This is a great choice to make
2017年12月19日 ハースストーンAching for some West Texas or old fashioned log cabin style home decorating?
This is a great choice to make! This is a timeless and rustic style of home decorating. Old lamps made with cowboy or ranch prints are great, but you can use almost any lamps made from wood, metal, antlers and or rawhide. preferably made from hardwoods or recycled plank flooring.
Rustic lighting is a perfect complement and will go well with your new style of decorating. Many items made from animal antlers are popular such as lamps, chandeliers, coat hooks, drawer pulls, etc.
A rustic, western style, or log cabin home should usually have a natural floor. To begin with you will want to figure out how you can add these natural materials to your home. Fabrics are often Native American prints, Cowboy prints, or cabin style-kinds of prints, including use of moose, bear, elk, etc in the prints. Rawhide is often used for rustic lamp shades and lamps are also commonly made from logs and or antlers.
Use old horseshoes as candle holders or clothes hooks on your wall or as bookends.. Whether you are just adding a little touch, or decorating a rustic log cabin.
Old time items will go well with the look. Western-style area rugs are also a nice look and will help to keep the tootsies warm.
No matter what you call it, this type of style is based upon the use of natural materials such as logs and woods, twigs, animal hides and antlers, rocks, metals, etc. There is a lot of use of bare wood.
. This decor would integrate cowboys, saddles, horses, Native American crafts, wild animals and antlers found in forests and mountains, trout and streams, wildflowers, etc.
Colors should be mostly earthtones, such as rich browns, dark greens, dark reds, golds, etc. Lampshades made of stretched rawhide will really add to that ranch feel. This style is also known as pioneer, log cabin, ranch, western or mountain style decorating. Take bandanas, animal hides, etc and make them into pillows, quilt squares, or even lampshade covers. Some additional colors might include slate gray, wrought iron black, deep dark blues or lighter creams and yellows.
You’ll want to add such items as knickknacks, old bottles, kitchen tools, quilts, blankets, wall hangings, pillows, antiques etc.
Obviously there are a number of ways you can add this look to your home or business. If these are not your usual preference, consider a rough or natural hair on finish leather, denim, suede, or weaves.
Other decorative details might include Native American beading, fringe, twig accents, metal drawer pulls and doorknobs, and anything made from logs. Very often in this style you will see rustic log beds, and other log furniture.
Western style furniture is usually rugged large heavy type furniture, but simple in design.. Decorate with old Mason jars and canning items by scattering them around on your side tables, bookcases, or fireplace mantel. The use of natural logs, metal, animal hides, antlers, etc will give a warm, rich look in the rustic, cowboy, or mountain style you are looking for. You should look for bright and bold-colored quilts, old saddle blankets, aluminum fabrication barrels, weathered farm tools, Native American tools, feeding troughs, ropes and so on. Pottery and stoneware will add to the rough look. But they could also be made from tile or flagstone
This is a great choice to make! This is a timeless and rustic style of home decorating. Old lamps made with cowboy or ranch prints are great, but you can use almost any lamps made from wood, metal, antlers and or rawhide. preferably made from hardwoods or recycled plank flooring.
Rustic lighting is a perfect complement and will go well with your new style of decorating. Many items made from animal antlers are popular such as lamps, chandeliers, coat hooks, drawer pulls, etc.
A rustic, western style, or log cabin home should usually have a natural floor. To begin with you will want to figure out how you can add these natural materials to your home. Fabrics are often Native American prints, Cowboy prints, or cabin style-kinds of prints, including use of moose, bear, elk, etc in the prints. Rawhide is often used for rustic lamp shades and lamps are also commonly made from logs and or antlers.
Use old horseshoes as candle holders or clothes hooks on your wall or as bookends.. Whether you are just adding a little touch, or decorating a rustic log cabin.
Old time items will go well with the look. Western-style area rugs are also a nice look and will help to keep the tootsies warm.
No matter what you call it, this type of style is based upon the use of natural materials such as logs and woods, twigs, animal hides and antlers, rocks, metals, etc. There is a lot of use of bare wood.
. This decor would integrate cowboys, saddles, horses, Native American crafts, wild animals and antlers found in forests and mountains, trout and streams, wildflowers, etc.
Colors should be mostly earthtones, such as rich browns, dark greens, dark reds, golds, etc. Lampshades made of stretched rawhide will really add to that ranch feel. This style is also known as pioneer, log cabin, ranch, western or mountain style decorating. Take bandanas, animal hides, etc and make them into pillows, quilt squares, or even lampshade covers. Some additional colors might include slate gray, wrought iron black, deep dark blues or lighter creams and yellows.
You’ll want to add such items as knickknacks, old bottles, kitchen tools, quilts, blankets, wall hangings, pillows, antiques etc.
Obviously there are a number of ways you can add this look to your home or business. If these are not your usual preference, consider a rough or natural hair on finish leather, denim, suede, or weaves.
Other decorative details might include Native American beading, fringe, twig accents, metal drawer pulls and doorknobs, and anything made from logs. Very often in this style you will see rustic log beds, and other log furniture.
Western style furniture is usually rugged large heavy type furniture, but simple in design.. Decorate with old Mason jars and canning items by scattering them around on your side tables, bookcases, or fireplace mantel. The use of natural logs, metal, animal hides, antlers, etc will give a warm, rich look in the rustic, cowboy, or mountain style you are looking for. You should look for bright and bold-colored quilts, old saddle blankets, aluminum fabrication barrels, weathered farm tools, Native American tools, feeding troughs, ropes and so on. Pottery and stoneware will add to the rough look. But they could also be made from tile or flagstone
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