Cowgirl Room Ideas


Traditional Kids by San Diego Interior Designers & Decorators Savvy Interiors We have featured many cowboy rooms and thanks to a reader asking for a cowgirl room post now you have it. We have collected some cowgirl room ideas for those country girls out there. This pink cowgirl room has all the essentials, red gingham, red paisley and a trusted stuffed horsey.

Here we have a very shabby chic cowgirl room with her boots all lined up at the bottom of the bed.

Horseshoes on the wall can be a nice way to represent your horses in your room.

This horse themed bookshelf would be great to feature in a cowgirl themed room.
The aged wood, old shutters and western stars on the ceiling give this room an old western feel.
For that country girl you are designing a room for, this wood headboard and pink bandana pillow are perfect.
Make a chandelier out of your rider’s identification tickets.
A girl needs a place to store her cowgirl boots.
Get some cowgirl bedding.
Glam up some guitars for some cowgirl decor.
The white picket fences as the headboard are cute for a girls room. Love the white wood floors and the cowgirl bedding too. For some cowgirl bedding go to our Decor Shop.
Pink Pony Bedding.
This vintage poster from our Decor Shop would look good in a cowgirl room.
by:Toni Roberts source:designdazzle.com

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