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Picture a boho kitchen with open shelves, pattern tile and plants

Kitchens are harder to make boho than living rooms, because they are built of hard surfaces. The usual answer is to add warmth and pattern where it is easy to change: open wooden shelves with mixed ceramics and jars, a patterned tile splashback in terracotta or blue, woven pendants, a runner on the floor, plants on the sill and baskets for storage. Upload a photo of your kitchen to ImageQuarry and ask for those additions one by one, keeping your cabinets if you want to, then compare the versions.

Add warmth with shelves, tile and textiles while keeping your cabinets.

Last updated October 2026

How to plan a boho kitchen with ImageQuarry

  1. 01

    Photograph the wall above the worktop

    That is where open shelves and splashback tile go, so frame it clearly.

  2. 02

    Start with the splashback

    Ask for patterned tile in terracotta, blue or green; it sets the palette.

  3. 03

    Add shelves and baskets

    On that version, ask for open wooden shelves with mixed ceramics and woven baskets below.

  4. 04

    Finish with textiles and plants

    Ask for a woven pendant, a vintage runner and herbs on the sill, then compare.

Boho kitchen requests to try

Requests to ask for. Each produces a new version you can compare with the last.

Patterned splashback

Pattern on a hard surface.

Open wooden shelves

Display and warmth.

Woven pendants

Soft light over the island.

Vintage runner

Pattern underfoot.

Herbs and plants

Green on the sill.

Painted cabinets

A bolder step.

What a boho kitchen needs

Kitchens need to stay practical, so boho layering is concentrated on surfaces you can change easily.

Pattern on the splashback

Tile is where most boho kitchens get their pattern, leaving cabinets plain.

Open display

Open shelves with mixed handmade ceramics, jars and cookbooks show a collected life.

Woven and natural textures

Rattan pendants, baskets, wooden boards and runners soften hard surfaces.

Warm color

Terracotta, rust, mustard and green appear on tiles, cabinets or textiles.

Change it from your photo

Start from a photo you upload, describe the change and get a new version while the original stays.

Branch if it gets busy

Branch from any earlier version to try a calmer direction.

Planning a boho kitchen

DecisionBoho choiceHow to ask
SplashbackPatterned tileTerracotta and cream patterned tile
ShelvesOpen, rough woodTwo rough wooden shelves
StorageBaskets, jarsWoven baskets and glass jars
LightingWoven pendantsTwo rattan pendants
FloorVintage runnerA faded vintage runner
CabinetsPlain or warm paintedLower cabinets in terracotta
HardwareBrass or ceramic knobsBrass knobs
PlantsHerbs, trailing plantsHerbs on the sill

What is a boho kitchen?

A boho kitchen is a warm, relaxed kitchen with patterned tile, open wooden shelves of mixed ceramics, woven lighting and baskets, plants and earthy colors.

It is not the same as a farmhouse kitchen, which is whiter and more uniform; boho mixes pattern and collected pieces more loosely.

Boho kitchen questions

What if my kitchen is small?

A small kitchen can still take boho touches. A patterned splashback, one open shelf and a few plants on the sill add a lot without crowding the worktop. Try that light version first and compare it with a fuller one, because in a small room the difference between warm and cluttered is a single shelf.

Can I keep my cabinets and still go boho?

Yes. Upload the photo and ask for tile, shelves, pendants and plants while listing the cabinets as something to keep. Compare the new version with the original.

Are open shelves practical?

They need dusting and tidy displays. One or two runs with everyday items is usually manageable.

Which tile patterns suit boho?

Moroccan style, encaustic look and hand painted tiles in terracotta, blue, green or cream.

Can I try a painted cabinet version?

Ask for it in its own request; each request builds on the version you selected.

Can I compare boho kitchen versions and download one?

Yes. Line up the boho kitchen versions you made, choose the one you would build, and download it to share with whoever is quoting the work.

Can a tile sample guide the splashback?

Add a photo of it as a reference. It can guide the result; review each version to see how near the pattern is.

Create an image. Edit it with words. Keep refining.

See your kitchen warmer before you change a cabinet

Upload the kitchen, add tile, shelves and plants in steps, and compare the versions.

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