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Boho lamps for unconventional living dreams
A passionate mix of colours, patterns & natural materialsBoho is more than "just" an interior design style. In fact, boho is not least due to its long history, which dates back to the 19th century. It is an attitude to life that goes back to the 19th century. Individualists who like things colourful, cosy and natural can let off steam in the boho interior with lovingly selected individual pieces and creative lighting designs. Old flea market treasures join new furnishings, including handmade lamps. Colourful cushions, macramé, fringed rugs and wickerwork made from bamboo, rattan and seagrass fit perfectly with the boho trend, which cannot be pigeonholed.
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Boho-chic ceiling lamps
As boho flair always includes a touch of cosiness, ceiling lamps in this trendy style are often made of woven bamboo baskets or spread their warm white light through coarsely woven, earth-coloured or even colourful textile shades in the room. The proximity of Boho to Scandi is definitely recognisable and invites you to creatively combine the styles.
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Boho-style floor lamps
The joy of trying things out and searching for your next favourite piece is a prerequisite for boho lovers. Which floor lamp goes best next to the colourful poufs and rugs or your favourite armchair with corduroy cushions is a matter of taste. Whatever you like is allowed - and in boho style these are usually colourful eye-catchers with patterned umbrellas or creatively woven bamboo or rattan umbrellas.
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Bohemian-style pendant lights
The cosy seating area with its colourful chest of drawers and velvety armchair can be wonderfully accentuated with a trendy pendant light with a bamboo shade. The boho style, which celebrates creative contradictions and is unconventional, colourful and extremely natural at the same time, leaves plenty of scope for a versatile and individual furnishing mix. Patterns, embroidery and fringes can also be used to playfully decorate the boho hanging lamp.
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Boho table lamps
Table lamps are ideal for decorating chests of drawers and side tables. Mid-century chic models, lights with ethnic motifs and warm-looking textile shades are particularly boho. Material mixes made from renewable raw materials such as rattan, wood, bamboo and cork also fit in wonderfully. Tip: The bedroom also becomes even cosier with boho-style bedside lamps.
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Boho-style wall lights
Anyone who indulges in boho chic cannot ignore wall lamps that provide indirect cosy light through bamboo and textile shades. Bright colours also find their place here, as do muted tones made from natural materials. Here, too, it's the mix that makes the difference and creates a feel-good, happy vibe.
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Boho-style patio lamps
The dreamy boho style also finds its way into our outdoor living rooms in summer. Here, too, the motto is: Bamboo wicker lamps, rattan & co. set the tone in the cosy mix of materials. Portable lamps in the shape of lanterns and also oriental with a perforated pattern - inspired by distant worlds - make our summer evenings even cosier and more inviting with boho flair.
The boho story
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Where does boho style come from?
The 19. The 19th century brought about a period of social upheaval: the bohemians - unconventionally thinking poets and artists - rebelled against the conservative bourgeoisie. This movement was characterised not only by an intellectual discourse, but also by a new, much more individual form of living and furnishing.
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Boho and the hippie culture
Anyone who associates the term "boho" with the hippie movement is also right. Boho chic experienced its second spring in the sixties and seventies. It was revived in the nineties. And now? Yes, it's that time of year again for a new boho wave that we're happy to ride along on when it comes to lighting design!
Boho characteristics
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What makes boho flair so special?
The boho trend thrives on a cheerful mix of old and new, colours and materials. It conveys joie de vivre and is also sustainable to a certain extent thanks to the lovingly selected individual pieces that remain part of the interior for a long time. The focus on natural materials and handmade favourites also contributes to this.
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Elements in detail:
- Wickerwork made from bamboo, seagrass & co.
- Colourful lamps and textile shades
- Basic shades beige & earth colours
- Colourful patterns and ethnic motifs
- Colourful cushions, blankets and rugs
- Nicki, velvet and corduroy fabrics
- Macramé and wind catcher
- Small furniture with flea market charm
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