Whether you are hunting down rodeo buckles or high-end leather wear, the Sante Fe Flea at El Museo is a place where old world goods mingle with inspired style and design. This Hispanic-influenced powerhouse of a flea market boasts hundreds of vendors—all of which speak to the Western and tribal-inspired work that is often seen in Hollie Wood Style.

Of the vendors featured at the flea market, one woman’s space was particularly eye-catching. Dana Waldon—a photographer, designer, and now Hollie Wood Style kindred spirit—immediately stood out for not only her unique eye for Western pieces, but also her keen treasure hunting skills. 

Dana’s fresh and modern pioneer charm is also reflected in her Sante Fe Scout bag collection. Using reclaimed materials, each Scout bag is built by hand using materials like Navajo weavings and horse tack. 

For your own home, Native American and Hispanic accents can add a touch of wildness to a structured space, or a larger piece—like a beautiful patterned rug—can add a pop of color to a room that needs a little bohemian love. 

To see more of Dana’s photography, visit www.danawaldon.com. To check out Dana’s Scout collection, visit www.santafescoutcollection.com.

Written by Virginia Kerr