The region defined as the West technically ends at the eastern New Mexico border. But try telling that to Texans, who proudly claim cowboy culture and country-western music as our own. Regardless of where it started, the Western movement is having a moment when it comes to fashion and interior design—but don’t think cowhide rugs and mounted longhorns. When interpreting this trend for home, we took inspiration from vast Texas skies, masculine materials, and a touch of Marfa modernism.
Give Them the Boot
Even the roughest-hewn cowboy will melt for these molded chocolate boots, horseshoes, and mustangs from Oak Cliff sweet shop (and D Home “Best” winner!) CocoAndre Chocolatier.
“Artemis” Mirror, $3,700 at Garde
Cactus Stemmed Glass, $33 each at Blue Print
Cloud Nine
We love the Cumulus-like look of this tufted leather sofa. “Caldwell” Sofa, to the trade or find at Made Goods.
Christian Astuguevieille bronze sculpture, to the trade or find at Holly Hunt
Cowboy Pillow, $85 at Scout Design Studio
Dinnerware, from $10 at Neighborhood
Marea Fresca Blanket Roll, $92 at Neighborhood
Mario Bellini “Tentazione” Leather Chair, $8,500 for a pair at Sputnik Modern
Rose Tarlow “Hector The Horse” wood sculpture, to the trade or find at David Sutherland
Steel and Wood Dining Chairs, $585 for set of four at @cycleetc
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