Have fun with your living room wall décor and display personal items that have meaning to you and will spark conversations.ĭon’t worry if that leads you to having a varied mix of images, artwork, mirrors or tapestries on your wall, it’s all about reflecting who you are. While I eventually want to add a semi-flush mount light to the center of the ceiling, I am trying to find one that I truly love and that doesn’t cost an arm and a freakin’ leg (man…budgets are such a buzzkill).īut for now, I am pretty content with how this living room is coming together.The bohemian style should be one that allows you to have fun with your interiors and showcase your personality.
A few years ago, I couldn’t find one like it for a reasonable price, but I finally lucked out and found one for under $120 here. One of my favorite scores for this house so far has been this midcentury modern/boho fringe mirror. To further balance the masculine elements in the room, I added these flowy, linen-esque curtains that I found for cheap on Amazon here. Not to mention, I consciously went with a cheaper piece (I got the swivel chair on sale for $300), so that if it does get destroyed, I won’t be too devastated. While cream Bouclé does make me a llittle nervous with my slobs (I mean kids), so far so good! To offset the masculinity of the dark leather sofa and wood cabinets, I incorporated this curved-back, Bouclé swivel chair in the corner of our L-shaped seating arrangement. If I were to eventually paint them, I am leaning towards some sort of black or greige hue. While I have also tinkered with the idea of painting the original built-ins ( which house a record player and a plethora of my husband’s speakers and electronics)under our massive 85” television, I am currently experiencing a bit of design paralysis. Not only that, but I really like how the brick cozies up the room (like I said…I am going for less of a look and more of a feeling).Īnd while I did want all the warm and cozy vibes here, I felt compelled to juxtapose all of the warm elements with some metallic chrome and a pop of blue via pillows (there is something about living on the water that has rekindled my love for coastal design and the color blue). So…I feel like it would be odd to paint the brick here and not paint the other side of the fireplace (like…where would the paint stopping point be?).
You see…the fireplace also opens to the kitchen wall (it’s a two sided fireplace), and I absolutely love the warmth and character that the aged brick adds to our kitchen.
Now.you are probably thinking to yourself – is she not going to paint the brick fireplace and that damn brass surround? While I probably could have gone with a larger coffee table in this room, I am just not ready to part ways with this unique rattan one that I had purchased at the old house. Not to mention, it’s a nice nod to the organic modern aesthetic that I am totally digging right now. I love how this minimalist oil painting I purchased for the space perfectly ties in the color palette of my existing pillows. Not only did I keep the paint color as is, but I purchased both the leather couch and the linen slipcovered sofa from the previous owners as the furniture from our fixer upper would have appeared undersized for this room. As a Reward Style and Amazon affiliate, I earn commission on sales at no extra cost to you. Lucky for me, this room already had character and warmth- with the original board and batten walls painted in a creamy white ( Shoji White by Sherwin Williams).įor your shopping convenience, this post contains affiliate links. So this time around, I was concerned more with cultivating a warm, welcoming feeling for this space versus decorating it purely for aesthetics.Įssentially, I wanted to create a space that felt casual and welcoming (perfect for Netflixin’ and chillin’), while also being sure to inject items that reflected my somewhat minimalist boho style.
Minimalist bohemian living room windows#
While the majority of the main living spaces in my new home come complete with tall, beamed ceilings and large windows overlooking the lake, the living room is a bit more intimate and cozy of a space.Īt our previous house, the bright open living room, while beautiful to look at and photograph, always seemed to lack warmth for me. Today, I am sharing the reveal of my Boho Modern living room along with the shoppable links… Slowly but surely, my midcentury modern lake cottage is beginning to feel like home.
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