BOHO CHIC HOME DECOR

Making Memories Boho Chic Frames and Accessories round brocade

It's everything your pictures have ever dreamt of and more. Boho Chic Frames and Accessories have an antique copper finish and give you multiple options for surrounding your beloved photographs.The frames and accessories are self-adhesive and archival safe. Square frames come with two triangular accessories. Round frames come with one round accessory.Square frame dimensions: 4 1/4 in. x 4 1/4 in. with 2 1/2 in. x 2 1/2 in. opening.Round frame dimensions: 4 1/4 in. diameter with 2 1/2 in. diameter opening.

Passei o Boho Chic (esse cinzinha lindo) e no dia seguinte choveu!
Ele durou bastante nas unhas, mas poxa, apesar de lindo, achei uma cor "enjoativa" entendem?
Nao sei se e pq nao tenho costume de usar cinzas, alias este e o 1? cinza que uso, enfim tava tao sem graca que passei o "love story" pra ver se ficava mais alegre! Legal ficou, mas no dia seguinte tirei!

PS: O frio ta acabando com minhas cuticulas, nao sei mais o que fazer pra hidrata-las!

Beijocas!

Essa comparacao foi pra acabar com a minha teimosia mesmo.
Nao, o Boho Chic nao e parecido com o Corda Bamba.
Talvez pra quem nao ligue pra esmalte eles sejam iguais, mas pra uma viciada como eu eles sao bem diferentes!

O Corda Bamba tem um pouco de bege enquanto o Boho Chic nao tem bege nenhum.
O acabamento tambem e diferente: o Boho Chic tem microbrilhos enquanto o Corda Bamba e totalmente cremoso.

What is Bohemian style? Bohemian Style is economy-minded but never dull. It’s lively, idiosyncratic, exuberant, attention-getting, and above all, intensely decorative. Bohemians know how to create style on a shoestring, improvise furnishings from cast-offs, and conjure up magic from the mundane.



Bohemian Style is packed with resplendent examples detailing the origins of this innovative style and its influence on design today. This inspirational guide covers the entire history of Bohemian style, from the cooperative endeavors of William Morris and his circle to Augustus John and members of the Bloomsbury Group to the major influences of Picasso, Modigliani, and the Beats.



Bohemian Style provides fantastic alternative paint techniques; one-of-a-kind approaches for walls and flooring; tips for utilizing “found objects” in design; examples of ways to use soft furnishings; and even advice for taking Bohemian style outdoors. Dozens of inspirational color photographs combined with clear, understandable text makes this a never-ending source of ideas for free spirits to tap into, experiment with, and create an exceptional look all their own.





• Dozens of innovative, striking ways to create imaginative alternative living spaces


From the Trade Paperback edition.

Tired of buying your furniture in giant warehouses an hour's drive away and struggling with assembly instructions once home, only to see the same table on the same rug in your friends' houses? Well, don a neckerchief and white blouse, pour a glass of plain old red table wine, put on some Billie Holiday, and prepare to reject "the dull conformity of mass taste and manners."
But first, read the opening chapter of interior designer and author Elizabeth Wilhide's Bohemian Style, "Artists in Residence." It's a succinct, erudite history of bohemianism as seen through the lives and often communal homes of 19th- and 20th-century artists such as William Morris, Augustus John, and Dora Carrington. The walls, floors, ceilings, light fixtures, fireplaces, and everything else in these artists' domiciles--country cottages, studios, even gypsy caravans--not only kept body and iconoclastic soul together, but also became surfaces to paint, tile, sculpt, drape, and draw. So--no money for canvas this month? Paint the landscape on the kitchen wall, then. Anything, except the status quo, goes here.
The remainder of the book is devoted to the how of bohemian style: how to paint (including how to make your own paint), applique, mosaic, tile, collage, dye and drape textiles, even turn found objects into art and light fixtures. The emphasis here is on the quick and easy--how to dash off a wall treatment in an afternoon, say. That said, it should be clear that type A personalities may very well find the decorating ideas in this book frustrating, even a shade slapdash. They're not bohemians.
A book delineating how to decorate in a style that is by its nature personal and idiosyncratic may seem a contradiction in terms, and in many ways it is, but the how here really consists of seed ideas, ruminations on how bohemians would do it, and tips for making your own visions come to life successfully. Note that there are no step-by-step instructions here; beginners will have to go elsewhere for those. Or make up their own.
With its colorful, full-page photos of historic and modern rooms that exemplify the bohemian aesthetic and its intelligently written text, this is a book that can change the way you think about home decor and even how you live in your home. --Stefanie Durbin