Carefree, bohemian interiors are a popular trend in today’s world, where everyone travels to new destinations and immerses himself in the culture of the land. Old world architecture and ’70s-inspired spaces come together cohesively in a range of design. The luxury houses are artfully decorated with arches and ancient Indian doors intricately carved with paisley patterns and stars, conveying beautiful energies from the past. Global bohemian interiors take on a wandering feel as if they’ve been discovered in a faraway land.

Moroccan decor brings a dramatic touch to your bohemian home. With a touch of Mediterranean architecture with vaulted arches and iron-clad medieval doors, elements have been drawn from grand Moroccan spaces. A style that works well with almost all forms of decoration out there, be it minimalist or maximalist, it certainly catches everyone’s eyes and hearts. The triple arches of the s. XVIII and the palatial horseshoe door are magnificent examples of architecture. Dense, hand-carved woods that have lasted for years and become carefully textured and weathered over time. The texture and feel of the old woods is beyond beautiful and impressive.

Moroccan décor enhances bold patterns and colors and brings a touch of worldliness to your bedroom. Sheer sari drapes that hang like a canopy and patchwork pillows act as pops of color. Sumptuously carved cabinets work beautifully with the subtle colors of the bedding. Diamond patterns, geometric designs are frequently seen on old doors that have been repurposed into console tables and cabinets.

Go bold with turquoise-green sideboards and play with large patterns, dark-textured cabinets that seek to catch the eye, and eye-catching carved headboards. all together Moroccan decor is all about pattern and texture, introduce it with wall hangings and carved wood sculptures. The bed decorated with a kamasutra headboard is an exquisite example of old world design. Moroccan decor plays with contrasting patterns without fear of clashing colors.

Bohemian design that’s carefree and can blend with almost any style, whether it’s modern Scandinavian or found in farmhouse barns that adds elegance to eclectic spaces. Lotus-carved room dividers and chai tables with colorful cushions scattered throughout give the space a free-spirited feel. Great interiors with old world furniture, so classic and unique. Cabinets with brass doors play with the setting sun and give the room a warm and romantic atmosphere.