If you’ve been scrolling through Pinterest wishing your bedroom felt less like a “sleeping box” and more like a warm, soulful retreat, you are in the right place. Today, we’re diving into the world of Modern Boho design.
We’ve curated ten stunning looks that prove you don’t need a massive renovation to change your vibe. All you need is a little mustard yellow, some natural textures, and a lot of plants. Let’s walk through these spaces together and find the inspiration for your next home project!
1. Golden Geometric
I am absolutely obsessed with the symmetry here! If you’re nervous about bold colors, this is how you do it right. The large woven wall hanging acts as a focal point without being overwhelming. Notice how the chunky knit throw in that deep mustard yellow adds so much texture? It makes you want to just dive right in. The use of pampas grass on both sides of the bed creates this soft, ethereal frame that feels like a warm hug. It’s cozy, balanced, and perfectly “natural.”
2. Macramé Dreams
This look is for the true macramé lovers. By layering a detailed textile over a simple rattan headboard, the room gains immediate depth. What I love most about this specific setup is the peach-toned curtains. They catch the sunlight and cast a soft, rosy glow over everything. It’s a great reminder that “Boho” doesn’t just have to be brown and green—adding a hint of sunset tones makes the whole space feel more romantic and airy.
3. Rattan Radiance
Talk about a statement headboard! This sunburst rattan piece is a total showstopper. This room leans into a cleaner, brighter aesthetic with the white textured walls. The “secret sauce” here is the hanging plants at different heights. It creates a “living wall” effect that brings the outdoors in. Also, take a peek at those mismatched rugs—layering a rectangular jute rug with a circular patterned one is a pro tip for making a room feel curated rather than “matched.”
4. Rainbow Tassels
If you’re someone who thinks “more is more,” this one’s for you. This is such a fun, high-energy take on the theme! The yellow walls are bold, but that giant macramé piece with the multi-colored tassels is the real star. It adds a playful, global-traveler vibe. To keep it from feeling chaotic, they’ve grounded the look with deep teal pillows, which provides a nice “cool” contrast to all that “warm” yellow.
5. Cozy Autumn
This image feels like a crisp October morning. If you have a cat, you know they are the ultimate judge of “cozy,” and this kitty looks very happy! The wooden shelf above the bed is a genius way to display a plant collection if you’re short on floor space. The lighting here is everything—the warm glow from the Edison bulb lamp against the fall foliage outside the window creates an atmosphere that’s 100% pure hygge.
6. Vintage Charm
Who says Boho can’t be elegant? Using a white wrought-iron bed frame instead of wood gives this room a vintage, “French countryside” twist. The ochre-plaster walls give the room a lot of old-world character. My favorite detail? That super fluffy sheepskin rug next to the bed. It’s the first thing your feet touch in the morning, and honestly, that’s the kind of self-care we all deserve.
7. Moody Mustard
This is “Boho-Chic” with a sophisticated edge. The dark, ornate wooden headboard provides a heavy, grounded contrast to the bright yellow walls. It feels a bit more “maximalist” and worldly. The geometric rug with the pops of blue and terracotta adds a tribal feel that ties all the colors together. It’s a great example of how you can mix dark, heavy furniture with bright, bohemian accents for a look that feels expensive and lived-in.
8. Textured Tassels
Let’s talk about that wall decor! That giant circular woven piece is like a piece of jewelry for your wall. This room uses a lot of “shabby chic” elements, like the oversized distressed floor mirror. Using a silver vase for pampas grass adds a tiny bit of unexpected “glam” to an otherwise very earthy room. It’s all about those little contradictions that make a space feel personal.
9. Plastered Palms
The texture on that yellow accent wall is incredible—it looks like hand-applied plaster, which adds so much soul to the room. This setup feels very “tropical bungalow.” By keeping the bedding mostly white and just using a mustard throw, the room stays feeling fresh and breathable despite the saturated wall color. The low platform bed also helps make the ceilings feel higher and the vibe more relaxed.
10. Sunset Seascape
Finally, we have a more modern, “Minimalist-Boho” approach. This one is all about the art. The large sunset-over-the-ocean print acts as a second “window” and sets a very peaceful tone. If you love the yellow aesthetic but want something cleaner and less “busy,” stick to a simple wooden bed frame, one large plant (like that gorgeous Bird of Paradise), and a single piece of impactful art.