Discover the origins of true boho furniture

Also called bohemian-style furniture, the boho aesthetic can mean different things to different people because it is highly personal. Here at Franklin Hobart, we describe boho-style furniture as vibrant, eclectic and authentic. It brings an element of surprise to every room and is deeply rooted in art, culture and craftsmanship.

You can buy boho homewares from trusted sellers who source their products from artisans and craftspersons who take pride in their work. Franklin Hobarts offers an exclusive selection of boho chic furniture made with premium materials. Timeless yet modern, raw but sophisticated, our boho homewares will add warmth and character to your living space. Browse our online store today.

In a nutshell, boho chic is an effortless kind of chic that exudes openness and freedom. There are no rules in boho chic décor because this design sensibility is about breaking convention. It is all about expressing your individualism and following your intuition. Franklin Hobart offers eclectic and eye-catching bohemian homewares to help you get started.

A boho interior masterfully combines patterns, colours, textures and bohemian furniture styles through layering, composition and furniture arrangement. Think Spanish tiles, Moroccan lamps, woven rugs and rattan and bamboo chairs gathered from your travels.

Interior designers typically pull all these elements together by highlighting a focal point in the room, following a theme or choosing just one or two accent colours.  

A boho interior has an eclectic and bold aesthetic that fearlessly combines patterns, colours, fabrics and furniture styles that don’t always go together in a seamless fashion.

It can be playful, casual, carefree or romantic depending on your choice of bohemian homewares and art pieces. The latter is particularly important as the bohemian aesthetic is closely associated with the arts, culture and travel.

If anything, a boho interior should look like it is inhabited by someone who has seen the world and has a genuine passion for the arts and crafts.

The bohemian palette is filled with rich and saturated colours like amethyst, saffron, magenta, cobalt and turquoise. Using a combination of these colours will create a sense of warmth, passion and vitality in your living space.

Boho chic, a more refined version of the bohemian aesthetic, is more likely to contain neutrals and earth tones. It also makes better use of colour coordination for a more subdued look.