22 Boho Kitchen Ideas

Boho kitchens are infused with personality and idiosyncratic style, often feature vintage elements and collections, plants, and patterns in wallpaper and tile. There may be open shelving, natural materials like wood and tile, global touches and eclectic design that is dictated more by personal taste than trends. See some of our favorite bohemian kitchens, and read our tips and pointers for creating a boho look in your space.

In this tiny house boho kitchen, a mint green fridge and microwave, copper pipe structures for drop shelving and a farmhouse sink add style and function to the small space.

Playful colors and an idiosyncratic sense of style are features of boho style.

A patterned rug, open shelving and plenty of plants give this galley-style kitchen a boho sensibility.

The kitchen features modern design complemented by warm, rustic wood elements. A large wicker basket finds new life here as an art installation, giving depth as well as texture to the space. For color, an assortment of wine bottles handmade in South Africa adds an element of global culture.

A galley kitchen makes the most of space in this Airstream trailer. Wooden countertops and pink cabinets are accented by green tile and an orange-red wall with a handpainted wolf howling at the moon.

Designer Rebecca Cartwright recommends blending old and new elements, personal items, artisan-made crafts and artwork as well as organic elements to give a lived-in but still curated quality. This colorful cabinets and open shelves add unique charm to this bohemian kitchen in a home located outside of Atlanta.

Bohemian kitchens aren't afraid to go with their gut, which means tile and patterns are chosen because the homeowner loves them, not for resale value.

Bohemian kitchens are welcoming, casual, relaxing and full of charm, like this kitchen with vintage and cottage details.

This neutral and earthy bohemian kitchen in a cottage-style home features a natural wood island, baskets and open shelving.

This home in Huntington, New York on Long Island features a mix of modern items and vintage pieces with imperfections or the patina of age.

Open and bright, this boho kitchen perfectly balances a glazed tile emerald backsplash against white cabinets.

Garden windows are a great way of showing off your plant love.

Geometric pieces like the funky pendant lights and the diamond tile backsplash are a fun way to bring a boho touch to this kitchen's industrial design.

Wallpaper with attitude is one marker of a bohemian kitchen.

This completely renovated boho California kitchen features multiple patterns and an airy, open feel.

These thrifted copper finds work beautifully along with other organic elements in this boho kitchen vignette.

This tiny black and white kitchen designed by Kim Lewis Designs is nine feet wide and features creative use of black paint on the wall. The funky pendant lights are by CB2.

Vintage leather belts hold up the shelves in the kitchen. This is just the kind of idiosyncratic use of material you'd expect in a bohemian kitchen.

This open kitchen in a mountaintop A-frame home features a bold tile and plenty of wood to suit the rustic setting.

A small kitchen with pink cabinets has room for an oven, cooktop and gorgeous blue-green tiled backsplash. An open shelf above is hung using leather straps for additional storage.

This vintage, 1930s Long Island bungalow features bold colors and design. The wallpaper is by Scandinavian designer Hanna Werning.