Promoting Freedom for Creative Architecture
When we talk about boho style interiors, the first thing that comes to our mind is a global aesthetic with an emphasis on nature-connection. This design style incorporates eclectic items, natural textures and textiles as well as handmade or antique furniture pieces.
Bohemian decor encourages mixing and matching finishes to create an individual space - which explains why it has become so popular!
If you're drawn to bohemian style but unsure where to begin, take inspiration from nature's colors. Yellow, for instance, exudes happiness and can be used in many different bohemian decor schemes according to Kristin Bartone of Bartone Interiors.
Your boho home palette can also feature earthy tones like mushroom-inspired hues. Doing so will provide a sense of grounding, helping to relax your soul and put you at ease.
To create this look, incorporate natural textures and fabrics, such as those woven from various materials. Furthermore, adding elements like wood and metal add visual interest to your design.
This is an ideal look for those who want to bring the outdoors in without going overboard. The colors used here are very soft and relaxing, making it a wonderful choice for bedrooms or any other rooms in your house where you want to feel relaxed.
When selecting paint colors for your Boho home, Benjamin Moore's Opaline and White Dove are two beautiful whites that blend easily with most other hues. Warm neutrals such as Moon Shadow, Concord Ivory and Venetian Portico can also be employed in creating your boho aesthetic.
