Crushing On: Boho

Do you have certain looks that you see on Pinterest or other blogs and you love it, but you couldn’t necessarily see it in your own home? That is how I feel about all neutral houses. I think they are stunning and I love to drool over photos, but I couldn’t do it. I just have to have color, even if it is just a couple of colors here and there. On the other hand, I am also drawn to the bohemian, or boho, look that is so popular but I am not sure if I could have that many knick knacks or that much color in my home. But the good news is, there are more than one way to interpret the boho trend. I’ll be sharing a ton of examples and also show how you can add boho touches without necessarily going full bore.

Justine Blakeney is kind of Queen of the boho look. I love this fun, colorful space she created! I kind of want to steal her couch!

photo source: The Born Culture

Here is another fun space she created. I think the main reason I am obsessed with boho is the over abundance of plants!

Photo Source: The Jungalow

Here is another space that takes this trend head on. That throw blanket is STUNNING!

Photo Source: The Wishing Tree

You can carry the trend into the kitchen. Baskets are another trademark of this look.

Photo Source: Unknown

Pillows with lots of pattern and texture are another way to bring this look to life.

Photo Source: DK Renewal

Macrame, fringe, and wall hangings are another part of a boho space. What are your thoughts on the macrame plant hangers making a comeback?

Photo Source: Ball & Claw Vintage

Other items I think of when I think of boho are clay pottery and ethnic tchotchkes like figurines or masks.

Photo Source: The Design Files

I think if I were to have a space be totally dedicated to this trend and be able to live in it, I would need, for lack of a better word, a toned down version. I like how much white this space has and that it still has the global feel without being overwhelming.