The boldness of the Boho Style

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Embrace the Rich Bold Jewel Colours of Boho Design


Bohemian design takes us on a journey filled with

 vibrant colours and eclectic patterns, where creativity

flows freely and individuality reigns supreme.

 Imagine stepping into a creativity zone awash

 with rich jewel tones like emerald greens, royal 

blues and deep purples. As a guide to the first

 steps of choosing colours and texture.


Jewel tones: Deep turquoise, emerald, and amethyst

  • Earth tones: Browns, greens, terracotta, rusty oranges,
  •  and warm ochres
  • Metallic hues: Can add a dynamic visual
  • Bright colors: Orange, brilliant blue, crushed berries,
  •  and yellow hibiscus
  • Incorporate natural elements
  •  Experiment with textures.

Top image is from an earlier kit from the Etsy Store.
This is the Current Kit available "Boho Bliss"
A feature of this Journal is the Velvet Cover. 
Beautiful Boho 




















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