So… Is Boho Still a Thing in 2025?
If you’ve been wondering whether boho home decor is still having a moment in 2025, the answer is: yes—but with a bit of a makeover. The colorful, plant-packed, fringe-everything look we saw all over Pinterest a few years ago? That’s taken a deep breath and mellowed out into something softer, more refined, and way more calming.
Think earthy tones, natural textures, slow decorating, and spaces that feel like a warm hug from a neutral linen throw blanket. We’re seeing less clutter, more sculptural shapes, and a shift toward what people are calling organic modern or Japandi-boho. It’s boho’s grown-up sister, basically.
I kept seeing pins with neutral plaster walls, handmade-looking vases, and DIY projects using things like scrap denim and clay. The vibe? Effortless. Cozy. A little artsy. And super budget-friendly.
So I pulled together some of the most pinned and currently trending DIY boho decor ideas—and even though I haven’t tried them (yet), I’m definitely pinning them for my own home. They’re stylish, simple-looking, and they add that handcrafted touch without feeling over-the-top. I’ll walk you through what’s new, what’s faded, and 20 DIYs that might just be your next weekend project.
What’s Trending in Boho Home Decor Right Now (and Why Everyone’s Into It)
One scroll through Pinterest or Instagram, and you’ll quickly notice: boho decor in 2025 has officially gone minimalist… but with texture. It’s still warm, still welcoming, but it’s not shouting at you with fringe and rainbow pom-poms anymore. It’s whispering in linen, jute, and shades of clay.
Here’s what’s currently everywhere (and I mean everywhere):
What’s Trending in Boho Home Decor Right Now (and Why Everyone’s Into It)
One scroll through Pinterest or Instagram, and you’ll quickly notice: boho decor in 2025 has officially gone minimalist… but with texture. It’s still warm, still welcoming, but it’s not shouting at you with fringe and rainbow pom-poms anymore. It’s whispering in linen, jute, and shades of clay.
Here’s what’s currently everywhere (and I mean everywhere):
1. Plaster & Clay Everything
DIY plaster wall art and clay bead decor are having a serious moment. It’s all about that imperfect, sculptural vibe. These pieces look high-end but can be made with air-dry clay and a free afternoon. I’ve seen so many pins with titles like “$5 Plaster Art DIY” and they honestly look like something from a boutique.
2. Organic Shapes & Arches
Goodbye straight lines, hello curves. Arched mirrors, round-edge furniture, and blob-shaped wall art are adding softness to boho spaces. It brings balance to all the natural materials, and it’s just… easy on the eyes.
3. Textured Neutrals
Color palettes are staying neutral—think sand, clay, cream, warm gray—but the texture is doing the heavy lifting. Bouclé, woven baskets, vintage wood, raw ceramics. It’s not about more stuff—it’s about more soul.
4. Upcycled & Handmade Vibes
We’re all craving slower decorating and meaningful spaces. That’s probably why DIY boho decor made from things like thrifted baskets, denim scraps, old mirrors, or fabric remnants is trending like crazy. It’s sustainable, it feels creative, and you don’t need a workshop to pull it off.
5. Functional Decor
Think: boho wall pockets, DIY entryway organizers, or floor cushions made from repurposed fabric. The prettiest things in the room are also doing a job—and I love that kind of balance. It’s stylish and smart.
So if you’re itching to update a room without spending a fortune (or ripping out drywall), these new boho DIYs might be your favorite rabbit hole yet. Most of them are beginner-friendly, and even if you don’t go full DIY, they’ll absolutely inspire how you style what you already have.
Boho Trends That Are Fading (and What to Do Instead)
Let’s get real for a sec. While boho decor is still going strong in 2025, some trends are starting to feel a little bit… tired. You know, the things we used to love but now feel more like old Pinterest than fresh inspiration. Don’t worry, we can still take the essence of boho, but let’s leave the over-the-top parts behind.
Here are some of the classic boho trends that are slowly fading and what you might want to swap them out with:
1. Macramé Overload
Macramé wall hangings were everywhere, right? But these days, people are moving towards subtler textures—things like woven wall baskets, ceramic planters, or woven reed art. These give off that same organic, handmade vibe but without the curtain-sized wall hangings that can feel a little 2015.
Instead: Opt for modern macramé plant hangers with clean lines and minimal fringe. Or, try DIY-ing a boho macramé light fixture (I’ve seen some stunning ones on Pinterest that are way more chic than the old-school wall hangings).
2. The Rainbow Boho Look
Yes, I get it—rainbow decor was a fun, cheerful trend. But in 2025, boho is leaning into more muted, earthy tones rather than the full-on, multicolor explosion. Think terracotta, soft olive, beige, and stone. The goal is to create a calming, serene space that feels grounded rather than chaotic.
Instead: Choose neutral tones with pops of color—like an emerald green pillow or a mustard yellow vase. Stick to nature-inspired hues for that organic, calming feel without going overboard.
3. Cluttered, Over-Styled Spaces
While boho’s relaxed aesthetic is all about cozy, lived-in vibes, sometimes it can tip into too much clutter. Overflowing shelves, piles of mismatched throw pillows, and decor items everywhere can easily overwhelm a space.
Instead: Try embracing the slow-decor trend—meaning a more curated, purposeful approach to styling. Focus on statement pieces like a unique vintage rug or handmade pottery and leave space for those items to breathe.
4. Heavy, Dark Wood Furniture
Dark woods like mahogany or walnut may have been a boho staple, but with the rise of natural materials, lighter woods are stealing the show. Think bleached oak, rattan, bamboo, and lighter-colored reclaimed wood. They help keep the vibe airy and fresh, rather than weighed down.
Instead: Choose lighter wood furniture, or even go for white-washed pieces to create a cleaner, fresher boho vibe that’s perfect for the modern home.
5. Overly-Patterned Everything
There was a time when boho spaces were all about maximum pattern—mixing stripes, florals, and tribal prints on every surface. But 2025 boho is moving towards a more refined, less chaotic aesthetic with understated patterns that still add interest without overwhelming the room.
Instead: Try focusing on texture and monochromatic patterns. Woven textiles, clay tiles, and neutral prints that add depth but still keep the space peaceful.
With all these changes, it’s clear that boho has evolved into something more sophisticated and intentional. The emphasis is on quality over quantity, texture over chaos, and creating spaces that feel effortlessly chic rather than overly curated. But that doesn’t mean you can’t get crafty with it!
20 DIY Boho Projects You’ll Want to Try (Even if You’ve Never DIYed Before)
Okay, so now that we’ve talked about what’s hot in boho (and what’s not), let’s get into the good stuff—the DIYs that are making waves on Pinterest, blogs, and Instagram. These are the projects that keep popping up in my feed, and let me tell you: they’re low-effort but high-impact.
Whether you’re a seasoned DIY-er or just getting started, these boho projects will add that unique, handcrafted vibe to your space without a trip to the craft store for a million supplies. They’re also perfect if you’ve got a lazy weekend ahead and need a little creative outlet. Bonus: These projects all fit into the current boho minimalist trend—think neutrals, textures, and organic, earthy vibes.
Here are 20 DIY boho decor projects you won’t regret trying:
1. Pressed Flower Wall Art
This is one of those “Why didn’t I think of that?” projects. Simply press flowers (a technique that’s actually easier than it sounds), and then frame them in sleek, simple frames for a boho-chic, nature-inspired statement piece.
Click here to buy: Pressed Wall Art Frames:
2. DIY Rattan Mirror
I’ve been seeing rattan mirrors pop up everywhere, and I’m here for it. This is an easy way to add texture to a space, and it’s surprisingly affordable. A thrifted mirror + rattan peel-and-stick or rope—boom, you’re done.
Click here to buy: Round Mirror
3. Woven Wall Baskets
I can’t scroll Pinterest without seeing these. Simple, neutral baskets hung in a pattern on the wall to create an earthy, organic look. It’s a minimalist way to bring texture and depth to your walls.
Click here to buy: Jute Twine
4. Macramé Plant Hangers (With a Twist)
Macramé is making a comeback, but this time, it’s less bulky and more refined. Think small plant hangers with fine cord—easy to make, and they give your plants a boho-chic place to hang out.
Click here to buy: Macrame (Natural)
5. Handmade Clay Beads
Making clay beads and turning them into a pendant light fixture or decorative garland? Instant boho cred. I’ve been dying to try this one myself, and you can customize the colors to fit your palette!
Click here to buy: Natural Modelling Clay
6. Painted Terracotta Pots
I’ve been seeing painted terracotta pots everywhere lately—Pinterest, Instagram, even at my local nursery—and each time I think, “Why am I not doing this already?” A few clay pots, some neutral paint (or go bold with patterns), and voilà—you’ve got chic, boho plant homes that look boutique-worthy.
Click here to buy: Terracotta pots
7. Wood Bead Garlands You can make in an afternoon
Wood bead strands are a boho staple. Drape them over trays, wrap around vases, or hang them up. Add tassels if you’re feeling fancy.
Click here to buy: Wooden Beads
8. Painted Boho Wall Arches (No Power Tools Required)
Soft painted arches in earthy tones are still going strong. It’s one of the easiest ways to bring calm, warm energy to a blank wall.
Click here to buy: Arch Stencil Kit
9. Air-Dry Clay Candle Holders That Look Sculptural & Expensive
This one’s giving artisan boutique vibes, but it’s actually beginner-friendly. Shape some clay, pop in a taper candle, and you’re done.
Click here to buy: Air Dry Clay
10. Upcycled Glass Jars Wrapped in Jute: Simple Shelf Decor That Work
Save those salsa or spaghetti jars, give them a jute makeover, and enjoy free boho-style vases that feel like Anthropologie on a budget.
Click here to buy: Jute Twine
11. Boho Pocket Organizers from Old Denim (Function + Style = Win)
I love this one for entryways or craft corners. Use denim pockets to create hanging wall organizers that look cool and keep things tidy.
Click here to buy: Embroidered Patches
12. Chunky Yarn Wall Hangings That Add Instant Texture
All you need is yarn, a wooden dowel, and 20 minutes. These hangings bring softness and dimension to your space—no weaving required.
Click here to buy: Chunky Yarn
13. Feather Wall Hanging with Driftwood and Leather Cord
This is one of those “low effort, high reward” projects. Bonus points if your stick is beach-found or weathered.
Click here to buy: Feathers or Leather Cord
14. Rustic Wood Signs with Boho Quotes (Made with Leftover Paint!)
Create quote signs using stencils or freehand—soft neutrals, calming sayings, and cozy vibes all around.
Click here to buy: Stencil for Letters
15. DIY Fringe Lampshade: Boho Lighting That Feels Custom
Just a basic lamp, some fringe trim, and hot glue. Trust me—it’s a glow-up your room will thank you for.
Click here to buy: Lampshade Frame
16. Framed Palm Leaves or Dried Botanicals: Nature as Decor
Pressed palm leaves or fanned-out grasses in floating frames = peak 2025 boho. Simple, earthy, and so pretty.
Click here to buy: Wood Frames
17. No-Sew Boho Floor Poufs from Thrifted Textiles
Old throws, curtains, or even jeans can become cozy poufs. Stuff with old pillows or towels—no need for sewing skills here!
Click here to buy: Square Foam Insert
18. Mini Macramé Keychains or Charms That Make Adorable Gifts
Quick, cute, and beginner-friendly. These are great for personalizing bags or gifting with a candle or card.
Click here to buy: Macrame Cord
19. Textured Wall Art with Plaster or Spackle (Your Blank Wall’s Best Friend)
This is for the DIYers who want to try something a little artsy. Neutral plaster shapes on canvas = instant boutique decor.
Click here to buy: Spackle or Plaster
20. Tasseled Linen Table Runners That Dress Up Any Table
Boho tablescapes are still huge, and adding fringe or tassels to a basic runner makes it feel curated without the cost.
Click here to buy: Linen Fabric
And there you have it! 20 super fun, DIY boho projects that are trending right now and perfect for sprucing up your home. I’ll be honest—I’m already planning which one to tackle first. And the best part? Each project is a great way to infuse a bit of you into your space, without going overboard. You can create a serene, boho-chic vibe in any room, and these projects are the perfect way to add some personal flair without a lot of hassle.
Wrapping Up: Making Boho Your Own
So, there you have it—boho home decor in 2025 is all about simplicity, texture, and a little bit of that earthy magic. Whether you’re drawn to minimalistic plaster art or crafting your own macramé wall hangings, it’s all about bringing a bit of nature and personality into your home.
The beauty of boho is that there’s no “right” or “wrong” way to do it. It’s all about creating a space that feels good to you—one that’s warm, inviting, and full of heart. And I’ll be the first to say it: DIY boho projects are the perfect way to start. They let you inject a little creativity into your space without breaking the bank, and the best part? You can make it as personal as you like.
Whether you’re experimenting with pressed flowers or wrapping upcycled wine bottles in twine, each project gives your home that one-of-a-kind touch. Plus, with trends shifting to more organic, sustainable choices, you’re not only decorating your space—you’re doing it in a way that feels good for the planet too.
As you dive into the world of DIY boho decor, remember that the goal is not perfection, but personality. If a project doesn’t turn out exactly as you envisioned, no worries. That’s the charm of boho—everything has a story, a little character, and a hint of imperfection.
So, take these ideas, make them your own, and have fun with it! Because in the end, your home should be a reflection of you. A cozy, creative, and laid-back haven where every corner feels like home.
That’s a wrap! I hope you feel inspired to try a few of these boho DIYs. Let me know which ones you try—I’d love to hear how they turn out!
More articles to come that will offer instructions to create each of these beautiful boho projects. Please save and share them!
As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This article was created with the assistance of AI.
Don’t throw away old jeans! Click here to read this article about how to DIY them and give them a second life: https://sharmedlife.com/25-clever-ways-to-give-old-jeans-a-second-life/
Leave a Reply