and affordability are what makes bohemian decor so appealing to me.” Her recipe for the look features jewel-toned items, metallic touches, alluring prints, a fusion of global influences and layers of textures. Finally, add a dash of mismatched pieces from various origins and eras, delicious colours, exquisite textiles and imaginative displays. Ten simply mix into a beguiling blend, display with flair, and sit back and drink in the pleasure of a space that’s truly unique to you. Feeling the call to go boho? Here are four ways to rock a boho look, which you can easily personalise and make your own...


GET IN THE SPIRIT A monochrome scheme, tropical plants and Eastern artefacts like Buddah heads give this setting a far- away feel that’s both zen and chic. “When I first saw this cottage that came with my house, it was love at first sight. Te sun-bleached tin roof and the exposed raſters had an irresistibly seductive bohemian feel. However, it needed a major decorating faceliſt,” explains O’Neill. She aimed for a “fresh, young, hip look” with white painted walls, ceiling and exposed raſters”, which she contrasted with a black painted floor. It adds a masculine touch, which balances the more feminine aspects of the decor and provides continuity between the sleeping and living areas.


“TROPICAL PLANTS AND EASTERN


ARTEFACTS LIKE BUDDAH HEADS GIVE THIS SETTING A FAR-AWAY FEEL.”


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