A bohemian apartment is always timeless, because bohemian style never goes out of fashion It doesn't follow trends, it has its own independent style characteristics.
First and foremost, a home is always a reflection of its inhabitants, so anyone who chooses this style is likely to be a happy, relaxed person who loves plants and nature.
In Europe, this style of interior design is a little more subdued, so homes in this style typically feature natural colours and shapes, with a few colourful furnishings and accessories.
The bohemian style is usually characterised by colourful patterns and furniture, yet we don't really dare to use them.
Travelling a little further south, in Morocco, for example, you will find much more colourful houses and apartments, as in Spain and the eastern countries.
Oriental motifs can also be found in European homes, such as a Moroccan pouf or an oriental sculpture.
Many places have pallet furniture, and large cushions and seat cushions in the living room and bedroom for comfort. And the atmosphere is created by the many small lamps, which can be plain or coloured.
Sometimes even the canopy part of the bedroom.
The patterns include ethno style patterns and geometric shapes, and the mandala as a decorative element on furniture, tablecloths and bedspreads is always present.
If you look around a bohemian home, you'll find a striking number of plants. This underlines how important it is to keep nature close at hand.
A bohemian home typically has lots of hanging decorations. Plants are in a macramé pot, and there is always a hanging chair or hammock in one spot of the apartment.
If you also like this style, I recommend you to start your home makeover, you won't regret it!
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