Inside Yolanda Hadid’s Modern Texas Ranch | Open Door | Architectural Digest

Today, AD is welcomed by Yolanda Hadid to tour her modern Texas home. The reality TV star’s relationship with Fort Worth is a real love story; after visiting on her first date with her partner, Joseph Jingoli, over six years ago, the couple have now built their dream Texan refuge from the ground up. Hadid designed the home herself with an industrial, modern, and relaxing vision in mind. The former model masters the ranch aesthetic with beautiful reclaimed wood throughout and a mudroom that does not disappoint. And when her children, Anwar, Gigi, and Bella Hadid, come to stay there are plenty of cozy rooms including an adorable bunkbed room designed especially for granddaughter Khai and any future grandkids. An elegant mix of hard industrial lines and plush textures, Yolanda Hadid’s home is the perfect place to kick off your boots and unwind “I want people to be able to come in and wear their cowboy boots. I’m not going to worry about mud on the floors. It had to be casual,” she says. “I wanted to use a lot of organic materials because there’s something about cowboy culture that feels organic to me—going back to the earth.”

Shop pieces inspired by Yolanda Hadid’s Lone Star State refuge:

00:00 Intro
00:22 Living Room
01:35 Kitchen & Dining Area
03:23 Pantry
04:20 Patio
05:19 Mudroom
06:16 Grandkids Room
07:23 Bathroom
07:53 Primary Bedroom
08:40 Primary En Suite
09:15 Closet

Still images of The Wild Horses of Sable Island ® by Roberto Dutesco


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Shop pieces inspired by Yolanda Hadid’s Lone Star State refuge:

[shaniblack]

I get the vibe that she might have wanted it to be industrial

[speakZarathustra]

This looks like a restaurant that charges $30 for a hamburger and the fries aren’t included.

[sophiae]

Yeah, this SCREAMS „Boots on the table“….

[tula]

Yolanda grew up a Dutch farm girl! She’s been riding horses her entire life! This is not new to her! Happy she found someone to love horses with! ❤

[francie_v]

it's nice to see that the granddaughter gets to eat some sweets

[natasha]

I wish she gave the architect and interior designer some credit, she made it seem like she drafted the plans herself...

[AtomicAdams]

Another great example of a wealthy Californian cosplaying as what they think a Texan is; cowboy hat and all.

[berniemac]

Twisters deleted scene: Yolanda in her pantry with glass jars of candy raining down

[craigcampbell]

That mud room looks more like an upscale boutique store for rich people who want to buy their first western wear because they’re going to a resort that weekend that will have horses. Haha

[catherine]

This house looks like an industrial cowboy department store.

[kjerstinorell]

The way she used light & texture and clean lines. I think this is beautiful.

[M.Warwick]

I mean, there's a reason cowboys don't wear cream-colored chaps.

[_baert]

The chaps? lol how ridiculous. even the cowboy hat she isn't fooling anyone but the chaps are over the top.

[AmaliaHardianty]

this house is stunning but cold at the same time

[abigailwestwood]

She was a quintessential Beverly Hills lady when she was with Foster. Now she’s in Texas she’s cosplaying as a cowgirl? 😬

[julbee]

“I built”, “I designed”, “I”, “I”, “I”… 😂

[eugenehayden]

I designed this table myself. Anyone with a ruler: Wow! 😂

[AP]

I can't with all the Hermes pillows on the sofa. The Hermes throws, pillows, and the famous Tom Ford book have become tacky to many people, including me. I find myself laughing and rolling my eyes every time I see them. Additionally, nothing says 'homey and classy' quite like having dead animals all over your house. 👎🏼🙄

[t.g.a-]

She could have at-least remembered/shouted out - by name - the “Texas’s crew” and person who did the custom table, especially as she did that for the company in Italy, 🙄.