If you prefer to mismatch in fabrics, designs or texture; try to stay in the same color scheme so that everything put together as a whole still appears to be harmonious in a funky but pleasant way.
Source: deepest-purple.tumblr.com Colors that truly pop is a beautiful trait in Bohemian designs. When it comes to making your piece of outdoor furniture interesting to look at (and comfortable to snuggle in), a brightly colored blanket, rug or pillow is the perfect accent.
Source: algoll.tumblr.com Keep the walls in a solid color, and leave a few rows available for beautiful patterns. Handpainted tiles can typically be purchased during your travels throughout Europe or in your local specialty stores. Making them bohemian chic is ensuring that not one particular tile design repeats.
Source: deepest-purple.tumblr.com Bringing lots and lots of plants indoors is a very easy trick to make your living space more boho. Plants can be in pots or vases, and be placed throughout the room. Or it can grow freely along the walls or stair railings.
Source: daggerlily.tumblr.comCzech Republic is the Kingdom of Old Bohemia. In fashion, celebrities like Johnny Depp, Kate Moss and Nicole Richie have set the trend for boho chic, which has been (and probably will be) sticking around for quite some time. In living and interior space, bohemian decorating is all about mismatching. It is the perfect approach for travelers to showcase various souvenirs collected from globetrekking and display them throughout personal spaces.
You may ask: how does one “strategically mismatch” a rug and a couch without making it all seem like a big blot of ugly mess. This is where the list comes in. In this slideshow, you’ll learn important tips, from color schemes all the way to assembling art pieces on the wall. You’ll see that sometimes even a guitar randomly placed in the corner can make a solid bohemian mark.
If you’re still confused, just remember one key point: bohemian style is truly about “anything goes”! Go ahead, collect everything you’ve ever bought on the road, place them in a room along with some gorgeous mirrors, a wooden coffee table and an array of your favorite books. Get ready to bring a little bit of Prague into your home. Czech mate!
