Waverly Rugs South Western

Western style requires the use of colorful textiles. You don't need traditional wall art to add city views to your room. This space is at home in Nashville and combines Southern and Western styles. Sarah Moore, Sarah Catherine Design's designer, says, "We wanted an old barn to be transformed into a modern farmhouse for my customer to host friends and families." "In this bedroom we countered white shiplap walls by adding bolder accents like an Iron bed, bamboo shades, vintage desk and lots of buffalo-check on the bed. The bright walls and natural lighting make this room feel more like a modern farmhouse cabin.

-Paisley designs: Paisley is a classic print that never goes out of style. If you’re looking for something timeless, go with a paisley rug.

A western rug is a great choice for any home. You will be able to sleep better at night thanks to their soft fibers. The easy-toclean fibers in western area rugs and runners are also good for the air quality.

A pair of smaller cube ottomans covered in a grid pattern fabric sit under a shell white curved-top console table just off a great room’s seating area. Large custom art by artist Celery Jones hangs above and brings the scenic Texas landscape inside. Cowboy boots add a quintessential Texan touch. A series of staircases stay connected to this house via open railings and stairwells. The bold red-and-black runner rug leads the eye through the space. This installation of vintage Bracero hats hangs in the stairway between the first and second floor of a Mexican-inspired restaurant. The display, paired with a rustic wood dresser and mounted metal horse heads, creates an overwhelming sense of authenticity. Braceros were Mexican laborers who worked fields particularly in California during WWII when American laborers were fighting overseas.