Bohemian design rose to American prominence in the 1960s and 1970s, springing from the counterculture and hippie movements. That's why it often features bold color, global motifs, ...

The laid back and unencumbered bohemian decor trend looks easy to pull off, but it can be hard to attain, said Melissa Amos, interior designer and owner of Parlor 430 in Downtown Summerlin.

The Bohemian style seems to be trending, do you think it’s a bit of a backlash against the minimalist interiors that have been so popular in recent years? "Yes.

Bohemian decor continues to evolve to adopt a more modern aesthetic. Today, it’s common to see bohemian living rooms focused on black and white decor with light wood accents.

How It Interprets ‘Bohemian’: As the sensibility of a millennial flower child. Topics include creating flow, harmony and zones—more practical than they sound—which contribute to “the ...