"Even if you weren't a "horse girl" when you were growing up, there's something undeniably appealing about the horse girl aesthetic that's popping up all over home decor right now. The trend features gorgeous artwork of beautiful horses, deep brown colors, plaids, and equestrian-esque detailing. It combines the best of rustic and timeless - and HomeGoods is selling a viral find that fits this aesthetic to a T."
"One of the prints in Priscilla's video is an Audubon-style duck print (like in Martha Stewart's gallery wall). It comes in a simple black frame with a gorgeous green plaid mat. The other print is of a watercolor called " The Huntsman " by artist Joseph Crawhall, which also comes framed in black with a decorative mat. In a comment, Priscilla shared that these two framed prints were priced at around $60 to $70."
"Both of these prints are posh and sporty, and feel like they're made for the Ralph Lauren fan's home (think: wood paneling, hunter green and maroon accents, warm lighting, leather upholstery, plaids, and ginghams). They look like they were pulled out of the billiards room of a 100-year-old estate, and a commenter said it best: "It's giving Ralph Lauren decor vibes.""
The horse girl aesthetic emphasizes equestrian artwork, deep brown tones, plaids, and classic sporting-room details that blend rustic and timeless styles. HomeGoods stocked two framed prints: an Audubon-style duck print presented in a black frame with a green plaid mat, and a watercolor titled "The Huntsman" by Joseph Crawhall in a black frame with a decorative mat; both were priced around $60–$70. The prints evoke Ralph Lauren–style interiors with hunter green, maroon accents, warm lighting, and leather upholstery. HomeGoods does not sell online; the duck print appears available at Kirkland's Home for under $53 without the plaid mat.
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