Well, kids, the bluebonnets are definitely in bloom. Inspired by this beautiful flower, bring a little Texas into your home. Western style thrives in the cradle, and with our rich heritage and natural resources, it’s easy to show your spirit.
Keep your design choices simple and loose. It is the leisure of living with the bare (mostly) necessities. Just do what everyone is most happy and comfortable with. By using patterned decor, avoiding matching valances and throw pillows, you’ll go rustic for rustic kitsch. As for the accessories you choose, make them Texas-sized. Bold choices in art can act as catalysts for your inner rest. Look for sepia-toned images, vintage advertisements of running men and women, stage or equestrian oil paintings, and 19th century paintings. Look for reprints of illustrated maps from the early years of Texas independence or those forms of land grants.
Build your device around the color flag. Choose a deep blue with a hint of blue. For crisp whites, choose cream and sandy beige. Accent with a touch of red – coral, barn red, or rust. Roofing, roofing, and plank flooring all work well. If you want to paint a deep rust or blue, keep the look clean with a crisp cream crown. Window treatments should be easy. Let there be plenty of sunshine and spring breezes with long curtains in linen or sheer cotton.
Give twilight to the meadow with a golden candlestick. Scattered through the crude shadows, looking-glasses, lanterns and whirlwinds, and candles and bulbs emit a flattering glow. Antique sugar molds, available at farmers market, also make wonderful candles.
By keeping the foundation simple, you’ll have the luxury of introducing more color and texture to the fabric. For living room and the bedroom both, indulge in clean denim, brushed canvas, rough wool, faded cotton prints ( especially the small floral ones thrown in), the ocellato lace, and of course, the brown butter and caramel-colored leather and it followed. Hand-crafted details add a Western flair: quilting, beading, hemstitching, elaborate burnished leather, whip stitching, and nail head trimming. Don’t be afraid to mix the rough with the romantic, like a chalice chalice in a delicate room with ironed leather throw pillows. Keep your feet warm with wool blankets, or a few cloths that you can make yourself from fabric scraps.
Focus on decorating with character. The weather beaten look of rough unfinished wood or distressed finishes in recent pieces that seem to have been loved for years. You can also use your household furniture. Rust and oxidation are right at home. Don’t forget to collect some flowers!
The argument of the knights, although they are cool with inargument, they introduce sparingly. Too many icons can give your place the air of a museum (or an eight-year-old boys bedroom.) But use metal and bone binding together Hand hammered iron hardware is the perfect choice. See custom hardware online or estate sales, too.
Gate signs and street art make homey pieces. Micon this spring is very hot. If you’re not comfortable with the real thing, replica batteries are cast in stainless-steel, resin and Lucite. use in lamp bases as well as in wall rugs. They bring a bit of rock and roll to street style a href=”https://e-info.vn/tag/bold-colors”>bold color, black leather, concert backs and stone gem accessories according to western traditions.
your dude ranch showing off your collection of boots, hats or belt buckles. Don’t you have a bull-sized flapjack rider in your closet? What kind of Texan are you, anyway?
