Trends Trendwatch: Equestrian 25 February, 2019 | Less than 1 min read - ADVERTISEMENT - - ADVERTISEMENT -Get on your high horse with classic and quirky equestrian elements From left: The entrance hall of an 18th-century stable block owned by Henriette von Stockhausen of VSP Interiors; Kishangar cushion, £45, Raj Tent Club From left: Kelpies by Andy Scott, £3,000, Gerber Fine Art; Derbyshire paperweight, £125, Ralph Lauren Home; Saddle footstool in old saddle nut leather, £800, Timothy Oulton Robe du Soir blanket, £16,410, Hermès Running Horses, £48,000, David Linley Hampton 1.5 seater sofa, £1,419, Sofas by Saxon From left: Horse Bookend, £350, L’Objet; New Objectivity stool, £3,774, Amy Somerville Tags Amy SomervilleDavid LinleyGerber Fine ArtHermèsL’ObjetRaj Tent ClubRalph Lauren HomeSofas by SaxonTimothy OultonVSP Interiors Trending Interiors How to make your bedroom feel like a luxury hotel suite Food & Drink A handful of Scotland’s best spots for a Burns supper in 2025 Travel WildLuing, a holiday you’ll never forget on a Hebridean island that deserves to be better known Sponsored Seasonal Homes for sale near you: ESPC’s The Luxe List – January Each month, in association with ESPC, we'll showcase a handful of the most coveted properties in Scotland Latest How to make your bedroom feel like a luxury hotel suite A handful of Scotland’s best spots for a Burns supper in 2025 WildLuing, a holiday you’ll never forget on a Hebridean island that deserves to be better known This Kent new house is sustainable, self-sufficient and at one with nature Reading for wellness: 6 books that will revive the spirit Why are we fixated on the at-home spa? More like this How to make your bedroom feel like a luxury hotel suite A handful of Scotland’s best spots for a Burns supper in 2025 WildLuing, a holiday you’ll never forget on a Hebridean island that deserves to be better known This Kent new house is sustainable, self-sufficient and at one with nature