In this post we are going to be talking about my latest home décor obsession: rustic farmhouse decorative bells.

They’re small, simple, and somehow make any space feel more inviting.

I bought these on amazon, they come in a set of three small, medium, and large.I am obsessed with the weathered metal finish that gives a rustic feel plus instant charm.

Before you buy a set, double-check the dimensions. They can look bigger or smaller in photos, and you’ll want the right size for your space.

I have literally used them everywhere from my entryway to my mantle, the styling opportunities are endless. If you love farmhouse Christmas decor, these bells are about to be your favorite little detail.

Front Door Wreath

If your front door wreath is looking a little plain, these bells are the easiest way to give it some personality.

Hang them in the center or tie a few along the bottom with a neutral ribbon. The slight clinking sound when the wind hits them adds a cozy, old-fashioned charm.

Pair them with a wreath of faux pine, eucalyptus, or olive branches for a soft, natural look. If you like a traditional farmhouse touch, add a burlap or plaid ribbon.

The rustic metal stands out against the greenery without being flashy. It’s a small change that makes your front door feel like an intentional part of your holiday décor instead of an afterthought.

Golden Entryway Mirror

Your entryway sets the tone for your whole home, so it deserves a little extra attention.

If you already have a round mirror, you can easily make it festive by adding a small gold bow at the top, then hang a few farmhouse bells from it.

Style your bench with a gold-toned throw pillow and a cozy neutral blanket to tie everything together. The mix of black, gold, and warm textures looks balanced and polished without feeling overdone.

A Rustic Touch to Your Modern Entryway Table

Adding a few farmhouse touches to your entryway table can give it that something extra.

Start with a clear glass vase filled with branches, you can do pine, olive, or even dried ones if you prefer something low-maintenance.

Now add a few bells. You can hang them from a branch or let them rest inside the basket for a natural look.

The mix of metal, wood, and fabric creates an effortless warmth that modern spaces sometimes miss. It’s an easy, subtle way to bring in farmhouse Christmas decor without overwhelming your entryway.

Add Them to Your Tree Decor

For this decor idea you’re going to need the smallest If you love a Christmas tree that feels warm and layered, farmhouse bells are a must.

They blend beautifully with red bows, classic ornaments, and faux holly berries. Their rustic finish helps balance out shiny ornaments and gives the tree a handmade, nostalgic feel.

You can tie them to the branches with twine or hang them in clusters of two or three. Mixing different sizes adds depth and movement to your tree. When the lights hit the metal, they reflect just enough to catch your eye without being too bold. It’s a simple way to give your Christmas tree a farmhouse-style update.

Hang Above the Mantle

This one’s for anyone who loves a dramatic but tasteful moment. Try hanging several bells from a slim wooden rod or metal bar above your mantle.

Twelve looks beautiful if you have the space, but even five or six will make a statement. Choose bells in a bronze or antique gold tone for a warm look that fits any holiday color scheme.

If you want something softer, weave in eucalyptus or pine branches and some fairy lights. The texture of the greenery and the glow from the lights will make the metal tones pop. This setup also works beautifully above a bed or in a hallway.

Mantle Decor

If hanging them feels like too much, you can still use farmhouse bells on your mantle itself. Mix them in with candles, greenery, or small decorative trees.

Vary the heights to keep it interesting, and mix metals like bronze and brass for a warm, layered look.The bells bring a little rustic contrast to smoother pieces like glass candle holders or ceramic figurines.

They help your mantle look thoughtful and cozy instead of overly polished. Small touches like this make your space feel relaxed and lived-in, which is exactly what farmhouse Christmas decor is about.

Black and Gold Centerpiece

For a chic but rustic vibe, create a black and gold centerpiece using farmhouse bells as your metallic accent.

Combine a small black tabletop Christmas tree with a wooden snowman, a few acorns, and a rustic wooden base with brass accents.

The mix of textures feels refined but still approachable.If you prefer a slightly moodier look, dim the lights and add a few candles in black or gold holders. The bells will reflect the candlelight beautifully.

This kind of setup works perfectly for a dining table, coffee table, or console display. It’s festive without being overly traditional, and it brings just enough sparkle for the season.

Classic Red Centerpiece

Nothing says Christmas like a bit of red. Combine a few red bows, faux holly berries, acorns, and pine branches, then mix in your farmhouse bells for a rustic finish.

The bells tone down the bold red and keep the look grounded and warm.I originally built this centerpiece on a wooden board, but I’ll be honest, homeit would have looked better on a woven tray.

The natural texture adds more interest and ties in perfectly with the rustic vibe. So if you’re putting this together at home, grab a tray or shallow basket to bring it all together.

The Perfect Dinner Table Centerpiece

For your dinner table, keep things soft and neutral. Start with a beige table runner as your base, then add a light-up garland for some subtle glow.

In the center, place a woven tray filled with small tabletop trees, pinecones, and a few farmhouse bells tucked in between.This setup works especially well if your Christmas color palette leans toward neutral or gold tones.

It feels elegant but still warm and casual. Add a few candles to complete the look, and you’ve got a dinner table that feels festive without being fussy.

Rustic farmhouse bells might be small, but they bring a lot of personality to a space. They work with just about every holiday style and add that cozy, collected feeling that makes a home feel welcoming.

Whether you hang them on your front door wreath, add them to your tree, or use them as part of your centerpiece, they’ll fit right in with your farmhouse Christmas decor.