- Mara Nightingale
- 2 days ago
- 1 min read

Bohemian Chic, or Boho Chic, is a free-spirited, eclectic style inspired by art, global cultures, and nature. It mixes Moroccan lanterns, Indian textiles, tribal patterns, and vintage finds into a cozy, layered look. The texture is key—think macramé, embroidery, distressed wood, and woven rugs. Rather than following strict rules, Boho design celebrates individuality and comfort, often softened by plants and warm, ambient lighting.
This palette of soft tan, sandy beige, deep brown, muted red, and Terracotta perfectly reflects the relaxed Boho vibe. Evoking desert landscapes, aged pottery, and sun-worn fabrics, the colors feel warm and grounded. Layered with raw wood, wool, and linen, they form a soothing, expressive base. Add lush greenery, unique pieces, and cozy textiles for a space full of charm and story.
Wall Colors: Sandy Beige (#40302a) for a soft, neutral base. Warm Terracotta (#a67063) as an accent wall for warmth and character.
Lush, oversized plants in textured Terracotta or dark ceramic planters enhance the organic vibe.
Earth-tone wood finishes with visible grain for a rustic touch.