Today we are showing you how to create a bohemian-inspired bedroom using only products found on Amazon.com. If you have Amazon Prime, you can get most of these items in just 2 days! First we will show you two images we used for inspiration and then we will show you all the pieces we would use to recreate it. So lets get started!

We love the laid back vibe they have going on in this space! We wanted to keep that vibe but add our own little sophisticated spin to it. We are big on comfort here at Abigail Amira, so we suggest bringing the mattress up off the floor with a simple bed frame. This bed frame is easy to assemble and doesn't require a box spring.

No headboard? No problem! Hang geometric shapes above the bed and place a low-maintenance air plant inside each one!

For the bedding we choose a creamy white pom pom fringed cotton duvet cover that is crafted from soft cotton, finished with a dramatic tonal ruffles and its matching pillow shams. You can find the duvet insert here. We used a beautiful 100% natural organic linen sheet set in white, but in comes in so many other colors. Our favorite is Natural! These sheets are European grown & woven without being chemically treated. Lastly we would layer on a cozy throw for cold nights. We love this 100% Cotton Chevron Herringbone Throw in Chevron Dark Brown

Next to the bed, we would add a teak side table. This side table is an organic inspired arranged teak wood foot stool. Its just the right size for a small lamp, candle and your phones charger. This wood swing arm desk lamp is the perfect additional to any bedside table. Looking for a great candle? We love the look of this soy wax candle with its cute geometric accented concrete pot. Its hand poured in America and they have amazing scents like the crisp, clean Sea salt & Sage created with natural fragrances.

Mix up your wood finishes for a collected-over-time feel! We love the rich tobacco finish on this six-drawer dresser. Hang some colorful art prints above the dresser for a fun pop of color. Using prints can save you lots of money, especially when doing large art pieces! We love how this set of three prints match together to form one larger print. Keep the geometric theme going! We love this brass plated geometric jewelry tray and its linen lining. The soft linen helps to avoid damage to your accessories. Extra points for being beautiful & functional! No room is complete without a little touch of greenry. This sweet ceramic Japanese planter will give your favorite succulents or cacti a cozy place to grow.

Rugs are the easiest way to make a room go from boring to beautiful. Our favorites are the hardworking natural fiber rugs. These look great on their own or layered with a patterned rug on top. If you have a large room lay down an affordable jute rug and then layer on a smaller patterned rug. This sometimes will be more cost effective than purchasing the patterned rug in a larger size. On the left, we have a wonderful textured rug, handwoven of thick, sustainable, and durable jute fibers. Its reversible and borderless for a clean aesthetic look. On the right, we have a handwoven 100% jute rug with a jagged chevron pattern.

Turn that bare corner into a super cozy retreat with the help of a stylish chair and a Sheepskin throw. We adore this Wishbone chair with its rope seat detail, the curved hind legs and its semicircular top rail together with the elegant Y-back. For even more comfort, we suggest layering on a sumptuously soft sheep skin throw. These are perfect on chair seats, draped across your sofa or bed, use as a floor rug near your bed or nursery. Hang a chic Macrame wall hanging tapestry for a boho finish.

What is your favorite boho accessory? Let us know win the comment section below!

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