Hi there! My name is Abigail and I am the creator of this blog. I’m a boho and DIY living loving girl from the United States, who loves to create handmade gifts for friends and family. Boho wall art is one of my favorite things to make, because it’s so fun and artistic! On my blog you can find tutorials, guides, tips and tricks to help you on your journey to creating your own boho wall art home.

I am a huge fan of wooden wall art. It’s unique and eye-catching, which is why it’s perfect for a boho themed home. The thing I love most about my blog is the community it has created. I want this community to grow even more so if you have any questions or comments please leave them below in the comment section. You can also connect with me via social media by clicking on the links below!

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Boho wall art can really help a home come together. The great thing about boho art is that there are so many different things that you can include in your work. You want to make sure that you are keeping a cohesive look, but that doesn’t mean that you have to stick with one type of art.

There are many types of art that will fit into a boho home. You can find wall paper and tapestry that has tribal or ethnic designs on them, as well as painted furniture. Wood carvings also will fit in perfectly with the rest of your decor, as will many other hand carved items. Another great thing about boho art is that is incorporates so many different mediums and styles, allowing you to put your own personal stamp on the work.

The great thing about boho is its versatility. Again, because it incorporates so many different mediums and styles, it works well in any room of the house, regardless of size or shape. It is also very easy to switch out artwork when you feel like making a change. This makes it a great style for those who are not quite sure how they want their spaces to look.

When picking out artwork for your walls, keep these tips in mind:

1) Make

First of all, we are going to look at the wood to be used in the making of a wooden home decor.

The type and quality of wood must be taken into consideration before anything else. It is very important to know if your wall art will be exposed to a lot of moisture or not. You also need to think about the weight of the piece and how it will affect the durability of your walls or ceiling, since most people like their wooden wall art to be hung on their walls. The best thing you can do is contact a professional interior designer and have them come take a look at your home, then they can point out the best places for you to hang some wooden wall art pieces.

Wood comes in three different types, there is hardwood, softwood and plywood. Hardwood and softwood are very similar in looks, but they are not the same. Plywood is usually made up of different layers of wood glued together. Softwoods are usually lighter in color than hardwoods which are almost always darker in color.

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When it comes to painting your home, you are likely to hear the terms “boho” or “bohemian” tossed around a lot. Both styles are similar in many ways. However, they do have some distinct differences. Here are a few tips so you can determine which home style fits best with your personality, and design preferences.

TIP 1: Bohemian Home Decor is more Relaxed, Boho Home Decor is More Trendy ///

The main difference between boho and bohemian home decor is the level of formality each one has to offer. Boho has a relaxed feel that is not as trendy as the bohemian style. With the bohemian home decor, you will find more artistic touches, like colorful accents and bold patterns. This can cause many people to confuse bohemian and boho. It is important to remember that these two styles are very different from one another even though they have a lot of similarities.

Please note that both types of home decor are still very popular and have been for quite some time now. They were popularized in the 60s and 70s; however, their popularity did not drop off ever since then. They continue to be popular among homeowners because they are unique styles with