Paloma Ranch consists of twin hunting lodges for a pair of brothers on a seventeen-thousand-acre spread in the south of Texas. (For those who find taxidermy offensive, please skip this post). These photos are from each lodge, designed by Emily Seiders (married to another of the brothers). A comfortable + casual, bohemian + southwestern, modern + organic mélange that doesn’t distract from the beauty of the landscape.

More from Lisa Burdus with this spectacular home in Mosman, New South Wales, Australia. It is a bit of her favourite – English country with some contemporary to keep it a bit more current and functional. Once again her layering and use of patterns is on point.

This Austin hacienda is a wonderful example of a home built to connect the indoors with the outdoors. I love that it’s casual with rustic touches and ranch style with lots of huge windows to enjoy the gardens and pool. I also really like the slatted wood detailing found in several of the rooms. Architect: Ryan Street Architects, Builder: Michael Deane Homes, Interior Design: Studio Seiders, Landscape Architect: Landwest Design Group, Photographer: Douglas Friedman, Stylist: Adam Fortner

Bold colours slathered over most of the walls and ceilings with a layered, English country vibe in the decor really make this home in North Sydney, Australia incredibly inviting and a pleasure for the senses. Designed by Lisa Burdus.

All I need are a few books, some tunes, a handful of cats, lots of wine, and I’ll see you in October! Villa Rauhanniemi located in Karjalohja, Finland, is an ideal spot to escape for the summer months. Designed by Joanna Laajisto.