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Rustic Boho Living Room

Keeping your look set in a certain decade is pretty easy with boho interior design. Unfinished wood, unstained wood, wicker and woven designs, and light, airy colors will help keep your home looking fresh and bright, as if from long ago.

Whites, creams, and tans with funky designs will bring coziness and home-like vibes to your family room. If you want to add in some oranges, reds, and purples, you’re certainly welcome to!

Bring Home the Bacon

Similar to minimalist boho design, a rustic boho living room primarily uses tans and browns. But that doesn’t mean patterns are muted!

Look at the photo below. The chair and the pillow have different designs, but combined together, they give a wonderful, homey feel, like your Grandma would plop down in that chair and start telling you stories “from O’ before you were born!”

Eclectic Bohemian Living Room

This style of bohemian decor is more intentional – not like gypsy bohemian, where there is a ton of color as well as dreamcatchers and other small accessories spread out across the room.

Eclectic decor is more laid back and easier on the eyes. Patterns are still prevalent, but without a bright splash of color.

Colors, Tones, and Match Making

With eclectic interior design, even though you use more muted tones, bright colors are off limits completely!

Instead of having multiple orange pillows, yellow throw blankets, and red bean bags, you’ve got a more composed color pattern with only one of those poking through. Here’s an example of that below!

In the picture above, even the yellow pillows are muted, which is a different approach than some of the louder bohemian designs.

Notice the frills on the blanket, resting on the couch: this type of flair is prominent in eclectic bohemian design.

Keep it Chic!

‘Aaahh freak out!

Le freak, c'est Chic

Freak out!'

Have you heard about the new dance craze?

No, no, no, not that CHIC..but a great band, nonetheless! Most people might use the word chic to describe how something looks, but it’s often overused.

We define chic as ‘elegantly and stylishly fashionable,’ which is pretty broad.How does the chic look fit into bohemian design? Well, mix modern with old-fashioned 60s and 70s boho looks!

Check out some of these living rooms that manage to combine old with new. Colors are toned down and modern art is added along with newer furniture – but they match well!

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