Boho Home Décor Shopping Roundup

Boho Home Décor Shopping Roundup

Plants, shaggy textures, bold color, wood tones—boho home décor is still one of my favorite styles to use when decorating or gathering inspiration online, so I thought I’d dedicate an entire post to it. Boho décor isn’t necessarily something that I go “all in” on in our home since the architecture of our spaces is more on the traditional side, but I try to create little visual nods throughout to pay homage to this style that I always seem to be drawn to in other people’s homes (think: using an abundance of plants, incorporating pattern through wallpaper, using earthy colors, etc.). Keep scrolling for a roundup of the boho accents currently on my wishlist, plus my best tip for nailing this kind of design style in your own home.

Boho Home Décor Shopping Roundup:

1. Rattan Shelf

2. Bluetooth Speaker

3. Plant Shelf

4. Area Rug

5. Carved Tray

6. Muted Portrait Art

7. Woven Chandelier

8. Wood Wall Art

9. Fabric Coasters

10. Faux Yucca Plant

11. Propagation Plant Stand

12. Pillow Covers Set

13. Shag Pillow

14. Multi-Color Quilt

15. Ceramic Hand Dish

16. Rattan Lamp

17. Metal Flower Art

18. Faux Tabletop Plants

19. Flower Baskets

20. Terracotta Vase

21. Woven Tabletop Baskets Set

22. Wooden Face Décor

23. Geometric Art

24. Bright Portrait Art

25. Arched Mirror

26. Wood And Rattan Console

27. Area Rug

Which piece is your favorite from the list? It’s so hard for me to choose, but I finally narrowed it down to three top picks: the arched rattan wall shelf, that epically colorful quilt, and the shaggy pillows that feature many of the same tones as the quilt. One tip for designing a boho-inspired space is to pick at least three items to use alongside your other décor. This style of interior design seems to need a bit of saturation in terms of the amount of elements you bring in to really get the point across, so choose 3-5 boho accents to create the earthy, maximalist vibe that you’re after. Let me know your favorite picks from today’s roundup in the comments!

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Which Kitchen Stool Should We Keep?

Which Kitchen Stool Should We Keep?

*Today’s post was made possible by SONGMICS HOME, and features gifted product for the purposes of a candid review. All opinions are my own.

I know it’s so trite to say, but I can’t believe that it’s already November! It feels like Christmas 2024 was just a few weeks ago, and here we are a handful of weeks away from Christmas 2025. Time truly does fly. I’m already in full house cleaning mode ahead of the holidays as we plan to welcome guests, and my latest project is in the kitchen where I’m trying to decide between two stool options from SONGMICS HOME. Keep scrolling for more photos and my thoughts, and then make sure you leave your vote in the comments so we can decide once and for all which option to keep for Thanksgiving and Christmas this year.

Which Kitchen Stool Should We Keep?Which Kitchen Stool Should We Keep?

Which Kitchen Stool Should We Keep?

Which Kitchen Stool Should We Keep?

First up we have the bar stools that come with built-in backrests. I love the feeling of being able to lean against a plush backrest, and especially love that these come with sewn-in back pockets, perfect for stowing away Christmas cards and other types of mail and magazines. The exposed stitching is a really lovely detail, and the upholstery is very wipeable, which is handy since John and I eat at this bar top almost every night. But do they feel a little too bulky for this spot? This area of our kitchen between the meal-prep zone and our snug lounge is admittedly a little tight, so I’m worried that the addition of backs on the stool makes them look a little too visually heavy for the area.

Which Kitchen Stool Should We Keep?Which Kitchen Stool Should We Keep?

Then we have the backless bar stools. I love how the size and shape look a little more balanced in this spot, and they’re still very comfortable to sit in despite the fact that they don’t have backrests. I think the simpler silhouette here could offer more flow from sitting to standing when the room is crowded with family during the holidays, so I’m definitely torn. I appreciate that these backless stools still have the wipeable upholstery and cool stitching detail that the backrest chairs have.

Which Kitchen Stool Should We Keep?

Which Kitchen Stool Should We Keep?

It really just comes down to whether I want backs or not! Both options feature identical design details and comfort level, all except for the built-in back. Do you think they look too bulky with backs in our home, or does the added bonus of having something to lean on make up for the larger visual and physical footprint? Let me know what you think in the comments, and make sure you click today’s post links to shop the stools. They come in sets of two and are currently on sale (the backless version is less than $100 for the pair, and the two chairs with backs are under $145). Which would you choose?

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