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It's difficult for anyone to think of a Southwestern theme more prominent than the cactus. These southwestern elements play a large role in this green and white bedroom. The space can be easily transformed with accessories and decor thanks to its off-white walls. The simple Southwestern design of this room is reflected in the two-toned dressing table, simple floor lamps, and woven rug.

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One textile is often all you need to give your space that Wild West flair. Sarah Wittenbraker (owner and designer) kept her kitchen minimalistic and white. The exception was that bright, graphic rug. This kitchen and the living room renovation did not include any drywall. Instead, the finished ceilings of birch and the graphic walls provide organic warmth to the concrete floor and metal beams. This space represents a more modern, stripped-down version of Southwestern architecture. Vigas are wooden ceiling beams with traditional adobe architecture. They're an emblem of this sophisticated dining space. A large wood table, ten slipper-chairs, and a buffet serve as welcome items.

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Bright yellow curtains and bold, patterned cushions make the neutral space pop in the family area. The Southwestern-style throw pillows give the space a great pop of color with their bright red hues. The porch's back porch features a pair swinging daybeds that are topped with kilim cushions. They add a fun, relaxed feel and make the space a great place for relaxing. Brightly colored butterfly-shaped chairs, which face the pool, can be used as additional seating.

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Western Rugs with Brands

Western Rugs with Brands

Two large buffalo prints and a graphic pillow in turquoise are enough to make this room feel Western. This boho-chic bedroom captures the bright colors of Arizona's desert sunset with pops of yellow, coral, and pink. The space will grow with the little one thanks to its shiplap walls, wooden floors and neutral curtains.

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Taking cues from the owner's oriental rug, the designers chose a warm color palette of rust red, cream and pale blue for this living room in a Santa Fe home. Plush pillows, thick throws and an adobe fireplace in the corner make the space feel especially cozy. The genius design of this space makes it feel like a work of modern art. Natural creamy white walls and wood beams are punctuated by bold blocks of color: emerald green curtains and a bright blue painted cabinet. The stone wall of the living room helps provide texture to the space while bringing in the colors of the desert landscape. Bold, colorful textiles, a cowhide rug and a longhorn-inspired chair make it fun and funky.

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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. When dealing with the concept of a home, its definition does not simply end at a place for a family or group of people to live in and always return to. A home is much more than that. When I think of my home in the sunny fields of Dallas, Texas, I do not only think about the architecture of my house; I reminisce about all of the fond memories within that house that make me want to return to it: the aroma, the family, the weather, and backyard, and even the way sunlight bounces on the walls of my home to finds its way to every room. Despite these numerous aspects of a home, the one I believe is the greatest mark of a home’s identity is the décor of a house. One can simply conceive décor to be what makes a house beautiful, but I believe that décor is the literal expression of the people who live within a home or reside in any space. Décor gives a space identity, and when one walks into that space, one is able to understand the identity of the person who decorated a space. Likewise, when the person who decorated the space in the first place enters that space, the décor serves to reaffirm that person’s identity, and for many, that level of intentionality in decorating a space provides a refuge for people to retreat to. For me, décor animates my space and instills within me a sense of happiness, but it also helps me to remember what grounds me as a person and what I seek to project out to others when they see me. For instance, my walls are covered with video game references in my college dorm, which shows the fun side of me, but my fireplace has a cross over it, which is a reminder for me to lead a Christian life that is cheerful and inspiring to others. In decorating a space, a couple of the most useful tips I received were to never overload my space with decorations and to fill my space with decorations that are meaningful to me, and not for the sake of aesthetics. These pieces of advice were given to me by my parents, and I believe that what they were trying to say is a space that is overwhelmed with decorations becomes chaotic and unrecognizable, while a space filled with meaningless aesthetics is one fails to capture who I am and what I stand for. Therefore, I believe that while it is important for interior design to command artistic prowess in its expression, it is equally vital that it is a space that reflects those who reside within it. Décor alone is ostentation, but décor with a sense of purpose is self-expression. Home decor sets the atmosphere of a place. Atmosphere can change your mood in an instant. Home decor done well can make you feel cozy, alert, relaxed, or happy. If not done well it can make a person feel uncomfortable, anxious or out of place. Everything from the light fixtures to the rugs on the floor can set the atmosphere of a room. Home decor can also describe someone’s personality, their tastes, or their identity. It can reflect who they are, what they’ve done, and where they’re from. My name is Mack Alas. I am half Latino/native american and half European descent. I was born and currently live in Chattanooga, Tennessee. I lived in Ringgold, Georgia, a small town south of Chattanooga, for 10 years. My taste has been greatly influenced by my heritage, my family, my passions, and where I live. This has also affected my interest in home decor. When I lived in my home in Ringgold we had a big green chair that I would come home every day after school, plop down in, and watch TV. We had a shag area rug where me and my family would play board games, I would roll around with my dog, and sometimes just lay on when I was tired. Home decor can define a place and make it memorable. Without the big green chair and the shag area rug the memories of my old home wouldn’t be the same. Use decor that's comfortable and makes using enjoyable. The decor you choose can be the setting for some of the most memorable times your family has together. My taste in decor has been influenced by some of my family’s taste. My mom and I both like dim lighting and how it makes an area feel cozy. My decor style has been inspired by my heritage as well, specifically my Latin American heritage, so I like to decorate my space with items from Latin American culture like calaveras and folk art. Home decor should reflect your personality and identity. For me I’m a very laid back person and being Latino is very important to me. As an artist I like to use art in my decor, especially when its something I’ve made or someone I know has made that way it has more meaning to me. I like decor to be meaningful, but functional. Being a very detail oriented person I appreciate well thought decor. Filling your space with the right kind of decor in relation to its function is important. When I want to relax places that have dim lighting and warm colors make me feel cozy and at ease. Working in places that have bright lights and bright colors make me feel awake, energetic, and focused. Home decor should reflect your identity, shape your memories, and show what matters to you. My decor reflects my heritage, my interests, and my passions. Home decor is important because the items you put in your home are physical, but can have an emotional effect.

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