EQ D E S I G N
COZY, SAFE, HEALTHY, AND COMFORTABLE HOMES FOR HORSES
A GALLERY OF STALL DESIGNS Location: Various
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Photos, clockwise from upper left: 1. Sliding Stall Fronts with Mesh, French Yoke, Arch, and Brass Finials. Steel Building. Dressage Barn in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. 2. European Stall Fronts. Concrete Block Construction. Hunter Jumper Barn at MPM Sport Horses in Odessa, Florida. 3. Stainless Steel Door Handles for Barn Doors. Steel Building. Dressage Barn in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. 4. Plunger Latch for European Stall Fronts. Western Barn in Eureka, Montana. 5. Timeless European Stall Fronts. Timber frame Construction. Private Barn in Eureka, Montana. 6. Custom Arched Stall Fronts. Concrete and Steel Barn. 4B Barn in Stephenville, Texas.
CHARLES DAVIS SMITH PHOTOGRAPHY
top priority of horse owners is offering their horses a comfortable and healthy home. To demonstrate the wide range of stall designs, this portfolio of four noteworthy American Stalls projects exemplifies exceptional barn design with locations in Southern Florida, Wisconsin, Texas, and Montana. Each barn is thoughtfully designed to combine aesthetic appeal with functional requirements, addressing the needs of both horses and riders. These projects incorporate custom European stall fronts, advanced ventilation systems, and comfortable stall mattress systems. The Southern Florida barn features a sleek black-and-white design, while the Montana project offers a rustic eight-stall sanctuary. In Wisconsin, the dressage barn is adorned with refined brass accents and sliding stall fronts. Texas boasts expansive covered arenas designed to enhance the daily routines and lifestyle of equestrians. These barns seamlessly blend timeless materials, thoughtful design, and a dedication to equine care, reflecting the charm of their regional landscapes.
CASSIDY BROOKE PHOTOGRAPHY
Builder: American Stalls