Western Area Rugs 8x10
Western Decorating Magazine
Due to shrinkage in the dying process, rugs can vary by no more than 34 inches. If you need exact sizes, please contact us. For fun and inspiring ideas for decorating any space, check out our Facebook photos! Follow and Like our Facebook Page! Our Western rug collection offers an affordable, durable option for area rugs. We offer a wide range of sizes and designs and don't compromise on quality. Our rugs are stain, fade and soil resistant so you can enjoy your rug for many years without worrying about spills or other messy accidents. We have everything you need: runners, accent rugs and area rugs. Our selection of Western and Southwestern rug collections will bring life to any room in your home or cabin. Made in the USA.
Western Design Nylon Rugs
Pictured above: Minna Goods Wandering Minna Runner Rug, $850. Consignment Four Point Elk Antler is $80. Minna Goods Formas Shag Pillow is $185. Womenfolk Vintage Kilim Boots are $98. Start setting the tone from the moment you open the front door. An entryway should be clean but not too neat. A color palette that reflects the landscape is best: dusty reds and blues mixed with warm browns.
Western Wool Saddle Rugs
This space can feel Western with a large buffalo print and a graphic pillow in two colors of turquoise. The bedroom is boho-chic and captures the vivid colors of Arizona's sunsets with bright pops of coral, yellow, and pink. Space will grow with her little girl thanks to shiplap walls and neutral curtains.

Antique Western European Rugs
You may want a western rug in your home for many reasons. First, they help you sleep better at nights. A western area rug or runner can also improve air quality. They are easy to clean and will make spillages easier.
South Western Rugs
Paisley designs: Paisley has a timeless appeal that is never out of fashion. If you want something timeless, a paisley carpet is the best choice.


How to Identify Old Hand Made Western Rugs
You won instead, all of its nooks and crannies are filled with interesting architectural details, like adobe-style fireplaces and carved statues. In this living space, an oil painting and antique candelabras complement the more traditional elements. This she shed has a desert sanctuary theme. "I'm authentically drawn to the colors jade and coral, so I tied those in where possible," says the owner. "As an earthy, crunchy Scorpio, I am inspired by elements of nature, so you'll find cactus plants, live edge teak wood, white moonstones, selenite and quartz, a eucalyptus ladder, jute rug, kilim pillows and linen draperies."