The Bunkhouse, Liz Lambert's guest ranch in the American west, is where she and her friends retreat from their busy lives to relax amid the foothills of the Davis. The surrounding plains are traversed daily by working cowboys, who oversee thousands of cattle grazing — echoes of which can be seen in decorative details such as the saddle displayed on the porch. Bohemian chic, served western style. Via Marie Claire Maison.
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Hi, I'll take that turquoise and orange wall that you pass right before entering the kitchen. Thanks.
What a great style! I love the colors, the rusty orange, the grass green and the turquoise blues!
Great, like it! ;o)
Have a great day today, geisslein
What fun!
Lambert's style could be called Cowbo. Just a thought.
Wife of an Artist: that amazing wall is actually part of an old billboard sign!
And Diana — you are so clever. Love it!
Thanks so much as always, all!!!
:-)
"Western Bohemian", huh? I like it! Being a midwest girl who wears her cowboy boots with sundresses, I'm really digging this style. Great post!
I totally fell in love with this house! That last shot is where I'd like to be right about now . . .
I love this style! Wish this was my actual home, never mind guest ranch!
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