Country/western Area Rugs
You can choose from five sizes of our Texas Road Shitake and Austin Onyx rugs. Southwestern Rugs Depot has a variety of western rugs in a range of sizes and colors.
Each texture is different and can work well in different types of rooms. A shaggy rug will suit a rustic space, while a plush one would suit a contemporary loft. When selecting the right rug texture for western, remember to consider the colors in your space. You may have many questions about buying a new rug. However, one of your most important concerns is to determine the right type of rug for you. It is essential to determine which type of rug and color will best suit your home before you make an investment in one. There are many prices available for western rugs depending on the size and color of the rug. Western rugs are usually very affordable. They can also be found in a range of colors or designs.
A large buffalo print pillow and a graphic cushion in two turquoise shades are all you need to give this space a Western feel. In this bedroom that captures the colors of the Arizona desert at sunset, pops in pink, coral and yellow are a common feature. The space can grow with the little girl through shiplap walls as well as wood floors and neutral drapes.
The bathroom's mosaic tile floor is black-and-white and features a light blue vanity with brass pulls. Cactus can be a great companion, even if it is spiky. The bathroom's two sides are separated by a pocket door. The floor's tile pattern visually unites them. The desert theme is carried throughout both spaces by the sandy-colored cabinets and rug, as well as the cactus accents in both the artwork and the actual plant.
You can choose from five sizes of our Texas Road Shitake and Austin Onyx rugs. Southwestern Rugs Depot has a variety of western rugs in a range of sizes and colors.
This Seattle penthouse is the second residence of a couple from Los Angeles. It boasts a two-story floor plan and reflects their eclectic tastes. Chainmaille chandeliers that measure 5 feet in length make an impact in the foyer. A Bob Marley photo set provides a glimpse into the rare art featured throughout the home. Leanne Ford is a master at creating beautiful, textural arrangements. As seen on HGTV's Restoration by the Fords, a wooden midcentury-modern cabinet is topped with a photograph as well as two sculptural pieces. Samuel Design was challenged by the task of creating a modern and clean look for a historic 200-year-old home located in Old Santa Fe. To strike the right tone, they kept it light, allowing architecture's lines to guide their work. They also kept the color palette neutral, adding some warm colors and rich texture via accessories and artwork.
There's no doubt that clothing and accessories are a huge part of the Western aesthetic, and they make excellent props when outfitting a room. Consider vintage-inspired lace dresses as decorative window treatments, and lay out turquoise and silver jewelry on a tray. It not only utilizes your bijoux as art, but makes for easy access when getting dressed in the morning. Vintage belts and hats add layered detail when strung over a mirror or chair, and cowboy boots look pretty when lined up underneath a fireplace or window.
This nursery has a style that is more sophisticated than other grown-up bedrooms. The nursery's gray walls serve as a backdrop for art and fun details, such as the goose lamps. Southwestern-style throws are rich in orange and pink. The small kitchen and dining room have a natural, bright and warm look thanks to the use of ruddy wooden tones and creamy whites. The farmhouse sink, Spanish tile backsplash, and distressed wood cabinets are all white but add visual interest to the corner thanks to their unique textures.
