To create this style in the interior of your living room, you need to define a few basic contrasting colors, adding a couple of bright but natural accents. Therefore, the variety of colors does not irritate, but returns to naturalness. We can say that the colors of this style return to nature – lush green leaves, blue skies, golden fields, orange and red autumn leaves. However, boho has no place for acidic, neon, artificial, and flashy shades. These shades beautifully and harmoniously fit into the interior, delighting every day with their original combination. Blue is combined with orange, green – with purple, etc. Of course, the gypsy boho style features spectacular and eclectic combinations of shades that you will not usually use together. Some people think that boho style combines all shades and colors without obeying any rules. While classic Bohemian decors include a variety of colors, textures and patterns, boho chic is more subtle, more neutral, with just a few eclectic touches to the interior of the room, with a muted or neutral base palette and a few wild patterns. The furniture is low and can be easily carried from place to place. The main feature of boho hippy is the use of Indian and Native American motives in the decor at the same time. Handmade textiles with sequins and beads are widely used. Boho chic is reminiscent of the art deco style. In this style direction, not as much decor is used as in others. Classic boho is a combination of ethnic and vintage. Within the bohemian style, several directions stand out. This is an interior style based on feelings and emotions, not logic. It should be warm, colorful, eclectic, relaxed and invite you to rest and have a pleasant pastime. A boho living room, first of all, should be comfortable.

Dark boho decor