So Fresh and So Green:
The Bohotanical Collection
What is bohemian decor? Boho style is defined by a mix of elements, including global influences, bright colors and a blend of different patterns. But individuality is really what's important. Boho is special because it's a reflection of your personal taste. No two boho rooms look the same—it's all about free-spirited expression of what appeals to you.
You can further personalize and beautify your boho spaces with plants and other botanical elements. The end result is a blended style we like to refer to as Bohotanical.
It's easy to bring your organic lifestyle to the next level with a few well-chosen Bohotanical accents. While live plants are a great option for Bohotanical decor, you don't need a green thumb to bring this style to life in your home. From vintage-look botanical wall charts to realistic faux plants and small decorative objects with a leafy look, there are lots of options to choose from.
Whether you're looking for a pretty pot for your favorite little plants or you want a no-maintenance source of greenery, the Bohotanical collection has what you need. Here's a look at some of our favorite pieces.
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Available in 4 colors, these tiny terracotta pocket planters ($12) can stand alone, but you can also group them together for a botanical mosaic with pops of color.
The Olivia plant stand (3 sizes, $134-$174) is sculptural and chic, making a real or faux plant feel like a work of art.
Bohotanical decor can be soft and inviting, too. These accent pillows, available in two shapes ($58-$84), blend the fractal-like beauty of ferns with the boho-ready textures of embroidery.
These petite cement planters ($7 each) have stamped decor that recalls the look of Dutch Delftware tiles. They're a fun way of injecting some European influence into your global decor melange.
You can even dress your walls in botanical splendor. These vintage-style canvas prints ($28 each) look like something out of an early 20th-century biology textbook.
