Signs that say you're Bohemian
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A hoy , Bohemia! You know
you're soaking in the free-spirited, gypsyesque lifestyle when you don't
mind being a little artistically messy , be it in your clothing or the
way you decorate your home. Bohemians often come across as a bunch of
people who might be laidback but possess a distinct creative trait that
reflects in whatever they do. With many people now embracing this style
of living, being Boho is the new cool. Saher and Tanya, who run an
outlet selling products inspired by the far-off land, say , “The best
thing about the Bohemian lifestyle is its DIY aspect.We deal in goods
that are handcrafted
and environment-friendly . Many people in the city shop consciously
now, and prefer products that are biodegradable and made from natural
materials, such as vegetable dyes and handloom fabrics. The Bohemian
culture endorses handmade stuff. From attire, scarves, shoes and
ornaments to tapestries and rugs -all come in a kaleidoscope of rustic
colours and patterns.“
Meghna Khanna, a proprietor of another boutique that sells quirky handmade stuff taking cues from the Bohemian culture, adds, “We follow happy trends. People now look for oneoff pieces, whether it is an accessory or something to put up on the livingroom wall. From hand-painted bottles, lampshades to a range of fill-the-gap, kitschy and organic products, we offer a diverse variety of unusual goods that stand out from the rest for their nomadic appeal.“
IN STYLE
You're totally smitten by your breezy maxi dress and love pairing it with a patchwork tassel tote, bright slip-ons and a wreath of flowers on your braided curls while rambling down the tangled city lanes. Your other wardrobe staples include printed harem pants, funky tie-dye tees, ikat jackets, floral scarves and mosaic leather cuffs.
IN DÉCOR
Antique suzani rugs cover most of your bedroom floor as well as the walls.Bandana curtains and hanging lanterns are your signature settings.You prefer your mattress low and canopy high, while you have an affinity for sharply-hued pillows and poufs.You swear by dream-catchers and macramé knots. Retro furniture, hammock and potted plants jostle for space in your living room.
IN LIVING
You love driving down to bucolic countryside locations. For you, tucking into vegan food, catching up with friends, strumming the guitar or simply picking up a book to read make for the best way to de-stress. You prefer spending time with street urchins over getting lost in the newest mall. You are a little romantic, a lot whimsical and often found adrift in nostalgia.
Meghna Khanna, a proprietor of another boutique that sells quirky handmade stuff taking cues from the Bohemian culture, adds, “We follow happy trends. People now look for oneoff pieces, whether it is an accessory or something to put up on the livingroom wall. From hand-painted bottles, lampshades to a range of fill-the-gap, kitschy and organic products, we offer a diverse variety of unusual goods that stand out from the rest for their nomadic appeal.“
IN STYLE
You're totally smitten by your breezy maxi dress and love pairing it with a patchwork tassel tote, bright slip-ons and a wreath of flowers on your braided curls while rambling down the tangled city lanes. Your other wardrobe staples include printed harem pants, funky tie-dye tees, ikat jackets, floral scarves and mosaic leather cuffs.
IN DÉCOR
Antique suzani rugs cover most of your bedroom floor as well as the walls.Bandana curtains and hanging lanterns are your signature settings.You prefer your mattress low and canopy high, while you have an affinity for sharply-hued pillows and poufs.You swear by dream-catchers and macramé knots. Retro furniture, hammock and potted plants jostle for space in your living room.
IN LIVING
You love driving down to bucolic countryside locations. For you, tucking into vegan food, catching up with friends, strumming the guitar or simply picking up a book to read make for the best way to de-stress. You prefer spending time with street urchins over getting lost in the newest mall. You are a little romantic, a lot whimsical and often found adrift in nostalgia.
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