Western Star Area Rugs

It's easy to add guitars to the eclectic music room by hanging them up on the wall. A wide variety of textiles such as pillows, rugs and other fabrics give this room a Western-inspired feel. This home in adobe style is full of surprises. A painted door can be found in one hallway. The rich colors, swirling designs, and antique locks make this piece less of a fixture but more of a focal feature. A niche off the lounge area houses a rustic bookcase and decorative accessory storage. Above it hangs a collection original cowboy hats.

Western decor doesn't necessarily have to look rustic or country. The modern and clean design of this bedroom is enhanced by a red Southwestern stripes upholstered armchair. The Santa Fe guest room is simple, but it feels cozy thanks to its light wood furnishings, reclaimed wooden ceiling, white bed, and soft wood furniture. A skylight, two recessed lights and a pair or sconces keep this space bright.

Each texture is unique and can complement different styles of rooms. A shaggy rug is perfect for rustic spaces, while a plush rug is great for modern loft spaces. When choosing the right texture for your western rug, keep in mind the room's colors. There are many things you need to know when buying a rug for your home. It is crucial to know which color and what material you should choose when buying a new rug. You can find a wide range of western rugs at different prices depending on their size, color and design. Western rugs are generally very affordable and come in many colors and designs.

Austin Onyx, for instance, is a darker, rustic rug in the colors brown or beige. Texas Road Shitake is a lighter rug, with the colors gray and green, rust chestnut, gold chocolate, sand sierra, yellow, and tan. Both rugs can be used in rustic settings such as a ranch or cabin. Horse Thieves is a popular design. You can filter the menu to sort by price or alphabetical order.