If I were to describe the Bohemian Gypsy/Eclectic design style, the first thing I’d say is forget the rules, with BoHo there don’t seem to be many.
Allow yourself to follow what appeals to you. Do you like bold bright color? Then go for it, paint old furniture, tables, cabinets,walls/ tables in interesting color, even outrageous color if you like.
Accumulate mountains of bright mismatched throw pillows, pile them up and enjoy all that color and variety. Make no attempt to match them! do
Art plays a huge role in this eclectic style. Curate your own gallery wall, from floor to ceiling. Buy art that you like, not what you’re supposed to.
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Collect any that you like, don’t worry if the styles are compatible. You’re the curator of you own gallery, collect what you like, be quirky. Express your own creativity.
Use old vintage furniture, paint it in any color you like. I think you get the idea, let that hippie out.
Go ahead. Give yourself permission to be as unconventional you like.
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xtiles play a large role, use mountains of wild bright colors, there is no need to match color or patterns
It’s focus is on individualism, creative choice, individualism,unconventional, art oriented
I googled it, here’s the first definition of bohemian, as applied to the individuals who inspired & defined many of the characteristics in this unconventional decor and dress style.
bohemian– “a socially unconventional person, especially one who is involved in the arts.
“Warhol and the artists and bohemians he worked with in the [s”
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nonconformist, unconventional person, beatnik, hippy, avant-gardist, free spirit, dropout, artistic person; |
