Features and arrangement of boho-style kitchens

Boho style kitchens became fashionable in France many years ago. Today, they are most often decorated in their homes and apartments by representatives of bohemia, the creative environment, who receive many guests in their homes. This option is great for small rooms in which you need to fit everything you need in a few square meters.

The interior of small and large kitchens in boho-chic style allows at first glance to emphasize the individuality of the owner, it looks luxurious and expensive. Let's take a closer look at the features of the arrangement of boho-style kitchens.

A boho-style kitchen is always a carnival of bright colors, unexpected combinations of textures and colors, an abundance of details and decorations. The highest chic is the use of exclusively natural finishing and decorative materials. Vintage elements, mixing eras, interspersed with other trends in design are always appropriate here. Boho can hardly be called an exquisite style, it is rather close to eclecticism or ethnicity.

Distinctive features of the style include the following characteristics:

• non-standard - boho was born in a mixture of cultures, therefore it allows the most daring combinations of decorative solutions;
• availability - most of the elements are as simple as possible, inexpensive items; many decorative items (carpets, textiles, furniture) can be made by hand;
• brightness - not flashy, but natural, natural colors and shades are actively used here; turquoise and emerald, fresh herbs, raspberries, strawberries, blackberries - this is what designers are inspired by;
• massive furniture - modern plastic or wood chipboards are inappropriate here; only a solid array of natural wood, metal, velvet upholstery of bar stools, armchairs with high headrests.

When choosing finishing materials for a boho kitchen, you should give preference to natural elements with an expressive texture. Most often, tiles are used here: tiles, patchwork options. It is better to finish the apron with glossy or pearlescent versions with a "wave" or other types of volumetric decor. The floors can be wooden, rather rough, solid. Ceramics will also be appropriate, especially in wet areas - near the stove, sink.

The ceiling is most often made matte. In country houses, a plank option is most often used with staining in a natural palette, with accent contrasting beams. In the apartment, you can use multi-level ceiling structures made of non-combustible materials, creating a feeling of comfort and warmth. Wall decoration can be quite simple, laconic - most often designers get by with painting.

Boho style in the interior of the kitchen always looks cozy and respectable. Even in a small area, in this case, it is easy to place many racks, cabinets, shelves, forming a convenient storage system. The kitchen-living room with a seating area looks more impressive in a boho-chic style. Here, as never before, elements of the hippie era, gypsy motives with their rich colors and rich decor are clearly manifested.

Boho is the perfect solution for saving vintage furniture. Careless staining, aging and brushing of wood allows you to get the effect of the very bohemian chic that designers seek.

A carpet on the floor is an obligatory element of decoration. Most often these are jute, wicker or knitted options, which are quite practical to use in the kitchen.

The abundance of fresh flowers - in hanging flower pots, outdoor flowerpots, just in pots - also gives the interior in a bohemian spirit its charm. Fresh greens fit well into the patchwork, colorful design of the kitchen, making it more comfortable and habitable. Eco-friendly items made from recycled materials, a variety of hand-made items, clay pots and hand-painted ceramic plates are also welcome here.

In terms of the use of lighting fixtures, boho is similar to other ethnic and bohemian design trends. Here, not ultra-modern fixtures are welcome, but full-scale lamps with a lampshade, often on a long suspension, placed zonal or in a row, along the entire length of the ceiling.

In the choice of lampshades, 2 directions can be distinguished. The first one is emphatically ethnic, using handmade elements in the form of weaving from a vine. Quite in the boho style, popular ball lamps made of branches. In the kitchen area, the second type of lamps is more often placed - black steel or copper, cone-shaped, on a suspension.

A bright boho-style kitchen for a country house. An abundance of handmade accessories, emphasized simple solid wood furniture, plank floors are harmoniously combined with the sparkling chrome of household appliances and a colorful tile backsplash on the wall.

A small boho-style kitchen with a U-shaped arrangement of work surfaces and multi-colored cabinet fronts, although it looks rather unusual, performs all its functions.

A simple boho kitchen in which every inch is used for its intended purpose. There are few decorative elements, but they are all appropriate and necessary.

For information on how to create a boho-style interior, see the next video.