For interior designers, architects and design studios
Beautiful rooms get saved.
A point of view gets remembered.
Nearly three quarters of our readers come to us looking for décor and design ideas. We want more of those ideas to come from the people who do this work every day — and your name to be part of the answer when they ask who could pull a room together.
— More than a portfolio
Tell us what you know.
A finished room shows what you created. We also want to know what you think. Because sometimes the most interesting thing about a beautiful room is not what is in it — it is why the designer put it there.
The palettes you return to
Why a colour works in western light. Where you use it and where you leave it out. The combinations you have proven on a dozen houses and would specify again tomorrow.
The materials you believe in
What ages beautifully and what does not. The leather, the stone, the timber you specify because you have watched them live in a house for ten years.
The way you solve a room
How you make a great room at scale feel intimate. What keeps a ranch kitchen collected rather than themed. The thinking our readers cannot get from a photograph.
— Who sees it
An audience that came here for exactly this.
We asked our readers what brings them here. The first answer is the one that matters to you.
73.8%
Come for décor ideas
95K+
Combined social audience
400K
Monthly Pinterest views
22K
Average views per reel
Audience survey, summer 2026. Follower figures combined across Home & Ranch Living and our sister brand Cowgirl Home & Ranch, where the audience was originally built — Facebook 69K, Instagram 21K, TikTok 5K, as of September 2026. Reel views are a 60-day average.
We are not a lead service and we will not promise you a client. What we sell is having your point of view published somewhere people are already looking for it.
— There is more to say about western design
Help us tell it with the people who know it best.
Western design is far broader than a single look. It changes with the landscape, the architecture, the history of the house and the people living in it. We want Home & Ranch Living to reflect that depth — and we do not want every answer to come from us.
We imagine rooms. You make them real for a particular family, on a particular piece of land, with all the decisions that involves. Those are different crafts, and the work we are proudest of is the work we do alongside people who practise the second one.
Your work gives our readers something to save. Your point of view gives them something to learn from.
— Where your work lives
Go and look before you decide.
Between them they show the audience, the standard we write to, and what a Designer’s Take can look like.
The format
Western colour palettes
Whole-home schemes with the paint matches worked out. One example of what a Designer’s Take could become — except the point of view, the projects and the name would be yours.
How we write a room
The Ranch Table
A western dining room taken apart piece by piece — the trestle, the reclaimed wood, the hand-forged iron — and credited to the people who make it.
The demand
The Ranch Portfolio
Our original concept homes show the kinds of spaces our readers respond to. They are not client projects and they are not a substitute for a designer — they are usually the start of the next question: who could bring something like this to life?
— Who this is for
You already know where to find it.
Our readers ask us where to find things every day. Answering that well — the right maker, the right finish, the piece that still looks right in ten years — is a good part of what you do for a living. If your work shapes how a western home looks, feels or lives, it belongs here.
It also makes an obvious first feature: the makers and sources you go back to, written up with you and credited to your studio.
Interior designers · Architects · Design-build studios
Kitchen and bath designers · Colour and finish consultants
Landscape designers · Plan companies · Virtual and e-design studios
— What you get
Two ways to be here.
Designer Showcase
$495
- Listed in our directory of designers and makers
- A portfolio gallery of your work, your own photography
- Where you work, contact details and a link to your site
- A dedicated social share, plus Pinterest
- Live for a full year
Share your point of view
Showcase + Designer’s Take
$990
- Everything in the Designer Showcase
- An editorial feature published under your byline
- A whole-home palette, designing around reclaimed timber, the new ranch kitchen, the makers you return to — your subject
- Illustrated with your own projects
- Three months of your own advertising on our site
— How it works
We make it easy on your end.
One
Choose and pay
Choose the option that fits your studio. We will take it from there.
Two
Send us your work
After checkout we will ask for your photography, where you work and your studio details. If you have chosen a Designer’s Take, we will also gather your ideas and point of view for the feature.
Three
We publish it
Your listing is live within five business days. Editorial features we schedule with you. Nothing publishes without your review.
— Dream homes. Real sources. Built together.
Beautiful work deserves to be seen. Good ideas deserve to be shared.
Show us what you have created. Tell us what you know. We will help more people discover both.
Working on something we should see? Write to us at he***@****************ng.com