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You can still enjoy a minimalist boho home while showcasing some of your favorite things. You just have to be much more selective about which unique items come together in this eclectic style. Instead of displaying all the embroidered cushions you purchased in India, put just one or two on the sofa.

If your home’s architecture features modern minimalist details, such as large windows, clean lines, and few frills, bohemian style helps soften its atmosphere. Rich textured fabrics and accessories, hints of shiny metal, and lots of natural wood go well with this decor style. Be sure to include a houseplant or succulent to add a touch of nature to the minimalist room.

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6. Boho Decor Bohemian Decor Ideas

Bohemian style embraces little details such as fringes, tassels, buttons, and baubles. Ideally, the materials you choose for your boho living room, bedroom, or dining room should look slightly worn instead of brand-new. A vintage vibe is always welcome, as well as anything that appears well-loved through the generations.

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Generally, window treatments aren’t a huge focus in a boho space. Look for simple rolling shades or flowing, sheer drapes. A vase of fresh flowers is always a welcome addition in a bohemian room. You can also include nods to farmhouse style, such as rustic shiplap wall coverings or using an old ladder as a design element.

Lighting your boho home requires the use of lamps and candles over stark overhead lighting. Use a collection of lamps—remember, they don’t have to match—and combine floor lamps with table models. Candles are a must for a nighttime glow-up and adding a welcoming fragrance to your home. Moroccan lanterns or other hanging lights are also a welcome boho touch.