A boho bedroom should feel like a slow Sunday morning. Rumpled linen, a macramƩ hanging, trailing plants on the windowsill and sunlight across a woven rug. Boho bedroom wall art finishes the picture. Think earthy colour, loose brushwork, plants, gentle animals and a touch of daydream.
In this guide we'll share eight prints with that relaxed spirit, then walk through where to hang them, how to layer them, and what to avoid.
What makes art feel boho?
Bohemian style is free-spirited and collected, rather than matching and formal. The art tends to share a few qualities:
- Earthy palette. Terracotta, sage, ochre, blush, sand and muted green.
- Loose, handmade marks. Visible brushstrokes, sketchy lines and soft edges.
- Nature everywhere. Plants, flowers, desert hills, sunshine and animals.
- A dreamy mood. Storybook scenes that feel calm and a little magical.
In a bedroom, that softness matters. You want art that helps you unwind, not art that shouts.
Dreamy storybook animals
These three prints share the same gentle, muted earthy palette and simple brushstrokes, so they look lovely together as a set above the bed.
Dreamy Boho Peacock
The Dreamy Boho Peacock Wall Art Print brings a peacock to life in muted earthy tones, surrounded by flowers, plants and soft fauna. It has a soft, dreamy quality that feels tranquil and warm, ideal for a restful room.
Lush Jungle Leopard
The Lush Jungle Leopard Boho Wall Art Print shows a gentle leopard in a natural landscape, adorned with soft flowers and lush jungle greenery. The muted earthy tones keep it calm rather than wild. It pairs beautifully with rattan and cane furniture.
Floral Cat Whiskers
The Floral Cat Whiskers Boho Wall Art Print is a minimalist storybook painting of a characterful white cat in a floral landscape with clouds. Simple brushstrokes and dreamy, muted earthy tones give it a whimsical charm. A sweet choice for a cat lover's bedroom.
Plants and botanicals
Bohemian Soulful Plants
No boho bedroom is complete without plants. The Bohemian Soulful Plants Wall Art Print is a loose, quirky sketch of houseplants in a variety of pots, on a pastel green patterned background. It's carefree and creative, and it looks great near real plants.
Boho Peach Tree
The Boho Peach Tree Painting is rendered in a slightly muted, flat style reminiscent of Matisse, with free-flowing flowers and quirky green leaves. It's playful and simple, and adds a gentle pop of colour above a dresser.
Landscapes for a calm mood
Boho Minimalist Mountain Sun
The Boho Minimalist Mountain Sun Wall Art shows undulating hills in earthy green, blush pink and terracotta beneath a burnt orange sun and a soft beige sky. It feels like a permanent golden hour, which is exactly the mood you want to wake up to.
Boho Flamingo Marsh
The Boho Flamingo Marsh Gouache Art Print features flamingos in a tranquil marsh with reeds and cattails, in soft pastel tones and expressive boho brushstrokes inspired by Matisse. It is serene and elegant, perfect for a pink or blush bedroom.
Boho Yoga Girl and Dog
The Boho Yoga Girl Dog Wildflower Field Art shows a woman in a yoga pose in a wildflower meadow, with her golden retriever sitting nearby. Earthy tones and a mindful mood make it a gentle reminder to slow down. Lovely in a bedroom that doubles as a stretching space.
Find more relaxed pieces in our boho wall art and bedroom wall art collections.
Where to hang boho art in the bedroom
Above the bed
The most natural spot. A trio of the storybook animals in matching A4 or 45x60 cm frames makes a soft, cohesive display. Leave 20 to 30 cm between the headboard and the bottom of the frames.
Above a dresser or chest of drawers
Prop a framed print on top and lean it against the wall, then add a plant, a candle and a small dish. Layering like this is very boho.
Beside the window
A narrow wall next to a window is perfect for a single plant print, especially with a hanging planter nearby.
Opposite the bed
Put the mountain sun here. It's the first thing you'll see each morning.
Layering textures
Boho style is all about texture, and your art should sit within it. Try these combinations:
- A light wood frame, a rattan headboard and a jute rug.
- A white frame against a terracotta or clay-coloured wall.
- Prints mixed with a woven wall hanging or a dried pampas arrangement.
- Linen bedding in sage, rust or oatmeal to pick up the tones in the art.
Three boho bedroom looks
Desert calm
Terracotta walls, linen bedding in rust and cream, and the mountain sun print above the bed in light wood. Add a cactus or two and a woven pendant light.
Jungle retreat
Sage green walls, lots of trailing plants and the leopard, peacock and plant sketch as a loose gallery. Rattan bedside tables complete the look.
Soft and pastel
Warm white walls, blush bedding and the flamingo marsh print as the focal point. Keep accessories light: a sheepskin, a ceramic lamp and dried flowers.
Frames and sizes
All prints are printed on museum-quality paper in A4 (21x29.7 cm), 45x60 cm and 60x90 cm, and come unframed or framed in white, black or light wood. Light wood is our favourite for a boho bedroom, as it feels natural and warm. Choose 60x90 cm for a single piece above a king-size bed.
Mistakes to avoid
- Overly bright colour. Neon brights can feel jarring in a restful boho room. Stick to earthy, muted tones.
- Too perfect a gallery. Boho should look collected over time. A little variety in size is good.
- Forgetting the ceiling height. In a room with low ceilings, keep art lower and wider rather than tall.
Boho bedroom wall art FAQs
What colours suit boho bedroom art?
Terracotta, sage, ochre, blush and sand. These tones are calming and sit well with natural materials.
Can boho art work in a small bedroom?
Yes. Choose one or two A4 prints and lean them on a shelf or dresser to save wall space.
Should all my boho prints match?
Not exactly. Aim for a shared palette rather than identical styles, so the room feels relaxed and personal.
