Are you sick and tired of messy dressers and necklaces entwined in your bohemian bedroom? Feeling like turning your jewelry on display into a gorgeous element of the boho bedroom? In this article, I am going to show you some hypothetical and some doable solutions of incorporating jewellery storing space in your home without being visually deprived of its beauty. If you are all about boho wall art, vintage accents, or anything texture finishes, there is a pretty, practical answer to everyone.
We are going to discuss the ways to turn the jewelry organization into an art with an everyday device, thrifted pieces, and crafted presentation. You’ll see how to build harmony between furniture, accessories, and storage with purpose and personality. You are ready to reinvent your boho hippie oasis jewelry display?
Dreamcatcher-Inspired Jewelry Hangers
Dreamcatchers are not only exciting pieces you should hang over the bed in a bohemian-style room but in that space, they may be changed into working wall jeans. I prefer to hang a big dreamcatcher over the vanity and reuse it as earring, bracelet and layered necklace hang. The webbed-like spidered threads, suspended in the circular frame create breath-taking organization without the mess, and it gives a touch of that boho-chic decor that we are all obsessed with.
I like working with leather or twine loop dreamcatchers with feathers on them. The center web can keep earrings with hooks with no issues, whereas hanging strands are ideal to hang chains. Put on top of a natural wood bench or beside a rattan chair, this display will be purposeful and artistic. As an addition, the dried florals or small beads around the outer-rim complete the look.
Personally, even the ready-made dreamcatchers on a craft market or Etsy may get the hook or clips fixes. In their bohemian home books, designers such as Justina Blakeney have approved of these hybrid decor-storage items. The trick is to balance it out means do not make it seem overwhelming to the rest of your interior.
To complement this corner I would suggest a soft wall sconce, or even fairy lights that provide a backlight in the piece in an unobtrusive way. A decorative mirror is next to it, which contributes to its impact but adds an impression that your place is more free and airy.
Repurposed Macramé Wall Organizers for Jewelry
Boho bedrooms live with macram in every corner, and I tend to display knotted wall hangings as classy pieces to store my jewelry. At home I have framed by knotting small wooden rods or hooks in between the knots a wide macram panel. This gives me an opportunity to suspend necklaces vertically so that they do not tangle up, bringing the rhythm to a non-decorated wall.
I would suggest a cream or dusty pink macram that is long on the fringe and hung on a bamboo or driftwood dowel. To bring the styling area together, hang it on the wall directly over a mid-century style dresser. Match it with stovetop bangles in terracotta dishes or antique trays at the surface bottom.
I think that with its softness contrasted with structure, macram organizer is quite effective. I have spotted this technique mentioned in several of the Architectural Digest DIY Bohemian this page, since it is complemented by the fact that it makes practical storage appear luxurious. The cords are also naturally dyeable with tea or turmeric to become more color-neutral in dependence on the color scheme of your room.
The thing that is usually lacking in such cases is the lighting. My suggestion is a spotlight type pendant lamp over it or some LEDs behind the rod and this will bring out the woven design along with your jewels at night.
Driftwood Jewelry Racks With a Boho Twist
An oversized driftwood plank that has been washed ashore introduces the outdoor element inside the home and makes a good support for jewelry rack in the boho-style room. I like to choose organic forms such as curved branches, rough materials, even the ones with old nail holes to place on the wall. It immediately puts a narrative into the room.
I screw or paste easy little metal hooks, or tiny ceramic knobs all the length on the wood, checking that they are evenly spaced in order to be functional. This looks great in front of a low dresser or over a plain wall whose decor is not too much. To add layers in a touchy and earthy look wrap it with woven baskets or pot a hanging plant.
In practice, I have found that designers such as Amber Lewis reach into salvaged wood to divide the uniformity of wall borders. It promotes more artistic visual planning rather than everything being at eye level, this will bring out a natural flow of the jewelry along the wall. I like to display driftwood horizontally, although when displayed vertically it can be a stunning effect in small corners.
The first improvement that I will always propose is avoiding using shiny silver hooks and opting with the brass or antique bronze instead, as these materials patina more easily with the hues of boho neutrals and earth tones. It could also be matched with the soft linen curtain around to make surroundings soft.
Vintage Doorknob Necklaces Hangers
It is impossible not to admit that there is something poetic about the idea of decorating the doorknobs with vintage jewelry holders, and the bedroom designed in a bohemian interior design scheme is a logical place to support such an idea. I very frequently buy an assortment of mismatched brass and porcelain knobs at flea markets and mount them en suite on a reclaimed wood plank. Necklaces or chains as well as scarves represent their own stations each knob.
Aesthetically, the concept comes out especially when hung above a vanity mirror or painted on top of a punched accent wall in sage or clayish hues. The doorknobs create a reflection of light, which gives them texture and character. The entire arrangement is harmonized by setting them on top of a small chest that has a distressed wood construction and a velvet runner.
Personally, I have discovered in my personal projects that the pieces cause conversation and nostalgia. I looked it up in Better Homes & Gardens, and there they say that vintage hardware is the thing that roots boho spaces and makes it authentic, and I definitely support their opinion. It is not jewelry organization but the reimagined heritage that is a narrative.
One suggestion I’d add: include a label or mini tag under each knob for functionality. Whether it’s initials or style types (“silver,” “bold,” “delicate”), it can help organize by mood or outfit theme.
Rustic Ladder Jewelry Display Stand
Hanging a dinky rustic ladder up the wall is a vintage boho tip, and it is a fantastic idea to show off jewelry. I have a bamboo, or whitewashed wooden, ladder, having 4 or 5 rungs. It makes the room appear tall and creates vertical storage which is perfect in presenting long necklaces and scarves.
The different categories can be put on each rung: earrings hooked to the ribbons, necklaces wrapped loosely, or bracelet in small bowls placed on stairs. The layered, lived-in look bohemian style is famous for is achieved because of a throw blanket anywhere on the side. I put this in front of a low armchair and a rug made of weaving to create a snug jewelry corner.
I had initially spotted this idea over on Apartment Therapy, and fell in love with the idea of relaxed and space-wise interiors. It works particularly well in bedrooms that do not provide one with a lot of wall space, yet corners are under-utilized.
My suggestion here would be to put in a little plant on a stool or a shelf nearby to soften the angular frame. A floor lamp behind the ladder provides the improperly defined lighting that reflects a tint of shadows and causes jewelry to shine in a natural way.
Feather-Adorned Jewelry Hooks
A small, yet definitely boho touch, I love to use jewelry hooks which are attached to a feather. They are carved of wood or bound in with actual feathers and beads, and give grace and motion. I usually put 3-5 of them together, directly in the wall, either in staggered or straight line.
These hooks perform optimally on warm neutrals, or matte walls, in colors like adobe, blush or soft grey. I tend to hang them over the bedside, slightly above a mini flotating shelf that holds my favorite one-wick scented candles and miniature pieces of art. The movement is achieved by the feathers that grab the attention, grasping the air.
I hung bronze hooks (from Anthropologie) in one of my guest rooms and bound some hand-made feathers with jute rope. It became lovely and surprising utterance. Elle Decor suggests combining such materials as wood, leather, and feathers as they are among the best boho trends.
I’d recommend adding small hanging tags or charms to some hooks if they’re not heavily used—it fills visual space without looking sparse and maintains the curated aesthetic.
Embroidered Fabric Boards for Earrings
Embroidered fabric board earring holders are a creative and beautiful answer to anyone who needs to put something to store their earrings. My favourite is floral or tribal embroidered fabric mounted on cork boards or inside wooden frames. The texture will ensure that your wall will be less of the utility setup and more of the boutique display.
Post earrings can be pinned directly into the fabric or the hoop earrings can dangle off lines that are sewed. I hang these boards on top of a dresser or hang them and place them beside a mirror. So that it can become a part of the decor, you can use the fabric that matches either your bedding or throws- unifying the pallette visually.
This was inspired when I was shopping at a boho craft fair in Arizona, some designers had used fabrics in old clothing to make something new. House Beautiful even said that embroidered boards were practical as well as a creative way to decorate even small rooms.
The look can be completed by affixing tassels or fringe to the frame and a low bench can be put directly below the board to allow more sitting, or as a storage bench.
Beaded Curtain Rods as Jewelry Display
My favorite approach to adding style and functionality to a bohemian bedroom is turning a beaded curtain rod into a multi tier jewelry hanging display. I usually hang these rods over a dresser or with an open closet. The cascading beads serve not only to give movement and shimmer, but also give a good situation to hang on long necklaces, or looped bracelets.
The secret is to select curtain rods that have beads made of natural wood or colorful resin. I tend to put them on a piece of wire or even macram, and the beads allow a slight distance to exist between jewelry items. This arrangement can be complemented by a light linen wing curtain and woven baskets on the floor and a tall standing mirror side by side to enhance a flow and a balance of the room.
This technique has been suggested in boho design communities, especially boho blogs in the wests. It is applauded over the capacity to make a practical solution an art installation. I adore using it to add vertical action to otherwise dull walls as well as how simple it is to rearrange it whenever you switch jewelry.
To give a touch higher of this idea I would hang crystals or wooden charms at each ends of the rod to have some added character. They also look good with some sort of wall light shining on the beads, so that in the evenings the colours and the textures Vision due to the beam of light.
Lace-Wrapped Frames for a Romantic Touch
The touch of romanticism when it comes to using lace-framed frames as an earring holder is just too much to resist. I have actually done this with antique frames (thrifted or even handed down) in my own boho bedroom simply stretching a piece of lace across the back to give a gorgeous setting on which to hang dangling earrings. Lace patterns are used not only to hold jewelry, but are very delicate wall decor.
Such displays take a particularly attractive view when arranged on an accent wall. I adore hanging them on top of little writing table or beside a comfy armchair with a plaited blanket. Real or white painted frames have a thing about making it more romantic and anything more cozy with dried bundles of lavender growing around the frames or framed quotes makes the romantic vibe even stronger.
This method was common in the dressing rooms or boho-style bridal displays and designers such as Leanne Ford have spoken on the importance of vintage textural and tactile materials on a contemporary setting. Frames wrapped with lace create texture and order at once, so they are ideal in an eclectic feminine room.
To be more balanced I would recommend smaller matching accessories such as mini lace-covered rings boards or studs. This assists in developing a consistent jewelry shop that will not overcrowd a place.
Hanging Glass Bottles for Bracelets and Bangles
One of the most aesthetically appealing ways I have used so far to display bracelets and bangles is by using hanging glass bottles. I hang glass bottles–open and coloured–on jute twine, at different lengths on a wood beam. This display has a vertical depth and action as well as retaining your jewelry in sight and reachable.
It works best when I keep it at an area that is close to a window or where there is natural light so that the glass is able to reflect light. Placed over a distressed sideboard made of wood or a leaning night mirror adds more boho vibe. I would rather have colored bottles the color of amber, teal or rose to complement an earthy palette all over the room.
The first place I saw a variation on this is in a southwest design magazine that presented DIY solutions to artists. I modified it and since added natural cork to the bottle and put dry flowers or small candles in it so that it could look more attractive when not in use.
The only thing I might add to this, I suppose, would be more anchor points, three to five bottles hanging off of something would seem a correct number of objects and you could hang smaller bottles in a wall grid or on a bud vase basis when they are not filled with jewelry.
Tapestry-Covered Pegboards for Jewelry Walls
Tapestry-covered pegboards are the first thing I resort to when I want a flexible but creative method of storing jewelry. These pegboards can be customized infinitely, and with the marvellously textile prints on them, they become a real statement. I will hang tapestries with mandala, paisley or Aztec patterns, stretched on the board with staples (or even upholstery tacks).
They are also used as feature walls over vanities or beside closets and they work beautifully. I have put juncus pegs, or bronzetipped hooks through the tapestry itself to hold necklaces, bangles and even hairbands. The presence of a mirror in a frame and a soft pouf further helps the bedroom have a distracted dressing-room sort of vibe which is quite in line with boho methods of bedroom decoration.
I have witnessed the method catching on in such places as Pinterest and TikTok, where one sees boho uses of the technique that are infinite. I find the versatility of the pegboard system the best because the hooks can be shifted around and could easily be changed with jeweries.
When I was expanding this setup, I would recommend using several smaller pegboards arranged in a grid-type fashion instead of a single one. That will provide increased framing possibilities and an opportunity to replace or turn over tapestries seasonally.
Cane or Wicker Panels for Boho Storage
With few items scream influencing boho as much as cane and wicker and I also want to use woven panels as mounted jewelry holders on the wall. I (frequently) cut doilies of old vintage cane furniture, or order cane webbing off the internet, to fix in a frame. The hook easily goes between the weave and the overall impression is extremely fashionable.
I would normally put the panel over a rattan chest or with a wicker chair to reiterate the texture. Walls should be soft beige or tan in this kind which works well to bring out the natural material and I frequently include warm light bulbs or fairy lights on the frame to provide further lighting.
Cane has staged a massive resurgence in the field of interior design over the past several years, and is regularly cropping up in magazines such as Domino and MyDomaine in boho room renovations. I think it is an ingenious combination of utility and fabric, and you get your jewelry to breathe as opposed to sitting in drawers strategically.
Among the things to be considered, adding a shelf or bar underneath the panel as additional storage will do the trick, and a hanging rod where to hang your scarves or a dish to hold your rings will finish the look.
Gypsy Mirror Jewelry Corners
The process of making a gypsy- inspired mirror jewelry corner is encompassed with the intention to design a mysticism, yet intimate, corner. I prefer an elaborate mirror that might bear a bit of a distressed metalwork or a wooden vintage frame resting on hooks or pins fixed on the wall and to ornament it with hanging jewelry. This makes an efficient center in the room.
Put this arrangement against a corner of the window, and with a pile of textiles (such as a cushion on the ground, beaded curtain, or tassel wall hanging) in the vicinity. Counters are completed by candles, small vials and incense burners. To define this space, I tend to designate it with a bit darker wall color or patterned wallpaper to draw a visual box around this space.
The creators like Kelly Wearstler usually emphasize the importance of a solid focal point, and that is where the mirror brings everything together. It is more satisfactory when one has a sacred place to select accessories, based on my personal experience as a place that turns an otherwise tedious task, into a ritual.
What one could improve about this area, I would do that by a simple small show shelf underneath the mirror in the form of crystals or perfume bottles in order to augment the look of the“gypsy atmosphere.
Twine-Wrapped Branch Hangers
I viewed twine-wrapped branches as a notch in my bohemian bedroom designs, where I get the best out of them as a method to drape layered jewelry. Take a thick, clean branch of curious form, twine it as narrowly as possible in jute or hemp twine, and toss it crossways with leather straps, or macrams cords. You immediately get a rustic piece with a textured effect and strong visual effect.
It can be hanged best over a bed headboard, dresser or a low console table. I supplement the branch by using chains that are hanging, beads or even light gauze scarves. The twine is grippy so that the jewelry never slides off, and at the same time, it looks good. The entire area is knit with a shaggy rug and a wall-mounted woven baskets.
This concept is what I saw when I stayed in a desert Airbnb boutique residence that employed nothing but natural and recycling materials. The homemade aesthetic to the display is also a feature in it because the display has a personality to it as if they customized it themselves. I have prescribed it to clients many times who favor DIY-projects that are personal to them.
To carry that even a step further I would add little labels or even charms to the twine itself anything which explains or adds sentiment make this more than mere storage to something dear.
Painted Clay Bowls for Ring Collections
Painting bowls made out of clay is one of the easiest but most appeal to the eye methods of arranging the rings in a bohemian bedroom. I discovered that hand painted patterns mostly of a tribal or floral design put dimension to your dressing table or bedside table. The bowls are easy to mingle with throws with texture, layered rugs, and wall hangings made of weaving- all major parts of a boho decor palette. They are also small and thus suitable even in small spaces.
I suggest using 1-3 clay bowls of different size to have a selected atmosphere. Rustic woods nightstands and a macrame runner placed on a dresser can be balanced out with painted patterns that have earthy color schemes or bright color contrasts to them. To give them some extra cohesiveness, I will frequently include an identical ceramic tray or incense holder with them. It is a wonderful method to have rings and little items that you want to see and access without covering them in your table tops.
In my practice clay bowls are particularly convenient when you like to exchange your rings every day, which I frequently do. Apartment Therapy recommends adding natural materials such as wood or stone bowls with painted bowls in order to add tactile effect to boho spaces. I agree with that–it is a convenient gambit in unifying your decorations without outdoing yourself.
To round out this appearance all one would need is a little vintage like a small brass mirror or even dried eucalyptus as a necklace in a bottle to bring the whole display to the next level.
DIY Boho Jewelry Trees With Beads
If you’re into artistic flair and crafting, a DIY beaded jewelry tree can be both a statement piece and an organizational gem. I have made my own using driftwood and color wood beads on copper wire. These bohemian jewelry trees are extremely pretty on a vanity or a shelf with other warm-textured fabrics, embroidered pillows, and draped throws that finish the bohemian look.
You are able to tie twine around the bottom, or plant the design into a decorative container filled with white pebbles or sand. The branches will support bracelets, necklaces or watches and you can insert some decorative tassels or pom-pows to give them more personality. It is perfectly matched with a bohemian bedroom with many woven elements and international decoration objects.
I like this arrangement, as it makes my long necklaces not to tangle with each other and it is an artistic piece of my taste. Better Homes & Gardens believes that hand-made touches such as beadwork will help make your bedroom a lot more exciting to look at as well as provide storage space that directly suits your needs. I don t disagree at all–it is functional art.
In case I had to add something to it, I would propose to use small LED fairy lights, wound around the base or branches, to provide night GF and some charm.
Woven Baskets Turned Display Bowls
One of my tricks to combine functionality and aesthetics is to turn woven baskets into jewelry display bowls. The rattan, jute, or seagrass makes up the natural fibers, which ensure the casual earthy feel beaten at the heart of boho decor. Such baskets can be stacked on a dresser or grouped together as wall-mounted trays in which to hold the bangles or big earrings.
I prefer placing baskets in stacks and sorting jewelry by category rings, brooches and statement earrings. Match them with linen window shades, antique wood pieces of furniture, and terracotta flower pots just to make the style compact. The smooth textures render everything to be purposeful though not laborious.
On my own part, this has been the system that has enabled me to be well organized without having to conceal jewelry. I used to notice the same setting in a Domino Magazine, where they suggested to use baskets of different weaves to introduce visual rhythm, and this is a great suggestion that I have learned to follow by the book.
A low boho-style stool or mini table underneath the baskets to add vertical interest and help to hold additional storage would be a nice addition to this display.
Tiered Rattan Trays for Earring Organization
Rattan teircer trays are a great selection, and a bohemian bedroom is a texture-driven game. I have a 3-tier rattan stand on my makeup table, which is small, esthetically pleasing and efficient. The natural patterns of the trays, such as spiral or circular, are replenished with a typical boho decor.
All the levels are capable of doing different things: studs on higher levels, hoops in the intermediate one, and dangles on the lower level. My mine are enhanced with a few crystals and small green succulents in ceramic pots, which complete the earthy and organic look even more. These trays look particularly good with fringe wall hangings, old mirrors, Persian-style rugs, and so on.
In practice, this solution will help not to lose small earrings, and not to waste time to find things. What I observed is that a similar arrangement has been displayed on The Spruce, where the interior stylist Emily Henderson spoke of the organizational tips in small rooms verticality being paramount, and it is a tip that can go a long way in boho rooms.
To complete this construct I would put a small pedestal or dish at the bottom to hold rings or pins that I would wear everyday but do not need the full height.
Silk Scarf Jewelry Strands
One of the classiest concepts that I have utilized in the bedroom is to repurpose some of my silk scarves to make them into jewelry strand. The silk brings the flair of softness and movement to your presentation, and it is no longer functional; it now becomes part of the boho decoration. I pin scarves on hooks on a wooden dowel, and I allow them to drop and tangle loosely, with rings and pendants, or even brooches, dropped along the lengths of the scarves.
I tend to wear patterned scarves in paisley, flowers or ethnic designs. These are placed close to the window further to be anchored with linen curtains, beaded trims and bamboo shades to make it consistent with the overall bohemian bedroom style. It makes a nice choice especially when you are desire to have a soft feminine accent in your display.
I love this approach not only as fashionable but also as gentle to a fragile jewelry. HGTV recommends the use of fabrics in the jewels storage, which could be a big advantage in saving metal finishes and jewels that are gems, which I did not think of first but am very thankful about it now.
What’s missing? Possibly a small picture mirror in the vicinity of the scarf presentation to enable convenient accessorizing and that the location seems a bit like a wardrobe.
Bohemian Wall Hooks With Tribal Motifs
Tribal motif wall hooks are ideal where one has to hang them vertically particularly when a bedroom is small such that proper space has to be used. At one wall of the room I had hung a row of carved wooden hooks, feather, arrow, and sun shaped. They not only make a powerful decorative note, but a ready place to hang the necklaces, bracelets and scarves.
To match these hooks, I painted an accent wall that matches them using warm clay or ochre shades. I hung things around them, hanging baskets and little paintings and macrame wall decorations. What you end up with is a show that does not seem accidental in any way and is highly personal design-wise, which is the main feature of boho decor.
In a practical manner, this saves me the tangles and makes my jewelry visible. In the Real Simple, I read that the walls in small rooms are preferable to vertical solutions to keep it opened but at the same time, there should be enough storage. It is all in line with my experience.
Going even further, I would place a skinny bench or vintage chest under the hooks to use it as additional storage or even to form a uniformed presentation of shoes or bags.
Antique Frame Shadow Boxes
Custom antique shadow boxes in frames are a classy and artistic piece to place those pieces of jewelry that you love the most. I have realized that vintage gild wood frames that have crackled or beaten wood with a cushioned background or pasted linen makes a perfect background on statement earrings or family necklaces. The concept looks fantastic in a bohemian bedroom full of coarse throws, patterned bedclothes, and antique decor.
To give it an uplift I have used velvet mounted shadow boxes, soft light, and glass cases. They are placed on top of homemade dressers or fixed above a headboard with matching wall sconces. In combination with embroidered cushions and wooden candlesticks, the entire design seems to be hand-picked and dreamy.
I believe that you can try to combine storytelling and storage using shadow frames, especially when it comes to sentimental possessions. Elle Decor has already pointed to the fact that vintage frames and natural backdrops make jewelry look like an installment in an art project and I think they are right.
To complement the idea, I would place a written label on name tags or words to describe the different pieces of jewelry to augment the museum type look of the set.
Mandala Jewelry Display Boards
Mandala jewelry board is one of the most prominent jewelry display choices to outstanding bohemian bedroom. They are usually circular or square and have a complex mandala pattern that has been painted or carved into the board which may be wood or cork. They are not only able to become a convenient method of hanging necklaces and bracelets but also a whole work of art on the wall. I hang mine on one of the central walls just above my dresser and it has served to complement the room with a bit of cultural appeal and personal impetus.
There are small hooks or pins on each board of jewelry and they are placed all around the mandala pattern and when we place our jewelry it should hang balanced out with the symmetry of the mandala. I prefer to put it in combination with the wall tapestry of weaving, dim lighting, and velvet curtains in order to preserve the bohemian bedroom style. The wooden texture contributes to the material wealth of this room, feels balanced with other items of boho decor such as wicker chairs or a patch quilt pouf.
In my case, I like working with mandala display displays as a kind of focus point, as it makes me feel the spiritual serenity, and to have some order on my accessories. Architectural Digest also thinks that using symmetrical art in the eclectic rooms such as boho rooms creates a sense of grounding, and I, at least, felt the same. It is ornamental as well as relaxing.
To further such an arrangement I would attach small dangling tassels or bells along the bottom edge of the board to increase movement and sound.
Ethnic Print Fabric Jewelry Rolls
Ethnic print fabric jewelry rolls are my answer when it comes to the perfect solution to travel-friendly yet aesthetically harmonious storage. The colorful pieces of fabrics normally have strong designs typically of world globalizes ikat, kilim, or mudcloth. I unroll them on my dressing table each morning and they become part and parcel of my layered, patterned bohemian bedroom.
Sew in pouches, loops, and padded areas are used most frequently in rolls to protect the earrings, rings and chains. I have traded pretty versions in cotton and silk or handwoven material which helps to carry out the accent of the room. I also tend to place one over my rattan bench, combine with embroidered throw pillows and fringed blankets to create the boho decor balance.
My favorite part is that they are used as a material of storage as well as a narrative, each cloth has a history and each item has a memory. The Martha Stewart Living had recommended the use of soft textiles roll to minimize scratching and the wearing on fine jewelry, so this put into even greater consideration the protective design of them.
The only change I would make in this set up would be a wooden tray under the roll to give it a frame in order to support it when open.
Hanging Crystals for Jewelry Chains
Hanging crystal is an excellent way of presenting jewelry chain, and this will render a mist-like quality to any boho room. I have raw crystal points and geodes on a strand of clear wire or tied up on rods of driftwood. These ornaments are multipurpose as they are ornaments of energy and smart jewelry stands. I hang them by the corner of the ceiling of my room to allow them attract the natural light and reflect the slight rainbow effects on my bohemian bedroom.
Lightweight necklaces and charms can be suspended in the crystals making a weightless display without furniture. I balance them out with dreamcatchers, paper lanterns and indoor plants to smooth down the corners and give the interior a feel of a dream. The color scheme is also complemented with some pastel toners and includes such crystals as amethyst, rose quartz, and clear quartz which wonderfully suit the style of boho decor.
I have discovered that this system is most suitable to the ones in my collection that I wear most frequently because this way the process of selecting accessories becomes delightful. Hanging crystals is another type of functional feng shui once explained by Zoe Report, and I agree with it. They are welcoming to peace and simultaneously utilizing the vertical space in an effective manner.
My finishing suggestion would be to include a little mirror having an old brass finish horizontal frame under the crystals to make it a complete accessorizing zone.
Embellished Wooden Pallet Displays
The most natural and agricultural decoration on my room would be an adorned wooden pallet that has been turned into a jewelry board. It is just a part of reclaimed wood with knobs, hooks, and tiny shelves. I stained my home in a natural warm walnut stain and I painted designs along the top plank. It is hung on the wall, which helps to increase height and texture to the bohemian bedroom theme.
The shelves have things in each level, rings in small dishes, bracelets on old knobs and earrings pinned onto a strip of cork. I have put hanging plants and fairy lights around it and also I have distressed picture frames around to keep the overall theme of the decor relaxed boho style.
This has turned out to be the most efficient way of storing various forms of jewelry. Dwell Magazine notes that varied storage is a great way to bring some visual appeal and weight to your room to make it look lived in and not foam-boarded straight out like the pallet board does.
To really pzazz it up, I would put in a fringe or macrame valance along the bottom plank to give a lush to the sharp edges of the wood.
Hanging Moon Phase Jewelry Racks
My favorite piece of jewelry stations is moon phase jewelry stands which have become a celestial staple in my boho-inspired room. They usually involve a linear or circular pattern of the phases of the moon made out of metal, wood or resin and I hang feather-light necklaces and charm bracelets on my display. I have it hung over my bedside table and weakly illuminated by a soft light and surrounded by moon-imaged art and tapestries.
The shapes do not only represent a symbolic expression of time and femininity but also they are natural jewelry dividers. I frequently combine my moon with other decorations related to it such as crescent mirrors and star garlands to have a cohesive bohemian bedroom design. The silver fine of the rack pairs well with neutral linens and colored accents, as well.
I believe that these racks introduce poetry into routine practices: choosing the jewelry is a self-discovery act. At one point, Refinery29 noted that astrological decor sounds and looks empowering and everlasting, and I agree with that.
In updating my own, I would paint the moons alternating gold and bronze, so that they are more dimensional and have some shimmer.
Boho Jewelry Display Using Beaded Chandeliers
One of the most creative things which I have done is repurposing beaded chandeliers into jewelry presentation. I have a small hanging chandelier made of white wooden beads and I string earrings and small necklaces on its circular spaces. Hanging right in front of my window, it turns into a Plexiglas eye candy in my hippie bedroom, where it not only draws a light but also the envy.
The chandelier is mounted just above the reclaimed wood vanity and there are candles, macrame runners, and handwoven stools. The beaded pattern will do well in a boho decor – leave any doubt by the shapes which are soft and add some femininity and attitude to the fixture. The dimension of the textures such as beads, metal, and even textiles is layered to create a tactile quality of the entire setup.
I adore the ambiance of this arrangement: it is an art installation. According to House Beautiful, introducing unexpected display methods (like lighting fixtures) keeps rooms fresh and reflects true personal style. My philosophy of design is consistent with that insight.
One aspect that I would adore to make the chandelier look more artsy is by making it hang with some feathers that dangle or tassels on lower side of the chandelier to give the chandelier some visual movement.
Moroccan Lanterns Repurposed for Jewelry Storage
Moroccan lanterns are one of my favorite ideas of upcycling. Transformed correctly, these elegant cut-out metal lamps are beautiful jewelry cases. I take away the glass doors and replace them with velvet cushions or even decorative hooks on which to hang rings and bracelets. When placed on my side table or hung at the window they produce wild shadows on the room by night, and this helps to add to the romance of a bohemian bedroom.
The lanterns mostly have filigree in brass or bronze or colored glass and installs my woven carpet, too large pillows and carved wooden headboard. Their retro design is perfectly combined with the boho style of the modern decor, the room looks exotic and gathered.
This is the best trick to use when you have a statement/heirloom piece that should be put on display. Once, apartment therapy hailed Moroccan accents as a way to make an immediate change in a room without dominating it too much–a tip I have strongly adhered to when decorating my room.
As the finishing I would want to place some battery-operated tealights in the lanterns to make them come to life in the evenings at the cost of fire.
Painted Tiles as Jewelry Mounts
Among the most unusual but beautiful methods of jewelry storage in a bohemian bedroom could be mounted on the wall, with the help of painted tiles. This is a way to turn plain ceramic squares into magnificent bases of your preferred earrings, necklaces and rings. I adore hand painted Moroccan tiles or Spanish style tiles which can give both texture and cultural interest to the room. The inspiring designs are easily balanced against the neutral stucco or the plastered walls and they add the visual counterbalance to the bohemian styled ambiance that is generally present in the Boho-style interiors.
On every tile I place small hidden hooks or metal pegs to enable me to hang light elements. The display does not only provide functionality, but also transforms your accessories into art. I tend to arrange the tiles in a not-so-regular manner to add to the bohemian style of decor and create a chequered effect of the tiles in terms of shapes, colours and hooks. Combining it with rough wooden side tables or a carved headboard is the finishing touch to the lived in quality that characterizes the style.
I have experienced this technique to be low in cost as well as flexible. Apartment Therapy home design specialists have emphasized the use of handmade materials such as painted tiles in their home design to add emotional touch and genuineness to an area, they add that this works best when there is a careful curation of such space. It is the excellent mode of the subjective journeys and gustation.
To complement this idea, I would propose to place a dimmable wall sconce above the tiled space. That makes a mini gallery spotlight effect, since with the lights of the evening your jewelry collection will get more emphasized, and the textures of the tiles will become alive.
Shell-Adorned Jewelry Hooks
One of the best ideas to incorporate seashells in your jewelry collection will be to reflect the boho seaside decor style and introduce a piece of nature into your bedroom design. I usually put a driftwood board on a wall and set separate hooks, which are made of real big shells scallops or conch. The hooks will support chunky necklaces, bead strings or even scarves and belts and are therefore versatile and sculptural in one.
The juxtaposition of wood and the shiny surface of the shells is very rich to the senses. To complete all the bohemian vibes, I used macram ion cords that loop around the edges of the board to complement the entire design. A rattan bench messily layered with throws and woven baskets supports this casual yet selective vibe of the space.
In my experience, this concept is particularly effective in areas in which the flooring is of light wood and besides which the wall is of off-white or sand-colored color. The shells are in the natural colors and go well together, producing the soothing atmosphere. Coastal Living explains that incorporating some coastal features together with shells can help induce calmness and nostalgia, two important emotions that are inseparable with boho living.
On a further personalization idea, I would propose to add labels or painted initials on each of the shell hook to give a boutique effect. It will turn into a wonderful aspect of the day in the process of choosing your extras.
DIY Jewelry Display With Beaded Wall Art
This concept is an extension of the bohemian bedrooms DIY culture and allows you an opportunity to create something that is a reflection of who you are. I can make blocks of hanging panels, about which cotton or hemp fabric has been stretched to a wooden frame, and by use of embroidery, and beads inserted in the beads, I can make up quite peculiar pieces of jewellery making display pallets. Smaller loops or button holes in the material can secure earrings and bracelets and longer chains can hold a necklace.
I have placed this kind of wall art near an antique vanity where the rest of the pieces found here such as dried flower displays, incense burners, and ceramic containers complete the boho appeal. The beads in the wall art are frequently similar to those in my jewelry, bringing a concept of visual unity, which is discreet but deliberate. Plus, the artwork itself becomes a focal point even when it’s not being used for storage.
Among the things I most like about the offered approach is its flexibility. It is possible to go around with what you have in your cupboard and make up designs or themes that are pre and post historical, or of your life, or then it can be seasonal too. Such projects seem to be popular in DIY network and home and garden television, because of their ecological character and the opportunities to develop some creativity at home.
This display could be enhanced a notch higher by attaching fringe on the bottom surface of the frame or attaching string lights of LEDs to illuminate softly. The two touches would enhance the boho touch and embellish the visual content.
Velvet-Covered Jewelry Stands With Fringe
To the individuals who are inclined towards a more traditional approach, bohemian velvet-adorned jewelry stands can be reinterpreted using a bohemian mindset. I decorate mannequins, bracelet bars and ring holders with rich covering of simulated velvet in deep plum, emerald or rust and EDGE them with any trim you may have with fringe, tassels or even feathers. They are placed on a reclaimed wood dresser or glass top vanity giving this otherwise glamorous space a serious quality.
I enjoy using several shapes and sizes to produce a display vignette. An example is that a tall necklace bust contrasted with a round bracelet wheel brings in height and rhythm. In order to bring it all into the bedroom decor, I have the tendency to use the same or similar color (usually a color in velvet) in a related detail like a neighboring pillow or curtain fabric, so that there is unity in the language of the design.
I have noticed that the tactile materials such as velvet, fringe not only suited the boho style but also prevent scratched and tarnished items of jewelry. Designers at Elle Decor have commended the use of fluffy textures in bohemian interiors as they give infusions of luxury even in the most minor functional objects.
The only minor feature that I would like to include is a small decorative mirror behind the display arrangement. This reflects some natural light and will also provide you with an improved feel when choosing the accessories to complete a well-designed luxury curved corner of the bedroom.
The attraction to handcrafted materials, textures, or artistic flourishment doesn?t really matter much today because even the most interesting design solutions will suit your bedroom styling with these bohemian jewelry display ideas implemented. I’d love to hear how you showcase your jewelry in your own space—drop your thoughts, questions, or favorite tips in the comments below!
