Discover Your Home’s Decor Personality: 12 Inspiring Artful Bohemian Spaces

published Sep 19, 2016

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Your home’s design is a creative expression of who you are, so why not take a cue from colorful, expressive bohemian style and craft a home with personality? Inspired by the artistic community, the boho look is eclectic, free-spirited and whimsical, with a focus on rich colors and textures. Whether you embrace the more-is-more aesthetic, or temper it with modern pieces, you’ll find all the inspiration you’ll need in the spaces that follow.

(Image credit: Kate Young Design)

This Sydney home featured on Kate Young Design exudes relaxation and creativity.

(Image credit: The Jungalow)

What makes this kitchen from The Jungalow undeniably bohemian? Jewel-toned tiles, copper shelving, and plenty of houseplants.

(Image credit: La Maison Boheme)

It’s not surprising that a creative spirit lives in this vibrant, patterned abode. Tour the rest of Belgian artist Isabelle de Borchgrave’s personality-packed home on La Maison Boheme.

(Image credit: Jennifer Harrison found via Russet Wire)

For inspiration on how to pair your kilim pillows and shibori throws with vintage finds, check out stylist Jennifer Harrison’s eclectic spaces, like the lounge area above spotted on Russet Wire. If you like the look, don’t miss her Instagram account (@fleamarketfab).

(Image credit: Dion Anthony Design via The Grace Tales)

In a bohemian space, the most prized pieces of furniture are those with history, such as a hand-carved bench or a well-loved vintage find. The cozy indoor-outdoor room above was created by Dion Antony Design and was featured on The Grace Tales.

(Image credit: Moon to Moon)

Textiles and woven baskets are two trademarks of boho style. Both look stunning in this room from Moon to Moon.

(Image credit: Inside Out)

Collected older items, like a laboratory cabinet, a cast-iron tub, and vintage-style fixtures give this Brooklyn loft from Inside Out old-timey charm.

(Image credit: Free People)

Two things a bohemian space can never have enough of: plants and art, as demonstrated by the entryway spot above from Free People.

(Image credit: Modern Macrame)

Macrame is one of the staples of this style, whether it’s a knotted wallhanging or a plant holder. The living room above is adorned with some knotted wall art from Modern Macrame, a site that sells macrame supplies and hosts workshops.