Does bohemian automatically mean feminine? The last bedroom is the least feminine of the 5, but I wouldn't exactly call it masculine, either.

The first room is my fave. I'm not sure why. The colors and styles/patterns of the bedspread and chandelier versus those of the wall paper, furniture, and lamps should clash, but it totally works for me.

Boho is more girly hippie. The last one is sort of more italian countryside.

The fourth one looks like french country....

how exactly would you define bohemian style?

Can anyone point me in the direction of a lovely bedspread like the one shown in #5? I love the deep, muted colors...

The fourth looks shabby chic to me.

Lol, labels... Seriously, it makes me automatically think of important people at vernissages, importantly sipping warm white wine. Just do whatever as long as it makes your heart sing!

Anyone have details on the bedding in Photo 1? I adore it!

i think there's a difference btw bohemian and boho. as a lifestyle, bohemianism is not gender specific. boho is a mod spin/trend. that you can call feminine. it seems like there's authentic bohemian from the early part of the 20th century, then there's the '60/'70s hippie re-interpretation, and then the modern retro-upgrade of the either of those periods.

these photos are more eclectic than bohemian. there are certainly books on the bohemian decor style.

#1 seems sort of eclectic
#2 seems contemporary for the country it represents (bali? thailand?)
#3 seems traditional, with exotic patterns
#4 seems a little more bohemian with all that frilly crocheted lace
#5 seems casual country despite the age of the structure and the artwork - there's nothing really defiant or uncaring about the decor

I've found out that the bed in the first picture is called the Evy Bed...but only offered in Great Britain...anyone have any suggestions of how to find a similar bed here in the states...??

taritac I agree!!! look at that room. Number 1 is definetley my favorite!!! Love the Lamps! And true so many patterns! I would have never thought that the contrast would work out so great!

Love, Love, Love the bedding in #1. Any ideas where it's from?

Love every single one!

OMG, I too, am in total love with the duvet and shams from pic 1. So lovely. Where is that from?

None of these look very boho-chic to me.

None of them have the mish-mash of multicultural elements, textures and fabrics that characterizes the look.

Peruse the pages of Elle Deco UK and Living Etc. to get a good sense of the look, but you'd have to go back a few years -- maybe circa 2003 -- which is why you are having a hard time coming up with images to illustrate the concept.

Love the colors/bed/bedding in #2.

I too want to know where the bedding in pic 1 comes from. LOVE IT!

I don't know where any of the wedding comes from but I know where you can create your own bedding. I did it last year and I am still thrilled with the duvet that I made. They have some beautiful preset patterns that you can choose your own colors for. They also have their own bedding line that some of you may enjoy. Check it out: http://www.inmod.com/modern-bedding.html

jportra - that website is awesome, but I think what we are all in love with is the fabric in bedding 1.

why I do not see pictures?

I would love to know where the bedding from #1 can be purchased!

Gotta have that bedding in pic 1!!! Help.

Where is the wallpaper from??

the lamps in pic #1 are really pretty...anyone have info on those?

I am trying really hard to find the bedding in #1. It looks very Missoni-esque to me.

Here is one that is sort of similar: http://www.stylehive.com/bookmark/macys-bed-bath-missoni-home-collection-hugh-bedding-76316

That's the best I can do for now!

I checked the missoni bedding too - I had the same thought!

I like those bedrooms, so colorful & cozy !

from washington state.