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Warm colors work so nicely and you can combine different shades of them together too. Oranges, yellows, and reds thrive here with a plethora of patterns to boot. Then, when you feel like upgrading to the big leagues, bring on the real plants! Colorful Boho Living RoomĬlassic bohemian style thrives on the brightest colors you can bring. Succulents and other plants that don’t need a lot of water may be the perfect solution for you. “But I want a real plant! I can’t fake all of them!” The only work you have to do is purchase the plant! These also work best for apartment owners, who may not have a lot of natural light in their home.

But for the boho minimalist, fake plants may be the best option.

Ditch the Water, Fake the Plants!īy now, you probably know that this style thrives on a multitude of plants. Pillows can also be covered to keep your living room extra tidy. You can bring them out in pillows, blankets, and couch covers too, but every piece doesn’t have to stand out. In minimalist style, steer clear of bright colors and go for muted tones like tans or grays. Keep the Colors on the Down Lowįor the cautious boho decorator, use patterns that are funky and cool. This is the budget-friendly option! If you’re looking for a more tame and contained boho decor, you’re in the right place. There are some beautiful kitchens in the video below, too. Hopefully you can find a style that matches your taste – don’t be afraid to combine the styles too! Here’s our take on boho living room ideas (see also ‘ 12 DIY Boho Ideas For Your Dining Room‘). Vintage and bright pieces are the types of furniture that make a boho living room pop. You can’t quite replicate the styles of decades passed, but you can find old pieces that belong to those decades. One of the most unique things about the boho concept is that you can find most of the accessories at antique stores, yard sales, garage sales, and mom and pop shops. Nearly all bohemian decor thrives on old, vintage style furniture, meaning colonial (and even Victorian!) styles are alive and well. Colonial concept fits in primarily because of the decor and furniture style. Bohemian style clings to several types of established interior design trends, but it’s most closely related to farmhouse and colonial.įarmhouse is the closest by far, as both bohemian and farmhouse include lots of unfinished wood, wicker, woven wood, chic elements, and bright colors.