Red

Red is a warm color and a common color for kitchens. In the farmhouse decor, brick or tomato red add a rustic feel to rooms. For an authentic touch, go with a wall of brick in your kitchen. Hang red cookware on the walls or above an island for a splash of color. Another option for bringing red into your kitchen includes furniture and flooring. Complement sofas and chairs with bar stool or chair cushions. Add red with checked, striped or plaid window treatments. Try ticking for a inviting look. Pull the look together with rugs that have blocks or patterns of red.

Yellow

Yellow in any shade is an excellent option for a farmhouse kitchen. Yellow enhances the relaxed mood while adding warmth. Look for rich shades of mustard for something different that will work with your decor. Another option is a pale yellow, which works well with almost any other colors you use in your kitchen. Avoid using harsh reds, blues or shimmery silver fabrics with it. A pale shade on cabinets adds character and isn't too overwhelming for the room.

Green

Green brings energy into rooms. You only need to look outside to find the many shades of green you can use in your kitchen. For the farmhouse decor, green is a natural choice because of the relaxed, comfortable feel of the color. On walls, green invigorates your kitchen. You can also opt to use it on smaller accessories, such as rugs, tiles and cookware.

Blue

Like green, blue comes in a variety of shades. Select one that you love, and don't forget shades of turquoise and aqua when choosing colors. If you have a favorite object in your kitchen, use that color as the primary blue in your kitchen. Blue plates, backsplashes and cabinets all work well in a farmhouse kitchen. Pair blue with pops of yellow for an instant lift or with red for some extra cheer.