New Bohemian interiors

From the runways of Isabel Marant and Saint Laurent, to shag rugs and indoor plant collections appearing in creatives' homes around the world, the new bohemian is back and chicer than ever.

LA-based designer Justina Blakeney's latest book New Bohemians, is filled with 300 pages of home tours, interviews, DIYs, and styling tips inspired by creative folk who channels a new-age bohemian way of life.

The book features the homes of boutique owners and bloggers, entrepreneurs and ex-pats, artists and urban farmers who embrace a free-spirited, no-rules lifestyle, an attitude that is reflected in their homes.

To try the look in your space there's really only three basic guidelines to follow:Palette: Stick to clay and earth tones.

Plants: You can never have too many. Go for monstera, rojo congo, cactus and rubber tree.

Vintage: Flea markets, vintage stores, eBay, and Etsy will be your go-to when finding one-off special pieces.

But if you don't have the time or inclination to spend your Saturdays scouring markets, we've matched some bohemian-inspired products for you.

Shop our bohemian edit below.

Napkins, $49, Walter G

Split quartz crystal geode, $299, Sourceress the Store

Bowl, $189.95, Middle Road

Mogens Hansen three seater sofa, $4950, Vampt Vintage

Desert particle floor cushion, $290, Upstate

Nipprig arm chair, $99, ikea

Bohemia Fragranced Candle, $95, Mecca

Long wool sheepskin, $99, Sourceress the Store

Kasbah wool rug, $279.00 to $1699.00, West Elm

Charlie orange pot, $130, Pop and Scott

Framed photograph by photographer Ross Lawrence, POA, MCM House