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<i>Yellowstone</i> Has Impacted the Design World in the Most Dramatic Way
Every item on this page was hand-picked by a House Beautiful editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy.Yellowstone is coming to an end after five seasons, but make no mistake: The shows impact, particularly on interior design, has staying power. Over the years, weve seen a surge in ranch-inspired productsfrom fabrics to furnishingsthat nod to luxe life on the range. And weve lusted over sprawling yet cozy ranches, rustic retreats, and even party barns. Its become abundantly clear that Old-West style is no longer reserved for cowboys; Weve dubbed the style Rich Ranch, and its not going anywhere anytime soon. Related StoriesThe look is less Howdy, Pardner, and more, Howdy, (Top Law Firm) Partner. Designer Kylee Shintaffer, who executes the Rich Ranch aesthetic well, explains: lt's luxe, rustic materials used in a sparing way, paired with furnishings that are a blend of old and new. Its a delicate balance of mixing the rustic with the refined. Effectively finding the right blend requires taking cues from the architecture [to] help inform those decisions and how far you push the mix.While Yellowstone is a longtime propeller of this trend, its not the only reason homeowners are embracing it. I think there are more clients looking to find places to escape to and connect with nature while also having an elevated sense of comfort to retreat to at the end of the day, says Shintaffer.So if youre ready to immerse yourself in Rich Ranch style, whether to fill the Yellowstone void or take advantage of natural surroundings, here are four elements you can incorporate into your home.Additional copy by Kelly Allen.Reclaimed Wood and Timeworn Stone With Modern AccentsEric PiaseckiA kitchen designed by Kylee ShintafferOut West, natural materials like wood and stone reign supreme. But for the Rich Ranch look, you'll want to make sure those materials are mixed with contemporary ones. Often, we use a blend of authentically rustic materials such as reclaimed wood and antique stone paired with more contemporary elements of steel and glass, says Shintaffer. It's a beautiful way to modernize a rustic aesthetic. One thing to keep in mind: if you'd like to keep your metal looking modern, make sure it's smooth, not hammered!Luxe, Natural FabricsEric PiaseckiAn office designed by Kylee ShintafferAs for textiles, you'll want a combo here, too. Shintaffer gravitates toward natural fabrics of wool, cashmere, and linen, which can be selected in neutral shades for a more modern look. Pair those with other luxe fabricsfaux furs and jewel-tone velvet, for instanceto infuse a cozy sumptuousness into a room.Old-School Wall FinishesTria GiovanA living room designed by Suzanne KaslerNod to ye olde days with classic wall finishes like plaster and lime paint, two of Shintaffer's picks, which can add subtle texture to a space. The handmade quality is something you'd find on a traditional ranch, but when it's paired with more modern furniture and decor, you're entering Rich Ranch territory.Vintage and Contemporary Furnishings Vintage pieces always add character to a space, but Shintaffer suggests incorporating clean-lined contemporary pieces to find that perfect balance of old and new. That way, you can ride off into the sunset knowing your home will feel timeless rather than dated.Shop the Rich Ranch TrendCastlery Abel Leather Counter Stool$458 at castlery.comVFAUOSIT Kitchen Sink FaucetNow 21% Off$45 $36 at AmazonCrate & Barrel Wythe 92" Leather Sofa$4,199 at Crate & BarrelEastern Accents Wiley Pillow Cover & Insert$203 at Wayfair$295 at Neiman MarcusWest Elm Faux Fur ThrowNow 50% Off$109 $54 at West ElmRobert Abbey Bling Large ChandelierNow 20% Off$3,631 $2,905 at LumensSquare Travertine Side Table$3,818,383 at West ElmSerena & Lily Lake House Expandable Dining TableNow 35% Off$5,498 $3,598 at Serena and LilyRejuvenation High Back Dining Arm Chair$619 at RejuvenationFollowHouse Beautiful on Instagram and TikTok.
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