Principles and criteria of the Bohemian style and its impact on interior design

Styles, models, and theories of interior design vary, with each style finding acceptance and approval among individuals based on their cultural background. With the recent emergence of numerous trends and styles, the Bohemian style stands out. Also known as Boho or Boho Chic, this concept originates from the French word for gypsy tribes, tracing its roots back to 1800 in France. It is characterized by a lack of restrictions due to its unconventional and liberal ideology, relying primarily on complete freedom of choice and diverse design lines that blend multiple models with varied colors and the use of numerous materials.



The elements of the interior design of the Bohemian style are distinguished by clear features and differences from the rest of the styles, which necessitate studying and analyzing them to find stable foundations and standards when dealing with them in the spatial space to achieve the required activity and considering all the basic requirements.

The research problem is to develop specific bases and criteria for applying the Bohemian style of various interior design elements to all activities that meet functional, aesthetic, economic, and other requirements. Several conclusions were drawn, the most important of which is that there is a historical and cultural background to the Bohemian style, and it has foundations and standards that can be applied to all activities and requirements of interior design. The Bohemian style is a style that achieves complete freedom in choosing interior design elements with different and unconventional lines.