Interiors and fashion are often inspired by all things equestrian, from beautiful hats and racewear to the more practical-oriented boots and jackets, and interiors featuring everything from tartans to worn leather.
Whether you like a more subtle nod to the traditional equestrian style in your home...
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I recently picked up my own equestrian addition to the household while in Rome...
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Great post Anna! You've hit on a personal favourite of mine here. We've have a strong equestrian influence in the study decor - equestrian photography, paintings, a bronze statuette and an original WWI Light Horse saddle!
ReplyDeleteI love that horse head on a coffee table. Quirky but stunning:)
ReplyDeleteWas just rereading this post and thinking how much I like the more subtle pictures and how I like the more obvious ones less, thinking that we don't have any equestrian influence in our house. Then I remembered my husband's saddle (doesn't get much use anymore...) which is on a stand in our living room because we have no space for it anywhere else - it's been there so long I don't even notice it's there anymore - but it can be a talking point for people who haven't been to our house before. So I guess I'm in the obvious influence category after all!
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