Looking for boho kitchen decor that goes beyond a plant on the windowsill? Hanging fruit baskets, colorful plates and patterned cabinets give you plenty to work with.
I especially love the little details that let you decorate with things you already use.
You can keep it simple or go all out. Start with a pretty utensil holder or bring in a colorful runner. These ideas include small countertop changes plus bigger looks if you’re ready for something different.
Boho Kitchen Ideas Worth Saving
knotted produce hangers
How cute are these hanging produce holders? The onions and garlic sit inside knotted nets, with a bunch of bananas hanging between them. I love how an everyday kitchen staple becomes part of the display.
Try a row of hooks beneath a shelf if you want a similar arrangement.
baskets on open shelves
If you are looking for a way to decorate with storage, this one is for you. Brown baskets hold utensils, jars and folded linens across the shelves and counter.
The rounded fruit basket is my favorite part. Mix a few basket shapes rather than making every piece match.
a colorful narrow runner
I am obsessed with this pink and purple runner. The little teal details look so pretty beside the white cabinets and brown floor.
Don’t want to change your whole kitchen? A patterned runner is a lovely place to start.
pendants above the island
These basket-style pendant shades may just be one of my favorite details here. I love their rounded shapes above the white island, with leafy plants underneath.
The round floor rug and woven-look stool seats carry the same tan color through the room. Pick one of those smaller pieces if new lighting isn’t on your list.
earthy pots and leafy shelves
Calling all plant lovers, this shelf arrangement is so pretty. Peachy-brown pots sit alongside a green pot, small handled vessels and upright cutting boards.
You don’t have to fill every pot with a plant. Use one for your cooking spoons like the holder on the counter.
a botanical backsplash
How gorgeous is this backsplash? The leafy squares mix with mustard, rust and pale green ones above the white sink.
There’s so much to look at without needing extra wall decor.
I especially love the dark green cabinets underneath. Save this pairing if you want color beyond your accessories.
flowers on hanging cords
This flower hanging is just too cute. Yellow, purple, pink and white blooms sit at different heights along the dangling cords.
For a similar kitchen accent, choose a spare wall away from the stove and sink. Leave the uneven ends showing if you like this loose arrangement.
a wall full of plates
Don’t want another framed print? No problem! Try a plate display with leafy designs, sun shapes and little geometric patterns.
I love the pale teal plate among all the cream and brown. Mix sizes too, just like this arrangement beside the archway.
a big textured rug
If you love neutral colors, this kitchen gives you plenty of inspiration. A large tan rug stretches across the floor, with a smaller white shaggy accent layered at one corner.
The cream cabinets and brown counters keep the same simple palette. I’d borrow the rug idea without feeling the need to add more color.
trailing plants by the window
We have to talk about these hanging plants. The long green trails look so pretty on either side of the window, with more little pots along the sill and shelves.
The red patterned runner is another favorite here. Try that combination if your white kitchen needs a little color.
colorful lantern lights
If you are looking for a true eye-catcher, then this one is for you. The hanging lanterns have colorful patterned sections, with red, yellow and green showing through.
I love the patterned pieces draped over the island too. For a smaller version of this look, try one colorful runner on a dining table.
three hanging pockets
How adorable is this wall storage? The top pocket holds a trailing plant while yellow fruit and apples fill the larger pockets below.
The fringe across the middle basket is such a cute detail. This gives you another way to display produce without adding a bowl to the counter.
a floral utensil crock
You don’t need a whole shelf makeover to try this idea. A cream holder with burgundy leafy designs sits beside a taller plain gray crock, both filled with utensils.
That little handled shape is my favorite part. Try a patterned utensil holder if the rest of your counter is fairly simple.
a fringed wall hanging
I am obsessed with this brown geometric wall hanging. It looks so pretty above the two shelves of cups, bowls and little vases.
The chair and small stool make this corner feel like more than a place to stack dishes. If you have an unused nook, this is a lovely arrangement to borrow.
rust and green inspiration
Can’t decide on your colors? This mood board brings rust-colored kitchen cabinets together with a separate sage green cabinet, leafy prints and green dishes.
I love the ribbed pendant shapes in the collage. Choose one or two details to start with rather than trying to fit the entire board into your kitchen.
woven-look seats and shades
This is another gorgeous pendant idea, but the shapes are a little different. One shade is tall and tiered while the other is rounder.
The tan seats with black legs look so good beside the white island. Keep the countertop display simple with a tall vase and a small fruit arrangement like this one.
yellow seats and bold patterns
The yellow fans are going to love this! Bright dining seats sit beside patterned flooring, with more pattern across the backsplash and a section of the ceiling.
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There’s a lot going on here, so you can absolutely borrow just one detail. I’d start with the yellow seating and colorful artwork.
patterned rust cabinet fronts
These cabinet fronts may just be my favorite bold idea on this list. The white diamond and border designs look gorgeous against the rust color.
Hanging plants, open shelves and a round fringed rug fill out the room. If you want to try a similar cabinet design, start with a small freestanding cupboard.
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rows of pantry jars
Don’t want to add decorations that are only there to look pretty? Try displaying your pantry staples.
These clear jars show off rows of grains, beans and lentils beside everyday dishes.
I love the trailing greenery above them. Keep similar jars together if you want to follow this shelf arrangement.
a sculptural vase and tray
Last but definitely not least, we have this pretty countertop display. The cream vase has a round opening in the middle, with a big fan of pale feathery stems above it.
I love the geometric gold-colored edge on the tray. Add a small lidded jar beside your vase if you want to keep the same simple arrangement.