Cowboy Rustic Western Rugs
Because of shrinkage during dying, rug sizes can be reduced by up to 3/4 inch. We can provide exact sizes upon request. See our Facebook Photos to get some fun and inspirational ideas for decorating any space. Make sure to like and follow our page! With our Western rug selection, you can find an affordable and long-lasting area rug. There are many sizes and styles to choose from, and we don’t sacrifice quality. You can be sure to have your rug for many years with our stain, soil and fade resistant rugs. We offer a variety of area rugs, accent and runners. Our Western and Southwestern rugs will brighten up any space in your cabin or house. Made in the USA.
Western Area Rugs 8x10The American West, whether you’re in the deserts of Utah or the Rocky Mountains of Wyoming, is gobsmackingly gorgeous. At the Shaw Ranch, set within the majestic Wind River Range, huge windows are strategically placed to frame the views, bringing picture-perfect scenes into almost every room. But where views aren’t the focal point (or if you just don't have any), large-scale photography can be used to bring the outside in. Look to the work of Ansel Adams, creator of some of the most iconic imagery of the American West, for inspiration. In the study of the Shaw Ranch, a black-and-white photo of wild horses sits on the fireplace mantel. Elements like a candlestick crafted from a deer antler and a chair by a local artisan further celebrate Western riches.
This homey outdoor seating area at Santa Margarita Ranch in central California features rustic wood furniture and a tribal-print rug over beautiful hardwood flooring — the perfect setting for guests to enjoy the coastal ranch vibe.
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.
A traditional tub, pin-striped shower curtain, penny tile floors and bold artwork complement the Pacific blue wall tiles in this historic-meets-modern bath. The bathroom is adorned with a red Southwestern-style rugs. The bathroom countertop is covered with Mexican tile patterns. One row of green tiles runs along the wall to transform the countertop into a wooden-framed mirror. This tile looks great paired with simple wooden cabinets and a white kitchen sink. Junk Gypsies provided color by painting the staircase wall brightly blue and hanging an American Flag. The leather furniture is comfortable and has festive pillows. Native American rug design brings warmth and the American West atmosphere. An elegant silver-colored eagle flies above a sitting area with wrought steel chairs underneath the staircase. Large gold wings welcome guests to the entranceway.
Western style demands the use of colorful textiles. This room has city views, which can be used as decoration without traditional wall art. This space blends Southern and Western styles. Sarah Moore of Sarah Catherine Design says that the goal was to make an old barn a modern farmhouse where my client can host their friends and family. "We paired the white shiplap walls of this bedroom with bolder accents, such as an iron bed and buffalo check on the headboard, vintage chest, bamboo shades, vintage trunk, and lots more. I love how the natural light and bright walls coordinate with some of its more rustic features to make it feel like an old farmhouse cabin.
A pair of smaller cube ottomans with grid patterns are placed under a shell-white curved top console table. They can be found just below a great area's seating. Celery Jones has created large scale custom art that brings the Texas landscape inside. Cowboy boots add a quintessential Texan touch. The staircases are connected to the house by open railings and stairwells. The bold red-andblack runner rug guides the eye throughout the space. This vintage Bracero hat installation hangs in the stairway connecting the first and second floors of a Mexican-inspired restaurant. The combination of the display and a rustic wood dresser with mounted metal horse heads creates an overwhelming feeling of authenticity. Braceros are Mexican laborers who worked in California, particularly during WWII when American soldiers were fighting overseas.
