I have a confession. I get completely lost and overwhelmed when it comes to home decor sometimes. No, I’m totally serious! There are so many choices; I just shut down, right there in the middle of a store, wandering around, confused.

Because of that, I’m trying to stick to one room (heck, let’s be real…one project!) at time.

Easily add French farmhouse charm to your bathroom with this tray of essentials!

As you know, I love uncluttered farmhouse decor, but I also have an appreciation for simple, small projects that I can do in an afternoon, but that will pull a room together and really give it some character.

This project is just that, an easy way to spruce up your bathroom and bring in some french farmhouse charm.

All you need for this project are a couple of apothecary jars, a candle holder, a mason jar and pump, a small vase or milk jar, and a silk wildflower (see below for where i purchased mine).

Super easy French farmhouse bathroom decor.

Then just fill the jars with some bathroom essentials (cotton balls, q-tips, and bar soap) and the mason jar with soap or lotion, arrange it nicely on the tray, and place on the bathroom counter.

See! That was easy! French farmhouse decor doesn’t have to be complicated at all. this grouping looks lovely, and french, and farmhouse, yet is functional and is just about the right size for a master bathroom. If your bathroom is smaller or you have limited counter space, consider using only a couple of items or using small jars.

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  1. Where did you get the tray? I love it!

      1. This is really beautiful, I really love those colors. One client of us requested something like that and we got inspiration from this post 🙂 That kind of light design is really good for bathrooms that have windows so natural light can come through and it makes everything a lot nicer.

        1. Hi Amy! Thank you so much! I’m glad you found it helpful, I sure love looking at it every morning (and it’s functional)! 🙂