Equestrian chic is one of those styles that comes galloping back in again and again, both in fashion and decor. While by definition it means anything to do with horses or riding, stylistically, the term is used not so literally.
“The equestrian trend in interior design offers a blend of sophistication, warmth, and timeless charm that resonates with many people, making it a perennial favorite in the world of home decor,” says Amy Switzer, principal of Amy Switzer Design.
Rooted in a lifestyle that celebrates heritage and an idealized view of a more rural life, this aesthetic creates a grounded and inviting space that you can elevate without it feeling intimidating. And while it's usually associated with warmer colors and a more masculine energy, it can easily be adapted to a sunny farmhouse style or even paired with modern decor.
If you’re ready to saddle up and get some ideas on how to add this enduring aesthetic to your home, no matter your style, read on for tips from experts.
«The equestrian trend in interior design draws inspiration from the equestrian lifestyle and incorporates elements such as leather, brass, wood, and horse-related motifs into home decor,» Switzer says. «Equestrian-inspired decor often evokes a sense of timeless elegance and sophistication.»
Sometimes, designers use a literal interpretation of equestrian with motifs of barns and bits. Other times, it's more nuanced with tobacco-colored leather couches that allude to saddles and deep hunter-green walls reminiscent of grazing fields.
Either way you try the trend, it falls under the umbrella of classic styles that have been all over the fashion world the last few years: It leans heavily on the heritage aesthetic that can be
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