I remember the first time I stepped into my aunt’s bohemian-style apartment back in college.
I was completely captivated by the earthy textures, vibrant colors, and eclectic finds.
It was unlike any home I’d seen before and I just had to make it my own style someday.
Well, someday is today!
The boho look perfectly captures my free-spirited and creative taste in interior design.
It’s all about blending eras, cultures, and your own bold vision into one-of-a-kind spaces.
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Warm Wood Flooring
Natural wood flooring creates a laidback, welcoming foundation for boho kitchen decor.
Options like oak, pine, walnut and teak have beautiful wood grains, knots and imperfections that add organic variation.
The warmth and texture of real wood brings nature indoors.
For best durability, choose planks of white oak or ash which are harder woods.
Wide planks help emphasize the rustic look.
You can also opt for a distressed finish or whitewashed look to appear antique.
Pair your floors with jute rugs or wool kilims for additional comfort and visual interest.
If your budget is tight, laminate or vinyl wood-look flooring can mimic real hardwood quite well.
Just aim for options with textured surfaces and long planks to get that authentic appearance.
You want visible wood grain, preferably in a light natural, white-washed or weathered gray tone.
Whatever route you choose, wood floors lend coziness and casual style to a bohemian kitchen.
Let them develop a patina over time, with occasional refinishing, to take on a relaxed lived-in look.
The floor grounds the space while the rugs, textiles and accents invite global inspiration.
Painted or Tiled Backsplash
The backsplash is a prime spot to infuse color, texture and personality in your bohemian kitchen.
Painted tile allows you to get artistic with colorful designs.
Search for blank white tiles in shapes like Moroccan fish scales, geometric diamonds or hexagons.
Paint each tile by hand or stencil patterns like paisleys or flowers.
You can do an overall colorwash effect in tones like sea glass green or terra cotta.
Or stick to just bold grout lines for a more minimal statement.
Outlining each tile in black grout really accentuates the shape against a neutral background.
Don’t strive for perfection – a little grout haze and irregularity adds bohemian character.
For a more eco-friendly backsplash, use recycled glass tile or install reclaimed wood slices.
Natural stone like marble mesh marble offers organic variation and texture.
Accent with handmade ceramic tiles, available from many artisan shops on Etsy.
You can also mix and match materials for eclectic appeal.
Try wood planks on the lower half and painted tile above.
Take your backsplash all the way to the ceiling for a true focal point.
This spot can bring so much personality to your kitchen!
Vibrant Cabinetry
In a bohemian kitchen, vibrant cabinetry breaks free of boring convention.
Paint or stain your cabinets in your favorite punchy hues like fuchsia, turquoise, lime green or golden yellow.
Glossy finishes reflect more light for brilliance.
Consider a two-tone approach, mixing colors and finishes for extra flair.
Open shelving is great for displaying treasured dishware – try a vibrant color just on these accent shelves.
Distressed cabinets with chipped paint and visible wood grains tap into vintage charm.
Whitewashed finishes keep things airy and beachy.
For doors, think outside the box of plain squares.
Add arched tops, curved edges or asymmetrical lines.
Swap out standard hardware for artistic crystal, ceramic or wrought iron knobs and pulls.
If you’re buying new cabinetry for your boho kitchen, check out smaller custom shops that offer unique door profiles and custom colors for reasonable prices.
Companies like Rustica offer handcrafted cabinetry that feels like true works of art.
Don’t overlook interior organization too.
Opt for deep drawers with woven rattan fronts, adjustable shelving, plate holders and spice storage built right in.
Think creatively!
Vibrant, artistic cabinets set the scene.
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Bohemian Kitchen Islands
The kitchen island takes center stage in a bohemian space.
Turn to vintage, handcrafted and salvaged pieces to make this area shine.
An antique cabinet or dresser fitted with a wood slab countertop oozes character.
Top with unique materials like marble, butcher block, concrete, or reclaimed wood.
Change up the base too – try metal pipe legs, bamboo, unfinished wood logs, or angled splayed legs.
For seating, ring the island with charming mismatched stools.
Think woven rush seats, acrylic stools, French bistro chairs or hand-painted Moroccan stools.
This eclectic mix feels inviting.
Incorporate storage smartly, like baskets under the counter for fruit or cookbooks.
Opt for open shelving to stash colorful dishware – try glass front cabinetry lit from within.
Make the island multitasking – add a runner and some barstools for casual dining.
Install a pendant light overhead to focus attention.
Top with fresh flowers and stacks of cookbooks for quintessential boho styling.
For mobility, go with industrial carts on wheels.
Or get creative repurposing old furniture like secretaries, hutches or wardrobes.
Let your island reflect your travels and collections through texture, details and display.
Earthy Countertops
When selecting countertops for a bohemian kitchen, natural materials like stone reign supreme.
Granite, quartzite, soapstone, and marble come in a range of organic neutral tones that complement boho decor beautifully.
The natural veining and speckles make each slab unique.
For a more casual effect, butcher block offers welcoming warmth.
Seek out reclaimed varieties with extra dings and character.
Concrete is another eco-friendly option gaining popularity – have it custom cast in earthy hues like terracotta or fossil gray.
More budget friendly counters that mimic stone include laminate and quartz composites.
Just ensure any manufactured product uses recycled materials whenever possible.
Don’t restrict yourself to just one material either.
Mix natural materials like concrete on the island, granite on the perimeter counters, and butcher block by the range.
This patchwork effect feels distinctly bohemian.
Pay attention to counter edges too.
Square edges feel sleek and modern while bullnose edges are softer.
Farmhouse style apron front sinks require special cutouts.
Add visual interest with eclectic corners, curves, or geometric edge designs.
Your counters are a major surface area – choosing earthy, eco-friendly materials sets the right foundational tone.
Bohemian Sink Fixtures
The sink area is a great spot to infuse artistic flair in your bohemian kitchen.
Farmhouse apron-front sinks have charming vintage appeal that pairs beautifully with natural counters.
Seek out unique materials like sculpted stone, hammered copper, or hand-thrown ceramics.
Alternatively, sleek concrete vessel sinks come in organic shapes with beautiful striations and raw texture.
They sit atop the counter creating an ultra-modern statement.
For the faucet, long arched designs feel elegant and can accommodate filling vases or large pots.
Wall mounted taps align with the clean aesthetic and prevent clutter.
Go for brushed metals like bronze, blackened steel or unlacquered brass.
If you have an eye for antiques, keep hunting for salvaged sinks from old homes being renovated or demolished.
This is the perfect way to save on a coveted antique fixture that already has rich patina.
Repurposed architectural pieces add timeworn appeal.
When it comes to your actual sink basin, aim for materials that feel natural like fireclay, concrete, stone, copper or wood.
Then style the whole area with greenery like hanging air plants or pots of herbs.
A woven basket underneath can corral cleaning supplies.
The sink area deserves just as much design attention as the rest of the kitchen!
Bold Kitchen Rugs
When planning a bohemian kitchen, don’t neglect the floor!
While wood or tile is ideal for heavy traffic areas, rugs instantly add warmth, texture and bold color.
Look for flatweave rugs without plush pile, which can pose a slip hazard.
Kilims, rag rugs, dhurries and tribal motifs work beautifully.
Layer them in high activity zones like in front of the sink.
Try a jute rug with fun tassel borders.
In dining areas, layer a few overlapping rugs for casual boho styling.
Florals, geometrics and global patterns create visual interest.
Round rag rugs also look chic under tables or breakfast nooks.
Aim for rugs woven from natural fibers like wool, cotton, jute or seagrass.
These are far more eco-friendly and sustainable than synthetic options.
Seek out fair trade rugs handmade by artisans worldwide.
While muted tones keep things relaxed, don’t shy away from bright, eclectic colors and prints.
This is the perfect opportunity to incorporate exotic patterns you’ve admired in your travels.
When positioning kitchen rugs, allow at least 24 inches clearance from cabinets and appliances to prevent tripping.
Chair legs should sit atop the rug with space all around.
With the right placement and materials, rugs make your kitchen feel cozy and collected.
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Craftsman Style Lighting
Proper lighting establishes the cozy, creative mood in a bohemian kitchen.
For an artisanal look, turn to Craftsman, Mission and Prairie style fixtures prevalent from 1905 to 1930.
Hallmarks include exposed Edison bulbs, textured glass shades, metal accents and clean lines.
Pendants, chandeliers and sconces with these characteristics complement the boho aesthetic beautifully.
Mini pendants placed over islands or countertops provide both task lighting and ambiance.
Opt for materials like metal, glass, hemp and linen.
Multi-bulb fixtures cast charming shadows.
Wrought iron chandeliers or tiered hanging lamps work nicely over dining tables.
Opt for bulbs that emit a warm, inviting glow at 2700-3000K color temperature.
Dimmer switches allow you to control the amount of light you need for any activity or time of day.
At windows, install Roman blinds made of natural materials like jute, hemp, bamboo or linen.
These softly filter in sunlight.
Candle displays throughout add a romantic mood.
Try different pillar sizes, votives, taper candles, and even storm lanterns.
Proper lighting sets the relaxed, welcoming tone.
Fresh Greenery and Plants
No bohemian kitchen feels complete without abundant greenery and plants.
Their presence instantly infuses life and freshness.
Lush floor plants like fiddle leaf figs, palms, and banana trees thrive in kitchen corners away from direct sunlight.
Vertical plants like ivy, philodendron, pothos and monstera deliciosa can climb counters, shelving and walls.
Opt for hanging planters to showcase these trailing beauties.
Air plants, ferns and succulents also suspended in macramé holders add lovely texture.
Always keep fresh herbs growing in the kitchen for easy garnishing.
Basil, thyme, rosemary, oregano and mint are great options for frequent use.
Sit them right on the windowsill or in ceramic planters on open shelves.
Don’t forget the table either.
A simple vase bouquet of seasonally foraged branches, wildflowers or exotic proteas serves as a lovely centerpiece.
Surround with beeswax candles for ambiance.
Wherever possible, add bits of nature – branches, dried botanicals, sea glass, stones, shells and more.
Handmade terrariums are also fun DIY projects to try.
Vary sizes and cluster botanical elements for impact.
Greenery enhances energy and connects you to nature.
Boho Dining Furniture
The dining furniture you select can help reinforce the bohemian vibe.
Opt for substantial wood pieces that show their age.
A long farmhouse table invites gatherings with family and friends.
Pair with vintage ladderback chairs, or mix colors with some wood and some painted seats.
Benches and banquettes lined with patterned pillows make cozy alternatives to traditional chairs.
These accommodate more seating and facilitate conversation.
Try repurposing antique settees or church pews.
Smaller kitchens can opt for bistro sets with metal bases and ornate carved wood chairs for compact dining.
A marble top cafe table would suit nicely.
For top accents, use hand block printed or Oaxacan embroidered cotton runners.
Kilims and suzanis as tablecloths add exotic flair.
When possible, shop second hand and antique stores for charming retro finds.
Even inexpensive flea market chairs can be transformed with new upholstery or a fresh coat of paint.
The right furnishings turn the dining nook into a relaxing place to enjoy home cooked meals and connect.
Mismatched pieces welcome guests to kick off their shoes, stay a while.
Free-Hanging Pot Rack
In the bohemian kitchen, a hanging pot rack adds both function and character.
Display your favorite artisanal cookware prominently above the prep zone.
Seeing tools within easy reach inspires you to cook more.
Seek out handcrafted racks made from materials like cast iron, timber, wrought steel or bronze for artisanal appeal.
Multi-level racks maximize storage – have some hooks swing while others remain stationary.
This allows you to tailor the height for ergonomic access to each piece.
Opt for long horizontal racks installed right above the island.
Or, corner mounted racks save space in smaller kitchens.
For low ceilings, a ceiling-mounted rack on pulleys can be raised and lowered.
Select racks with hooks, railing and detailing that complement your decor style.
The more materials and finishes, the merrier.
Mix copper hooks with wrought iron frames, wood slats, and rope accents.
This eclectic blend feels fittingly bohemian.
While open storage may expose dust, the visual interest is worth a little extra cleaning.
Surround your rack with all the quirky pots, pans and utensils you’ve collected on your travels.
Let this display spark joy and inspiration every time you cook!
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Vinyl Record Storage
Creative storage solutions reflect your passions in a bohemian kitchen.
For music lovers, display your vinyl record collection while keeping it safe from heat and spills.
Mount open shelving above counters tightly filled with album covers as art.
Adhere vinyl covers to cabinet faces using removable wallpaper or fabric backing.
Stack crates as risers for open shelving or end tables.
Repurpose old media consoles or entertainment centers as kitchen storage.
Use the top to show off your vinyls and speakers.
The transparency of records enables light to pass through for a cool effect.
Hang a wire record rack on a wall to see the rows of album spines.
Use the center of a vinyl record as a handy spice rack.
Or affix beloved albums to the wall as decorative art using floating shelves.
Records look especially cool when backlit, like inside a glass cabinet.
Link rear lighting to dimmers for control.
Keep your most precious records in protective sleeves when on display.
If space is tight, make album storage pull double duty.
Try closing in below an island or bar area while leaving the covers visible.
Records and music memorabilia liven up any bare wall or corner!
Salvaged Architectural Elements
For a truly distinctive bohemian style, incorporate salvaged architectural elements wherever possible.
Reclaimed wood from old barns, fencing and construction sites can often be sourced locally for free or very affordably.
Use this wood structurally for the island, open shelving, or to create accent walls.
Mix into cabinetry facades for eclectic texture contrasting the cabinet boxes.
The dings, nail holes and varied stains add loads of character.
Seek out antique lighting fixtures, doorknobs and hardware from architectural salvage shops or flea markets.
Old window shutters can be repurposed as cabinet doors – leave the worn patina as is.
Corral items like utensils in old metal toolboxes.
Make prominent use of materials like old tin ceiling tiles, lumber, and factory carts which share tales of times passed.
Visit antique shops while traveling to find those one-of-a-kind relics like an engraved farmhouse sink.
Mixing salvaged pieces with sleek modern elements creates an alluring juxtaposition.
Take extra care to vet older items thoroughly for lead paint or other hazardous materials.
But thoughtfully restoring well-crafted vintage items prevents waste and environmental harm.
The stories held within salvaged pieces inspire awe.
Global Bazaar Pantry Items
A true bohemian kitchen celebrates your adventures near and far through exotic ingredients, spices and cooking tools.
Display them proudly like works of art!
Fill lidded glass canisters with paprika, sumac, saffron and vivid turmeric.
Transfer everyday staples like beans, rice and pasta into woven baskets, ceramic urns or copper vessels.
Hang unique tools like woks, griddles and grills right on open shelves instead of hidden away.
Surround with one-of-a-kind ceramics, serving platters and hand thrown pottery collected on trips.
Show off antique kitchenware like etched cake stands, wooden pepper grinders, or marble mortar and pestles.
Drape beaded curtains in doorways to channel a global bazaar.
Designate a section of counter or shelving as a tea and herbs station.
Display fair trade varieties in labeled glass jars and retro tins.
Surround with artisanal mugs and infusers.
No space should sit empty – use every last corner to exhibit exotic spices, cooking tools, serveware and pantry items gleaned from around the world.
They serve as inspiring reminders of people and cultures.
Let your kitchen décor reflect the flavors, ingredients and food memories you hold most dear.
This space celebrates what nourishes you.
Walls of Patterned Tile
Tile is the perfect medium to unleash bold colors, prints and textures on kitchen walls.
Consider covering large swaths of wall space or entire focal areas.
Moroccan tile patterns, Spanish mosaics, Talavera, or handpainted tiles evoke wanderlust.
For more moderate budgets, affordable ceramic or porcelain tile still packs visual punch.
Geometric patterns, graphic botanical motifs and vivid Mediterranean hues like azure blue and goldenrod yellow work beautifully.
Mix different shape tiles like diamonds, fishscales and penny rounds.
Mismatched tile with hand painted variations and grout add artisanal character.
Don’t strive for perfection – a little irregularity feels authentic.
If tiling entire walls feels daunting, start with a backsplash, focal wall, or around windows and doors.
Cafe curtains, floating shelves and framed artwork can then balance the busier tiled features.
Consider painting or stenciling patterns onto affordable blank white subway tile if you want to get creative.
Infuse your favorite colors and motifs.
Take tile all the way up to the ceiling for dramatic effect.
Contrast with wood open shelving and range hoods.
Vary gloss and matte tiles for added dimensional detail Tile awakens dull walls with vivid personality!
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Global Bazaar Furnishings
Furnish your bohemian kitchen with beloved treasures and handicrafts gathered on your travels worldwide.
An antique molcajete mortar and pestle from Oaxaca makes an authentic prep station.
Leather poufs or patterned floor cushions from Morocco create flexible seating.
Kilim pillows on benches and stools add comfort and exotic patterns.
An ornate Chinese apothecary cabinet neatly stores teas, spices and dry goods.
Repurpose a wooden mask from Bali into a dramatic floating shelf.
Browse antique and import shops to find unique furnishings with authentic heritage.
Seek out sustainably sourced and fair trade items when possible.
Hand carved stools, painted trunks, and embroidered textiles reinforce the global mindset.
For the table, use colorful runners handwoven by indigenous artisans using traditional techniques.
Serveware with handplanted motifs references locations and their art forms.
Mix different materials and textures like wicker, abaca, leather, wool and wood.
Allow each piece to share its unique story and represent its place of origin.
Your furnishings reflect experiences beyond just the decor aisle at the store.
Dining in this kitchen feels like an adventure for the senses, the ultimate staycation.
Free-Form Pendant Lights
The right lighting casts a gorgeous glow while reinforcing bohemian style.
Free-form pendant lights made from natural materials create an organic, handcrafted look.
Rattan, woven grass, coconut fiber, twig and bamboo are all excellent shade materials.
Shaped wire frames can be left exposed or covered for different effects.
Himalayan rock salt is a sustainable material gaining popularity for pendant lights.
The pink glow feels soothing.
Other options include ceramic, clay, wrought iron, stained glass, canvas and shell.
Seek out pendants by fair trade artisans and smaller shops for unique offerings.
Sites like Etsy are full of handmade options.
Support women-owned and eco-friendly brands when possible.
Install a single statement pendant over the kitchen island or dining table to anchor the room.
Or, hang multiple pendants in a cluster at varying heights for drama.
Mixing pendant shapes and sizes adds eclectic appeal.
Go for conical, spherical, teardrop or abstract sculptural shapes.
Let these lights highlight countertop tasks while contributing ambiance.
Their presence delights from both below and afar.
Lighting sets the mood – make it memorable.
Colorful Textiles and Curtains
Don’t neglect the windows when crafting your bohemian kitchen.
Curtains or cafe styles in vivid colors, bold prints and natural fibers complete the look.
Seek out hand block printed cottons, ikats or knitted tunics sourced globally from places like India, Peru or Morocco.
These support artisan craftsmanship.
For eco-friendly options, look at botanical or Indigo dyed curtains made using traditional techniques but non-toxic plant dyes.
Burlap and linen in earthen hues keep things relaxed.
Hang curtains high and wide to maximize light and draw the eye up.
For small windows, opt for cafe styles or shapely valances.
Use decorative clips or rings to hang curtains so you can rotate options seasonally.
Incorporate multi-layered panels, swags, side drapes and trim for a collected look.
Natural jute, macrame or beads layered over curtains filter light beautifully.
For pattern inspiration, tab curtains or pelmets, frame favorite fabrics or scarves.
This allows you to change things up affordably by swapping out the insert.
Your window treatments should harmonize with or complement other boho elements like rugs and pillows.
Texture and global craftsmanship set the right mood.
Antique or Repurposed Furniture
When selecting furnishings for a bohemian kitchen, seek out charming antique and vintage finds.
Genuine antiques (over 100 years old) offer timeworn appeal but can be costly.
Luckily, retro pieces from the 1950s-70s are abundant and affordable.
Search flea markets, estate sales, auctions and secondhand shops for budget-friendly options with character.
Look for furnishings made from natural materials like wood, wicker, leather and wool which pair well with boho style.
Prime vintage finds include farmhouse tables, painted hutches, sideboards, china cabinets, and mismatched chairs.
But anything from cast iron stoves to funky bar carts to industrial stools can feel fittingly bohemian with some styling.
Breath new life into old pieces with paint, reupholstery, repairs or by repurposing them in novel ways.
Turn a vintage dresser into a kitchen island, ladder into a towel rack, crate into table storage.
Add your own artistic touches.
Don’t fret over scuffs, wear and tear – imperfections tell a story and add to the charm.
The goal is renewed purpose, not perfection.
Your finds need only have character.
With vision (and some elbow grease), forgotten flea market pieces transform into personalized gems.
Save items from landfills to craft a kitchen brimming with nostalgia.
Global Bazaar Wall Hangings
Make walls come alive in your bohemian kitchen with exotic bazaar finds.
Macramé wall hangings or wool kilim tapestries add cozy texture.
Display colorful textiles framed like artwork – try batiks, Oaxacan embroidery or your favorite scarves.
For natural appeal, create an artful arrangement of rattan mirrors, woven baskets, and handcarved masks from tropical destinations.
World musical instruments like drums, sitars and ukuleles inject artsy flair when grouped.
Affix vintage shutters or salvaged doors to walls for hanging essentials like aprons, potholders and tea towels.
Paint or stencil global patterns onto the surface.
Floating shelves accommodate treasured pieces like pottery, baskets and carvings sourced on trips.
Coat a whole wall in penny tile for an exotic focal point.
Dreamcatchers over windows represent Native American craftsmanship and lore.
Beaded wall hangings symbolize blessings, prosperity and protection in many cultures.
Display handcrafts sourced fairly and thoughtfully to honor their origins.
Let your wall décor inspire nostalgia for past adventures and dreams of journeys to come.
Surround yourself with artistry.
Upcycled and Found Object Displays
In the bohemian design ethos, creativity and resourcefulness reign supreme.
Upcycling found items prevents waste while adding personalized flair.
Give forgotten objects renewed purpose.
Old tin ceiling panels, reclaimed wood, or retired machinery equipment inject industrial edge.
Repurpose crates, baskets, and metal tiered plant stands for clever shelving.
Turn vintage tools like saws, pulleys, and railroad spikes into captivating wall art.
Use an old briefcase or toolbox to corral small appliances out of sight.
Preserve memories by displaying family heirlooms or childhood relics like your grandma’s rolling pin.
Arrange seashells, colored glass bottles, or mixology paraphernalia into an artful still life composition.
Affix old world maps, botanical sketches, or sheet music onto cabinets for retro appeal.
Macrame hangers showcase your favorite mugs or plants.
For maximum creativity, deconstruct components.
Use the frame of an old bicycle as pot rack storage.
Incorporate old kitchen scale weights as bookends or door stoppers.
Follow artists on Instagram who specialize in found object art for more ingenious upcycling inspiration.
The possibilities are endless!
Everyday items morph into décor treasures through imagination.
Lively Wallpaper Accents
While wallpaper requires commitment on full walls, selective applications as accents impart bold style.
Use vibrant patterns like tropical foliages, Moroccan tiles or Persian paisleys sparingly through framing effects.
Think inside open shelving, drawer fronts, or cabinet recesses.
Use wallpaper only on the ceiling or upper halves of walls.
Frame with wood trim, paint or tile edges.
For moveable display, cover boards with favorite wallpapers to sit on counters, hang as art, or lean against walls.
Removable wallpaper lets you easily switch out patterns down the road.
Consider a peel-and-stick mural behind a cooktop, range or sink to catch the eye.
Geometric prints, whimsical botanicals and oversized florals make strong style statements.
On an accent wall or island, opt for energetic colors and large graphic prints.
Citrus colors, brilliant gem tones, metallic and iridescent finishes create serious drama.
Take cues from cultures worldwide.
Indigo mud cloth, Japanese cherry blossoms, Turkish tiles or Indian paisleys resonate.
Incorporate meaningful cultural motifs.
For longevity, choose pre-pasted, acrylic coated, scrub able wallpapers.
Washable and durable varieties stand up to moisture, grease and bumps.
Bold wallpaper wisely applied packs a stylish punch!
Distressed or Colorful Kitchen Island
As the culinary command station, your kitchen island should exemplify bohemian style.
One route is to intentionally distress, chip and antique a wood island for timeworn character.
Using chisels or chains, rough up edges and surfaces.
Allow natural wear and tear over time.
A whitewashed finish feels beachy, or go darker with walnut wood stain.
Another option is painting the island a saturated hue.
Opt for deep berry colors, emerald green or sapphire blue in a glossy sheen.
Hand painted motifs like vines or abstract shapes add artistry.
Concrete islands in earthy neutrals have an ultra-modern yet raw vibe.
Or pair sleek cabinets with a reclaimed wood countertop for eye-catching contrast.
Multi-level islands provide expanded seating and surface area.
Incorporate recessed storage or open shelving for dishware displays.
Pendant lights overhead draw attention to this focal anchor.
Repurposing an antique cabinet, armoire or dresser brings nostalgic character.
Play with mixing complementary styles and finishes like modern cement tile backsplash on a vintage base.
This custom piece should reflect your personality and passions.
Add meaning with travel mementos styled and sentimental photos displayed.
The island sets the tone for the whole space.
I hope this deep dive provided abundant inspiration for infusing your own kitchen with bohemian style elements.
From vivid tile to salvaged antiques, the possibilities are truly endless.
Keep in mind there are no strict rules in the bohemian playbook – simply make choices that nurture your spirit.
Use this process as creative therapy to better know yourself and what feeds your soul.
The goal is a space you feel at home in, filled with pieces that speak to you.
