Skyhawk Rugs Western Collection

Often, one textile is the only element needed to give a space of Wild West touch. Owner and designer Sarah Wittenbraker kept her kitchen clean, white and fairly minimalistic — except for that vibrant, graphic rug. No drywall was used in the renovation of this kitchen and living area. Instead, the finished birch ceilings and graphic walls create organic warmth against the metal beams and concrete floor. This space represents a modern, pared-back take on Southwestern style. Vigas are wood ceiling beams in traditional adobe architecture — iconic for the Southwest and particularly New Mexico — and they're the hallmark of this sophisticated dining space. Additionally, a large wood table, ten slipper chairs and a buffet welcome guests.

There are 12 different sizes of western rugs. The smallest size is 4ft x 3ft and the largest size is 16ft x 15ft. There are five different sizes in the Austin Onyx Rug Collection, four different sizes in the Texas Road Shitake Rug Collection, and five different sizes in the Texas Road Auburn Rug Collection. We also carry western rugs runners, large western rugs, round western rugs, rectangular western rugs, and small western rugs. When it comes to western rugs, there are many different colors to choose from. Each color has a different meaning and can be used to represent your home in a unique way.

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.

Many of the cabin's wood-paneled rooms felt cramped and dark. So designers painted the redwood walls lightened. The ceilings were left exposed so that the California redwood's beautiful natural tones could be seen. This living area has an almost rustic feel thanks to the exposed wood beams in the ceiling and the cowhide ottoman. Two walls with windows allow sunlight to flood in. This simple living room has a light, white color palette. There are three windows in the interior that allow for a view of the adjacent kitchen. A wall hanging in Southwestern style is located above the fireplace. It adds a splash of color and festive flair.