You may or may not have heard of boho chic, which is a new trendy style of decorating that is known for its versatility and casual yet artistic outlook. Pulling the whole look together are natural elements and wonderful earthy tones mixed with pops of colours and patterns that give boho chic its eclectic “indoor oasis” look. 

The important thing to remember is boho chic isn’t necessarily a classically “luxurious” look, but rather is all about an all-organic vibe, defined by natural materials such as rattan and straw. You could even think of it as a modern take on the hippie culture of yesteryears, for its laidback attitude and sunny disposition. 

Let’s dive deeper into some chic boho elements to discover what makes them work so well: 

1. House plants for bathrooms of all sizes

A touch of green life is a quick and easy way to instantly uplift the look of any bathroom. Even for those who may be concerned that they don’t have much of a green thumb, you could also opt for true-to-life fake plants that do not require any maintenance – just be careful not to overcrowd your space with them. 

For those with smaller bathrooms, a great place to put your house plants is on the water cistern of your close-coupled or one-piece water closet – way to maximise the available space and surfaces! 

2. Rattan accessories to spruce up your bathroom

The key to making a space uniquely yours is through accessories: small decorative items that allow your personality and preferences to shine through. These can manifest as wall decorations or even functional items such as a laundry or toiletries basket. 

Rattan accessories, being cheap and easy to make, are a cost-effective way of sprucing up your bathroom, and their easy-going air yet sturdy structure makes for a good blend between form and function. Alternatively, you could also consider accessories made from natural straw for a similar price range and aesthetic. 

3. Earthy tones for a laid-back bathroom design

To really nail the laidback and casual vibe of boho chic, earthy tones should dominate your bathroom. Here, we’re talking about shades of clay, sand, and soil – all pleasing and unassuming tones that blend well with any space. 

By using earthy tones as your primary palette, a calming and relaxing atmosphere can be created, and also provides a strong base for you to build off, whether to introduce house plants and rattan accessories or to add pops of colour and patterns to explore a psychedelic feel.

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