Western style can be both elegant and rustic. The master bath features a double slipper copper bathtub. This tub is surrounded by stunning views of the surrounding mountains and lands from the picture window. Angelica Henry, an Arizona designer, chose to soften the space with drapery panels printed with antlers and a pair pendant lights.
-Solid colors are the best choice for those who want a classic look. There are many options to choose from, so you're sure to find the perfect one.
The American West is absolutely stunning, whether you're in Utah or Wyoming's Rocky Mountains. Shaw Ranch, located in the Wind River Range, has large windows strategically placed to frame views. They bring stunning scenes into nearly every room. If the view isn't the focus of your space (or you don't have enough), large-scale photography may be a way to bring the outside into the room. Ansel Adams is the inspiration behind some of America's most iconic images. The Shaw Ranch Study features a black-and–white photo of wild horsemen on the fireplace mantel. Western riches are also celebrated through elements like a candlestick, made from a deer horn, and a chair made by a local artist.
The Santa Fe designer took inspiration from an oriental rug the owner owned and created a warm color palette using rust, cream, and pale blue. This living room feels especially cozy, thanks to the thick throws, plush pillows, and the adobe fireplace. This space is a masterpiece of modern art due to its brilliant design. Natural white walls are accented with bold blocks of color, including emerald and blue curtains. The stone wall that forms the living area adds texture while also bringing in the colors found in the desert landscape. It is bright and colourful with boldly colored textiles, a cowhide rugs and a longhorn-inspired armchair.
A sturdy leather bench can be used as a landing pad for vintage Stetsons. Work gloves and utility hooks can also be used. They are great for holding fringe vests, jackets, and a laso. Line the floor with well-worn cowboy boot and subtle color elements like a cobalt flatweave rug. You can soften your space with a lot of textiles that are layered over plump, leather sofas. The entryway continues the color story with maroon and navy plaids as well as shearling throws. A rug in an abstract area is also a great option. Wyoming-based writers are represented here and local goods like blankets, cushions, ceramics, and blankets add a local flair. Taxidermy can be elegant as well. If used sparingly and in the right context, a graceful buckbust, an elegant elk antlers, or noble bison can become statement pieces to admire.
This is the Shaw Ranch located in Cora Wyoming, 75 miles from Jackson Hole. It is a log cabin house with four bedrooms and five bathrooms that spans over 8,600 square feet. The interior features include massive stone fireplaces, a copper ceiling, and a home theatre. It is also surrounded on three sides by 230 acres. The living room has a wall that allows light in. This rustic, American setting allows us to show you how ranch life can be modernized. You can also purchase the property at $4.65million if you feel so inspired by it.
The Santa Fe designers took inspiration from the owner's Oriental rug and chose warm colors such as cream, pale blue, and rust red for the living room. The space feels cozy thanks to thick throws, plush pillows and a corner fireplace made from adobe. This space feels like modern art thanks to its clever design. Natural white walls and wood beams are accented by bold colors: brightly painted cabinets in bright blue and emerald-green curtains. The living room's stone wall adds texture and brings in the desert colors. It's fun and lively with bold, colorful textiles and a cowhide rug.