5 ways to design a sustainable bedroom or boho bedroom

byYogendraon5/28/2024, 10:01:27 AM

Find out five creative environmentally friendly tips on how to design a bedroom that fuses sustainable bohemian charm and creates a stylish and peaceful haven

Living a Bohemian lifestyle most often implies being in tune with nature, reflected in a decor ethos that espouses sustainability and eco-awareness. At present, with everyone's heightened ecological awareness of the world, incorporating sustainable principles into home design suggests more than a trend—it's about echoing an attitude geared toward contributing to a positive environment. Here are five ideas for creating a Boho-chic space oozing style and environmental concern:

Flooring

When it comes to flooring options, solid wood with visible imperfections can add to the lived-in look of the space. For people on a budget, there are many affordable and eco-friendly options such as SPC, vinyl and wooden laminate flooring available.

Another option is to use printed tiles. Moroccan and mosaic tiles are popular chives for boho chic homes. Natural stone or natural stone finish tiles can make the space look earthy and relaxed.

Natural materials

Rattan cane is a natural material sourced from creeper plants that is a huge part of bohemian interiors. The woven lines of rattan create a pattern that is both contemporary and modern at the same time. Rattan can be included in different forms in the decor. One way of incorporating rattan is through lighting fixtures. They bring natural and earthy elements into the interiors.

Colors

Dark greens, like any other saturated colors, such as red and orange, become dynamic accent colors adding energy and character into a bedroom design. When combined with opulent, deeper wall colors, such as luxurious forest green and rich burgundies, it creates drama and sophistication. These are the wall colors that make opulent backdrops for the vibrancy of accent colors, making them stand out.

Artisans and sustainable brands

Buy local handmade artisan items, or buy from companies that engage in sustainable processes. Handmade items not only add character to your decor but support small businesses and reduce the carbon footprint associated with mass-produced goods.

Furniture

The common low-lying furniture and floor seating are staples in this design. Usual furniture is used, which is majorly made from organic and sustainable materials that add not only to the environment but also give an antique look.

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