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Boho

Woven furniture, layered fabrics, plants and collected objects give Boho rooms a personal feel. Explore ways to combine pattern and texture with the furniture already around you.

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Pop SurrealismBoho
Pop Surrealism Boho Bedroom Ideas

Pop Surrealism Boho Bedroom Ideas

De StijlBoho
De Stijl Art Meets a Boho Reading Nook

De Stijl Art Meets a Boho Reading Nook

Boho Entryway | Rattan Bench & Macramé

Boho Balcony | Rattan Lounge & String Lights

Boho Kitchen | Open Shelving & Terracotta Tile

BohoNatural
Boho Bedroom | Rattan Bed & Terracotta Tones

Boho Bedroom | Rattan Bed & Terracotta Tones

ENFJBoho
ENFJ Living Room Ideas: Colorful Eclectic Boho Style

ENFJ Living Room Ideas: Colorful Eclectic Boho Style

AquariusBoho
Aquarius Living Room Ideas by Zodiac Sign ♒

Aquarius Living Room Ideas by Zodiac Sign ♒

BohoNeutral
Boho Tennis Living Room Ideas

Boho Tennis Living Room Ideas

Weaves, fabrics and colour

Rattan, woven rugs and patterned cushions bring different textures together. Earth tones are one option; blue, green and pale surfaces can also hold the mix. Start with the materials and colours already present in the room.

Connect patterns through colour

Pair a large pattern with a smaller one and repeat a shared colour. Plain fabrics between them give the eye a pause. Try textiles together in the room so you can judge the group before adding more pieces.

Place plants and textiles thoughtfully

Choose plants for the light available in their position and keep routes clear between pots and furniture. Balcony wickerwork and cushions need to be suitable for outdoor use. In a bedroom, a patterned rug and personal picture can be enough to set the mood.