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Southwest Style: Translates Well for Fall

Things I love about Southwestern design…

Warm color. Dark metal. Knotty wood. Sharp patterns. Leather. Intense texture.




Rustic Basement by Atlanta Architects & Designers Peace Design




Eclectic Family Room by New York Interior Designers & Decorators Thom Filicia Inc.




Traditional Entry by Santa Fe Interior Designers & Decorators Jennifer Ashton, Allied ASID

Think: sunny yellow, terra cotta orange, and cactus green.  A place where textiles are so beautiful, they can simply be hung to create artwork.




Eclectic Landscape by Tucson Landscape Architects & Designers Boxhill Design


Janet Brooks Design

There are so many things about Southwest style that translate well for fall.  Here are some ways to incorporate a touch of Southwest into your home:

  – Add a gorgeous serape blanket over the back of your couch.   -Switch out your rug with a flat weave in a Southwest pattern.         …Layer a cow hide on top!   -Paint stones turqouise (the less perfect, the better)       …add candles, or white pumpkins on a dark metal tray.   -Layer tons of pillows on the sofa.  Take time for cuddling!   -Paint a canvas.       …Use the pattern on the door above as inspiration.   -Fold a stack of blankets.        …Store them in a big basket next to the fireplace.   -Switch out your coffee table for a leather ottoman.         …Add a metal tray on top.   -Cactus, anyone?   -Cut a piece of burlap fabric for a table runner.     -Use a dark stain on a 2×6 piece of wood.       …add candles on top, in a row.

Gorgeous, darling! -Rachel

#Green #LivingRoom #Orange

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Hi,
I'm Rachel.

I am a small town girl passionate about creativity, color, and most of all: helping people bring their homes to life in ways they never thought possible. On the Rardon Design blog, I enjoy sharing thoughts, inspirations, and our projects. Thanks for reading.

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