Designing a Bohemian Style Kitchen: 3 Tips for Manhattan Homes

Your kitchen ambitions will start to materialize during a consultation for a kitchen makeover. But you need a plan if you want reality to match your ideal.

You can get many of your questions answered during a free consultation by KS Renovation.

One timeless and unique design for your kitchen could be a bohemian style kitchen. We'll talk to you today about the bohemian style kitchen and discuss the main points to consider.

Why Do We Maintain Fascinated With The Bohemian Style?

In particular, when contrasted with the all-white kitchens, which also have our hearts, the vibrant colors, patterns, and fabric mix that characterize the aesthetic are distinctive. Additionally, a boho kitchen style is adaptable; you can choose to go for a thoroughly bohemian aesthetic from floor to ceiling or just a touch of it (by adding some bursts of color, pattern, or texture to your gorgeous all-white kitchen) (and everywhere in between).

Get to Know Bohemian Style Kitchen Basis:

Burnt orange, mustard yellow, pink, and deep indigo are examples of bohemian hues. The bohemian essentials combine textures and patterns from raw wood, soft leather, woven textiles, and greenery; however, you can change them to suit your individual taste.

If you want a modern bohemian style kitchen, stay with clean lines and warm colors from the same color family rather than choosing the fabric and textures that define the bohemian style.

Get some statement pieces emphasizing the elaborate elements frequently seen in bohemian style if you want to create a more classic bohemian vibe.

Now, depending on the commitment you're willing to make to style, let's look at how you may use those fundamentals to design a bohemian style kitchen.

Create A Bohemian Style Kitchen In Manhattan

Several options are available if you're undertaking a kitchen renovation and want to achieve a boho-chic vibe. It can be easy to incorporate elements of the boho style into an existing kitchen using color, pattern, and texture. You're lucky if the rest of your house is decorated in a modern or classic style since a boho kitchen will fit right in as long as you incorporate design cues from the rest.

To Create A Bohemian Style Kitchen That’s Easy To Change

For the kitchen floor, go with a runner with ikat patterns.
Showcase a range of colorful and vibrantly patterned bowls and plates.
Make room for a lot of plants (the greener, the better)
Take a few woven or tattered leather barstools.
Add a wall hanging made of macramé.

If You're Prepared To Commit To Bohemian Style, But Not To A Complete Kitchen Renovation…

Replace your current backsplash with patterned tiles.
Include pendant lights with a Moroccan theme.
Utilize warm, mixed-metal kitchen hardware, such as rose gold or brass.
Pick a paint color that complements the boho style (burnt orange, mustard yellow, pink or deep indigo)

If You're Prepared To Design The Dreamy Bohemian Style Kitchen In Manhattan…

Choose the type of boho you want first: gentle, edgy, or wild. For each, we have options.

1. Tame Bohemian Kitchen

Cabinetry: Plain-doored antique white cabinets.

Countertop: rustic, aged wood

Pendant lights in a woven circle

Warm-toned Ikat runner for the decor

Stools for the bar: white and braided stools

2. Edgy Bohemian Kitchen

Aged rustic wood door in a slab door style for cabinets

Natural soapstone for a countertop.

Decorative metal pendant lights

Sizeable gold circle mirror for the decor

Bar stools: Stools made of worn, warm leather.

3. Wild Bohemian Kitchen

Cabinetry: Rustic wood open shelves on top and deep plum cabinets with slab doors on the bottom.

Copper antique countertops

Moroccan-style pendant lights

Large, vibrant tapestry or print in the boho style

Bar stools: Any stool with a metallic undertone

Making a large, vivid boho kitchen may be outside your comfort zone, but if it's a style you adore, we urge you to try it. This is one trend that never really goes away, and what seems trendy today can still be significant in the future.