10 Ways to Nail Southwestern Style

• Octo pendant lamp replica in natural wood, $240 U.S.

Modern raw-oak cabinetry pairs with white walls and Caesarstone countertops, creating a bright contrast in the kitchen. Large-slatted wood pendant lamps serve double duty as art elements.

• Edie Marble Inlay Tall Chest; $999; acacia and marble

Pair furniture with unique modern design (like this dresser with white and black marble inlays) with dry-weather—and naturally graphic—houseplants like cactus.

• Felipe Leather Sling Chair; $999; wood and leather

Leather ages over time, so consider that furniture with leather would gain increasing character. Inspired by Brazilian mid-century design, this chair is a show-stopper for any living space.

An ode to the Parker Hotel in Palm Springs and Sonoran desert style in general, whitewashed stone walls frame this outdoor living space with a retro patio umbrella and navy chaises.

• Clay-Toned Taper Holder; from $36; concrete

A natural palette isn't limited to greens and browns. Chose warm earth tones—golden yellow, terra cotta pink, rich aqua—to bring energy to any space.

• Diamond Ripple Rug; from $198; wool

The surface textures of Southwestern style (wood, stone, clay) can feel cold. Keep spaces light and warm by adding soft bright area rugs with simple designs.

• Arne Bed + Leather Cushions; from $1,299; wood and leather

In the home, leather's not just for seating. Get that Southwestern style in the bedroom with leather pillows or headboard.

• Brass-Capped Mirror; $598; handmade

Like jewelry for a room, accessories with brass hardware add warmth and glam up any space. (Can't you imagine this mirror as a bracelet?)

• Twist Tea Cups; $3.95 each; stoneware

Chose dishware in natural materials (like this stoneware) and rich hues. Bonus: This pleated design and matte/glaze juxtaposition adds intrigue.

Sometimes rugs and blankets are too beautiful to lay down. Instead, consider hanging up one in a Southwestern-inspired print as textured and unique wall art.