It was a hippie thing in the ’60s and ‘70s, then a decidedly festival-chic one in the mid-aughts. An eclectic mix of natural textures, earthy tones, and well-traveled treasures, boho outdoor decor says: you’re already outside, so your backyard might as well exhale.
We can’t talk about free-spirited boho outdoor style without talking Anthropologie, the name that converted many a millennial to boho, now swapping peasant tops and ruffled maxi skirts for perfectly antiqued filigree lanterns and low-rise daybeds flanked by doting rattan flamingos. TOV Furniture’s Rafa Side Table looks like a resortwear clutch for your cocktails, while Quince – giving those $50 Mongolian cashmere sweaters a run for their money – makes a perfectly weathered Persian-style rug to set the scene.
