Bohemian bedrooms have always arrived with a certain expectation. You imagine linen curtains lifting in the breeze, woven wall hangings catching the light, layers of texture softening the room into something relaxed and slightly escapist. It’s an aesthetic tied as much to feeling as to decoration — tactile and comfortably undone.
For a long time, though, that image translated into bedrooms that felt heavily themed. Saturated colour, abundant pattern and constant layering made Bohemian visually rich, but not always restful. And as our bedrooms have shifted toward spaces of retreat rather than statement, the way designers approach the look has started to change.
