This decorating style mixes deep hues and ornate details with classics from the American West.
Think black leather, ranch-inspired decor, natural woods, and muted metallics, she says.
This contrasting style mixes classic Western and country themes with sultry notes from Gothics more dark and ornate elements.
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What Is the Western Gothic Aesthetic?
Paint and art can be easily changed out over time, Renteria advises.
Renteria suggestsdark, muted colors like charcoal, olive green, mocha, or rust.
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And if youre interested in more texture, she recommends a roman clay wall treatment in the same shades.
Textiles are another opportunity to bring in moody hues.
But dont forget the ornate details of the Gothic style, Goerzen warns.
Think gilded picture frames and mirrors, plenty of candles, a little velvet, and dramatic lighting.
Layering elements of both Western and Gothic styles works well for this trend.
This will highlight the juxtaposition of rugged pieces in more polished spaces.
Hang Western-Style Art
Both Renteria and Goerzen recommend committing to something classically western when it comes to decor.
Add a few antler accents, and voila, Goerzen says.
Look for other signature elements like snakes, hides, cacti or vintage cowboy art.
You may also find these motifs offered with a deeper, more Gothic palette.
