Haute bohemian interior

You will want to live in the pages of Haute Bohemians, photographer Miguel Flores-Vianna's glorious new book from Vendome.

Experience the allure of haute bohemian elegance on our blog. Dive into a curated world where free-spirited charm meets high-fashion finesse. Discover unique style inspirations, artful interiors, and wanderlust adventures that redefine boho luxury. Follow us on Pinterest to embark on a journey where every pin tells a story of eclectic sophistication.

Suki Waterhouse, Elettra Wiedemann, and Margherita Maccapani Missoni, and more of W's favorite style icons open up their fabulous homes.

Whether you’re a certified globe trotter or travel vicariously through your Insta feed, there’s no denying the allure of the haute bohemian look. Meticulously collected, but oh-so effortless and full of joie de vivre, the style has a new legion of fans (thanks in no small part to Miguel Flores-Vianna’s daydream-inducing design tome Haute Bohemians).

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Whether you’re a certified globe trotter or travel vicariously through your Insta feed, there’s no denying the allure of the haute bohemian look. Meticulously collected, but oh-so effortless and full of joie de vivre, the style has a new legion of fans (thanks in no small part to Miguel Flores-Vianna’s daydream-inducing design tome Haute Bohemians).

Isabelle Huppert proves to be a mixmaster of combinating contrasting elements to spectacular effect creating her noteworthy appearance.

As I scrolled quickly through Instagram yesterday, my finger jammed to a stop. Why, you ask? Because, I tell you, I laid eyes on the most spectacularly chic, stylish and beautiful human being of all time. Rebecca de Ravenel is her name. Jewelry design, her trade. Here is the image that will forever be seared into my mind, upon which I shamelessly commented, insisting it must one day be immortalized through paint and brush. RdR is perfect. She used to be an interior designer. She grew up in…

Carrie Symonds is reportedly adopting a 'more is more' approach in redesigning her Downing Street living quarters. Here, FEMAIL reveals how maximalism became the biggest interiors trend.