When the words Bohemian Decor pop in your mind, what do you envision your home to look like? Is it a Tulum-influenced living room brimming with rattan accents and greenery? A Does sun-drenched Scandinavian-inspired scenery come in your mind with calming neutral hues? Or, maybe popping patterns and international flea market finds that blend effortlessly everything together?
Well, if you are waiting for the correct answer, then here it comes – all of the above!
This free-spirited approach is here to stay, unlike other home design trends. We are happy about it, especially for its versatility and endless possibilities. According to the interior designer and blogger Anita Yokota, her very own home is a mix of bohemian elements and California eclectic style.
According to the Nashville-based interior designer and author Lauren Bradshaw, if you lean towards minimalism when decorating your personal space, you might think of bringing pieces like tasseled rugs or plants in baskets. They will bring texture and softness into any room if you choose to visually play texture, pattern, and color together in a clean and cohesive manner. And all of that without going full maximalist.
Before you are about to read the tips on how to get this bohemian look in your home, get some inspiration for your full Bohemian interior design, Boho Style dining room, and Boho chic bedroom.
Mix and Match Furniture Style
Bohemian-Inspired space requires flexibility. Bradshaw says that to elevate the look you will have to combine bohemian elements with modern forms in other areas. Instead of buying matchy-matchy furniture set you should mix and match different decor styles instead. Something like a sculptural table or structured dresser.
Bright Patterns and Organic Textures
Add Mid-Century Modern Lighting
To get the Bohemian looks you can mix in vintage pieces, like mid-century modern lighting. Adding sconces for the retro-lovers are easy to install yourself and are budget-friendly. You can also easily place them on your living room wall where the sofa lives, or just flank two on each side of a bed or fireplace mantle.
Green Boost
The reason why you should be adding houseplants to your decor is that boho decor lovees a large variety of plants. You know that indoor greenery helps to remove all the toxins from the air and boost your health and mood.
Eclectic Art
The eclectic art adds elements of playfulness and act as an extension of your own creativity. So, when it comes to bohemian decor you can add imagery with vibrant color palettes. Also, you can include found objects like your favorite travel souvenirs or flea market finds that are dear to your heart.
