Layered, collected, relaxed and a little bit travelled.
Boho
Boho is the layered look of a room filled over time: rugs on rugs, cushions in prints that don't match but get along, plants, baskets and things picked up on trips. It is warm, informal and personal. It suits renters, because almost all of it is soft and movable.
Free to try, no card needed.
- Palette Terracotta, ochre, rust and cream, with dusty pink or teal as accents.
- Materials Rattan, cane, jute, macramé, carved wood, brass, unglazed clay.
- Furniture Low and loose; a rattan chair, a daybed, a carved chest as a coffee table, floor cushions.
- Textiles Kilim and Moroccan rugs, embroidered and block-printed cushions, a throw with fringe, a macramé hanging.
- Lighting Rattan pendants, lanterns, string lights, candles.
Ordinary rooms, in Boho
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Boho ideas, room by room
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Try first
Cheapest first. Each is something you could do this weekend, or say to Room AI now.
- 1 Layer a patterned rug over a plain jute one; it is the single most Boho move and it hides a tired carpet.
- 2 Mix cushion prints by keeping one color common to all of them.
- 3 Hang something textured on the wall, a macramé, a woven basket, a tapestry, instead of a framed print.
- 4 Add plants in baskets, and let at least one trail.
What spoils it
The three things that turn Boho into something else.
- Matching sets and symmetry, which flatten it.
- Cool greys and chrome.
- Buying everything new at once; it should look gathered, so mix in secondhand pieces.
Say it to Room AI
Each of these starts a design in the app with that as the first message. Change any word.
If you like Boho
The styles next door, which share most of the ingredients and change one or two.