Whether you regard the carpet as the starting point or the finishing touch, it is undeniable that it has the power to change the room. One of our favorite styles, can work in various spaces? Cowhide carpet. This is indeed an all-rounder. For example, if you put an artificial cowhide carpet on the classic woven sisal, the traditional space will feel more unique. On its own, cowhide rugs may be the subtle patterns you need to complete other busy or eclectic decorations.
In other words, every well-decorated room needs a carpet. It adds a grounded fashion to your floor, and at the same time provides texture and warmth to your floor. Not only are they a stylish and simple alternative to a complete Reno, but artificial cowhide may be easier to integrate into it than you might think.
The hottest home decoration ticket in Argentina was originally made of pickled cowhide (hence the name). Modern and more humane cowhide rugs are usually made of polyester with a suede backing underneath, and the pattern is either acidified. Wash, either natural, or template. The biggest attraction of cowhide is its durability (the spotted version is excellent at camouflaging stains), but its low profile and wide range of colors and patterns mean it can also seamlessly blend with any decorative style. Yes, this even means the most minimalistic space.
To prove this, we collected five rooms suitable for various decorative aesthetics, these rooms use cowhide rugs as their core. From the Hollywood Regency style living room based on neutral tones to the colorful entrance staircase lined with stylish cowhide slide rails, this design proves its flexibility and durability. The appearance may be different, but few carpets have proven to be versatile. Look, the situation of the cowhide:
BURU founder Morgan Hutchinson lined up a pair of zebra-print cowhide running shoes on the stairs at the entrance of his residence in Salt Lake City. Hutchinson runs this e-commerce site with her husband Brett, and she ponders over her family’s perfect model conflict in her chat with Lonny. "Color makes me happy," she said, "I think when my family and guests are in this space, it will also make me happy. The other people in my dreams describe our house—happiness."
Hutchinson described it as a box of skittles; we like to call it Eclectic 101.
Back at the entrance, the same graphic ikat rug is a surprising complement to the cowhide runners, while the balloon display further enhances the vitality.
The sofa decorated with pop art and classic stripes has made people feel like an unexpected combination, but fashion photographer Ben Watts added a steamer and a cowhide rug to his living room decoration. Throughout the entire beach house in Montauk, New York, the industrial boom contrasts with more New England-style elements in the house (it is undoubtedly a topic of conversation).
According to "Hampton Magazine", Watt collaborated with interior designer Staci Dover to provide this house with time-tested classics (oh, hey, cowhide), and later used He has his own art collection and accent to decorate it. These include: a pink speaker, works inspired by the Day of the Dead, and of course his own photos.
How do you combine eye-catching works such as Vladimir Kagan's floating sofa, Arredamenti Corallo's vintage chairs, and Danvy Pham's paintings? As Jeet Sohal of Bare Collection did in her Hancock Park home, gather them around black and white cowhide rugs.
The color of the carpet feels as classic as the formal features of the home-think about it: wood panelling, gold lacquer molding and leaded glass windows-while giving the living room a little advantage. Although the popularity of mint, purple and red brings the space into an eclectic palette, natural rugs tie it all together.
In fact, Sohal, who decorates the house herself, managed to strike the perfect balance between solemn design and modern approachability. She said that she kept it all cohesive by using a bold color palette throughout the house.
For some, it is considered minimalism, for others, it is Bohemian Scandinavia. It is undisputed how the bone cowhide carpet in this bedroom secures this space.
Designer Leanne Ford talked about the California residence she designed for Ruby Skye founder and fashion designer Amber Farr: "We want it to feel like the best place in Venice-relaxed, livable and relaxing."
The all-white walls create a fantastic background for Ford, which can be layered on all textures. Ford said that this is the secret of creating a simple and individual home. "Your home doesn't need too many things to make people feel warm," she shared. "The key is wood, stone, comfortable texture and white tones to make all of them glow." The result is a dreamlike space. , Great for relaxing at the end of the day.
Except for the black and white zebra rug chosen by Victoria De La Fuente as the core of her West Village living room, it is hard to imagine anything else. But in reality, any variation of cowhide rugs can be used with clean furniture and millennial pink walls throughout the comfortable apartment.
De La Fuente combines contemporary art works with some mid-century modern prosperity and soft accents. She says her home is an extension of her personality.
Another influence that helps tie the appearance together? travel. "[Years] lived in seven different cities, and I tried to get some local things in every place I lived or visited," she said. Fortunately, cowhide is also easy to pack into a spare suitcase.