Add a touch of Boho to your house

Unless you live under a rock, you surely must have heard of boho or bohemian style and influence. Bohemian style is a bright, eclectic appearance with a global influence. A joyful mix of colour and patterns, furniture types, and surprising decor along with asymmetrical layouts defines the bohemian style. Boho fashion is known for being extremely informal and easygoing, with a laid-back approach to dressing. If you are looking to give your home a bohemian touch, here’s how you can:

More is More

In bohemian style, more is never enough. You can’t have more of anything be it cushions, baskets for wall decor, planters, throws anything. There’s never too many. Boho style is comfortable and stylish. Make your home as comfortable as you’d like a cloud to be. Add cushions to every corner and throws like this to your sofas, chairs and seating corners. Mix and play with textures. You can also uplift the mood and look of your house by adding planters and baskets like our moonj basket for decorations. If you are not a fan of the maximalist approach, tone down the quantity and go for a minimalist comfortable boho home.

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Textured walls

Textured walls have become the prevailing fashion statement in home decor, and it is a trend that isn't going away anytime soon. A classic Bohemian decor characteristic is striped and patterned walls with a natural finish. To give the whole decor a forest-like atmosphere, use green or brown colours. Do not be afraid to play with textures and patterns.

Boho colours

While there are no hard and fast rules when it comes to Bohemian decorating, a typical Bohemian home must combine warm colour palettes intelligently. Colours like beige, tan, brown, and white go nicely with a bohemian decor concept, especially when paired with vibrant purple, blazing orange, and electric blue. This style is distinguished by its use of colour combinations and layering. Check these decor products out.

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Accessorise

Home furnishings with a global vibe are vital in a boho-inspired decor because bohemian culture has a history of appreciating travelling artists and different cultures. The materials should have a little worn appearance, they shouldn't be damaged, but they shouldn't be sparkling and new either. Pillows, curtains like these, and throw rugs blend with fringe, crochet, and macramé to give a comfy, culturally inspired look. Boho rooms, like any other eclectic, attractive home space, make artistic use of unusual and distinctive vintage pieces as well.