic plates, handmade mugs, glass jars, and wooden utensils become part of the decoration and reinforce the affective character of the space.
Amanda Miranda - Cozinha do Chef - Raízes. Projeto da CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2023. (André Nazareth/Divulgação)
Countertops made of wood, natural stone, or coverings that mimic these materials help build this aesthetic. Hanging dish towels, exposed cutting boards, and fresh herbs in pots on the counter also contribute to the visual. If space allows, a small solid wood dining table, accompanied by simple chairs, creates the vibe of a farmhouse kitchen where people gather to talk and share moments.
Apê em Ipanema une Tom Ford, James Bond e Jungle Style (Gustavo Bresciani/Divulgação)
In the bedroom, the proposal is to intensify the sensation of refuge and rest. Headboards made of wood, cane, or natural fabric create a focal point that recalls country houses. The bedding should prioritize breathable and pleasant fabrics to the touch, such as cotton, linen, or percale, in neutral or slightly faded colors.
Apartamento de campo ganha décor afetivo com itens da década de 1980. Projeto de Felipe Carolo. Na foto, quarto com cama de casal e cabeceira de palhinha. (Ruy Teixeira/Divulgação)
Folded blankets at the foot of the bed, extra pillows, and light curtains that let natural light in help create a calm and relaxing project. Simple nightstands, made of wood or iron, combined with yellow-toned lamps reinforce the cozy atmosphere. Small details, such as ceramic vases with dried flowers, frames with botanical illustrations or photographs in wooden frames, complete the ambiance with delicacy.
Milena Holanda - Varanda Aurora. Projeto da CASACOR Ceará 2025. (Felipe Petrovsky/Divulgação)
Even in apartments, it is possible to create a green nook that simulates proximity to nature typical of the countryside. Balconies, terraces, or even a corner of the living room can hold pots with plants of varying heights, creating a small private garden. Hanging species, voluminous foliage, and aromatic herbs help compose this natural setting.
Duplex de 148 m² é clean, elegante e tem jabuticabeira na área externa. Projeto de Rafael Ramos. Na foto, varanda com jabuticabeira e sofá verde. (Fotos Anita Soares | Produção: Andrea Brito Velho/Divulgação)
Furniture made of natural fibers, such as wicker chairs, wooden benches, or rustic side tables, complement the project. Lanterns, antique watering cans used as decoration, and wicker baskets can function as both decorative and functional objects. This space transforms into a refuge for reading, resting, or simply slowing down, reinforcing the proposal of bringing the country vibe into urban life.
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