Trends Trendwatch: Equestrian 25 February, 2019 | Less than 1 min read 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 Seasonal What’s On in Scotland: September 2024 Food & Drink Edinburgh Butter Company announce their search for Scotland’s best croissant Food & Drink Join Julie Lin and Jimmy Lee at Stranraer Oyster Festival by the sea Sponsored Interiors Homes for sale near you: ESPC’s The Luxe List – September Each month, in association with ESPC, we'll showcase a handful of the most coveted properties in Scotland Latest What’s On in Scotland: September 2024 Clare Blatherwick Jewellery unveils new studio in North Berwick Edinburgh Butter Company announce their search for Scotland’s best croissant Join Julie Lin and Jimmy Lee at Stranraer Oyster Festival by the sea In conversation with Martel Maxwell of BBC’s Homes Under the Hammer This Life: Katy Rodger on her life as an interior designer on Knockraich Farm More like this What’s On in Scotland: September 2024 Clare Blatherwick Jewellery unveils new studio in North Berwick Edinburgh Butter Company announce their search for Scotland’s best croissant Join Julie Lin and Jimmy Lee at Stranraer Oyster Festival by the sea