10 Ways to Channel the Lodge Look at Home

Let the living room feel grand with high ceilings and an open floor plan. Here, the rafters and beams were stripped of paint and a new hearth made of Sierra white granite was installed (in lieu of a disco-era fireplace that blocked views).

Nothing says lodge lounge like a luxurious leather chair. This slim profile design means it lives large even in tight spaces.

• Parker Leather Slipper Chair, from $499

Get that rustic high-design look with this white-washed faux antler pendant light. Hand-molded polyresin means the forms have true-to-life details.

• Antler Pendant Light, $499

Set up a sanctuary in the bathroom. Here, cedar siding helps the tub area feel alfresco while a sliding glass door and skylight provide natural light.

Chose essentials like mirrors that are framed in elegant natural materials like leather. This hanging wall mirror has the personality of a rustic ranch with the soul of a mountain lodge.

• Victor Leather 24" Mirror, $179

Create a lodge vibe wherever you are with home accessories in natural materials. These planters made of Paulownia wood almost make your houseplants look like they're outdoors.

• Aux Bois Planter Set, $148

Create room for lolling. Pair an oversized armchair with a soft rug and reading light to snuggle up in any space. Pictured here: The Ranch at Rock Creek in Philipsburg, MT.

Elevate your entertaining spread with hand-forged stainless steel flatware that looks rustic, yet has a sense of glamour. The metallic shine creates a beautiful contrast with a wood table and white or beige linens.

• Sienna Flatware, $58; five-piece set

Let your bedroom live large with a simple palette of woods and whites, adding pops of color through textiles like rugs, pillows, and bedding.

Create a natural glow on the back patio with candle lanterns. These wood and rope lanterns have the option to be hung and we love them in pairs or as a group lining the perimeter of a space.

• Wood + Rope Lanterns, from $79