So you’ve decided on a particular decor scheme that you want to have in your home. What you’ve decided to go with is the rustic look. But what is that even mean? There are various different ideas of what rustic is. Some people consider rustic to be the Southwest look. While others look at the mountains and lodges. Both are definitely rustic in nature but have different styles. For example, the more Southwest style is going to have more cow hides and native artwork, while more mountainous Lodge look is going to have more woodwork and forest themed items. Is there really a right or wrong form of rustic? The answer is no it’s your personal taste as to which type of rustic that you would like.
What Furniture to Go with Which Rustic Look?
So what type of furniture would you want, or need to go with your rustic look? Once again, the answer depends upon the type of rustic look are you going for. If you are going for the more Southwest rustic look and you are going to want furniture that reflects that. You’re going to want cowhide leather that is lighter with wood trim that reminds you of Pueblo houses. If you are going for the more larger mountainous look then you are also going to want to go with leather but perhaps a more traditional leather look or a bit darker leather instead of the ultralight leather. No matter the style, it seems leather is going to be the choice for the rustic look.
No matter which rustic look you’re going for, you do need to go to a furniture store that does carry a wide variety of furniture so that you’ll be able to get the right piece specifically for you. House of furniture located in Clovis, New Mexico is a full furniture store that has a variety of styles that are able to fit any taste. So if you are wanting a southwestern rustic look or a mountainous Lodge look then you will definitely want to check out the House of Furniture first and foremost to get the furniture that will fit you perfectly.
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