The bohemian design style is trending in the interior design world from eclectic bedrooms with unique patterns and prints to botanical living rooms. The bohemian design style is defined by showcasing a mix of rich colors, plants, patterns with various textures, and layers through rugs, throws, and pillows. This design style uses thrift finds and incorporates them into the home while bringing nature indoors with potted plants in terracotta or glazed geometric pots. If you're someone who enjoys a more maximalist lifestyle or are a plant enthusiast, this design style might be right up your alley. Whether you're looking to add this fun design style to your current or new home, we found a few decor pieces online and a couple of design elements from our design studio to help you achieve this look. 

Cream Pillow Cover - H&M | Patterned Pillow Cover - H&M | Wall Plate Decor - Target | Golden Planter - Zara | Agate Stone Coasters - Anthropologie | From our Design Studio: Green Backsplash - Mosaic Bedrosians Cloe Green | Floor Tile - Marazzi/AO D_Segni Starlit CMSS | Bottom Backsplash - Bedrosians Enchante Charm | Flooring - Shaw Coretec Galaxy Cartwheel Oak LVP | Countertops - Quartz Frost | Cabinets - Natural Oak Natural Finish, Bronze Green SW2846, Hunt Club SW9468

To Your Bathroom

In your bathroom, start with featuring wood as your base, whether by incorporating wood flooring, vanity, shelving, or even simply adding a few straw baskets for natural textures. If your bathroom is already designed, add in natural elements with decor items from plants to marble trays and also include metallic pieces as well since boho style also includes a variety of metallic finishes. If you've added these design or decor pieces into the bathroom, it should start featuring a boho aesthetic. 

To Your Entryway 

You can either keep it more simple like this entryway shown above or go more eclectic depending on the mood you'd like to set your entry to. Lighter wood tones in a variety of decor can bring a calming and welcoming nature to the front of your home which greets guests and makes your home feel more inviting. Using the same or similar shades of neutrals in different textures incorporates the bohemian style into your entry without overwhelming the space with too much color or pattern.  

To Your Kitchen

Incorporating this design style into your kitchen can be a bit more challenging, especially if you're not looking to renovate and take on a big project or designing your new home. If you are, then consider a wood table top like the one shown above or paint your cabinets in a bold color if they need updating. Most cabinet colors actually compliment boho decor, so it may not be necessary to paint them unless you want a solid base, then you can't go wrong with painting them white. Once again, a go-to way to add in bohemian style is to add plenty of potted plants and if you struggle to keep plants alive, faux plants work as well. You can also feature boho artwork on open shelving if plants aren't enough, as well as add pottery with unique patterns. 

To Your Bedroom

Your bedroom is one of the most fun rooms of the house to add in a bohemian style as you have such a variety of ways with decor and furniture to design it. From throws, pillows, rugs, ottomans, headboard, bed frame, dresser, nightstand, and so much more, you can easily make your bedroom feel boho. Hang a macrame tapestry on the wall of your bed and you instantly add the style to your bedroom. Set plants on every tabletop surface in unique vases, mix a few patterned throw pillows on your bed, and incorporate textures with a rug and your comforter. Consider a color scheme if you're mixing patterns and prints into the mix as you want there to be some colors that are seen in each so it all coordinates. 

To Your Loft 

Add the style to your loft area with rich jewel tones in decor to the pillows on the couch. Showcase items from your latest trip and photos of your family in this room to make the space feel more meaningful while featuring candles and metallic lighting or tables and patterned ottomans for a variety of elements. More is more when it comes to bohemian design, so make sure to bring in plenty of layers through rugs, furniture, and decor.