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2020 is a year that makes the house all headaches, and sometimes the best way to reduce stress is to decorate a gorgeous, multicolored room with unique style. Boho Chic-style interior design has been favored for a long time, and we understand why. This style is the embodiment of a playful California girl but no less charming. It was a girl who could dress up in a luxurious, but chose to walk at the beach in a maxi dress without a mosquito layer.

The house should be a place full of optimism and positive - not the boring colors of white, black or other monotonous colors. The modernity and minimalism are a very "quality" style, but this year we should look towards maximum. The past months are always full of gloomy news, so now we will lighten the atmosphere with the Boho's bold interior designLee Alford.

Alford is always daring in mixing colors as well as combining different materials and styles. She has appeared in magazines such as Apartment Therapy, Origin, Gipps and many other journals. Alford lives in Gippsland, Australia, and her Instagram is always like the cathedral of trees, bright colors and vintage styles.

Lee's works are like a beautiful mosaic picture, where all the time as interfering with each other in the most refined way. Most of the things she shared was right in her own house, with each object always changing and creating a happy feelings.

Lee Alford is to evidence that mixing and combining everything is diverse, rich can create a dreamy house in a dream, if you really want to create it. While Lee could really help you inspire the inspiration in my own house, you always watched how LE creates abundance in her works with admiring eyes.

She blended harmoniously between the old and the new - for example, combining an IKEA bright blind with lights from Lee's grandparents. She seems to have created a completely different thing only by combining new and old.

Lee called this "her corner", because this looked like a cozy place where he would roll himself in her arms. We enjoyed the material and the color of the seat cover used here. And why should we spend money to buy wallpaper while can decorate the wall with beautiful artworks?

Many works, due to rotating nature, posted and advertised on Lee's Story Instagram section. Home decor with everything that seems quite ostentative, but choose one or two objects to create highlights can make the house more luxurious, so crime without watching and buying a few things my house!

Usually, many people are afraid to have too many colors in their bedrooms. But Lee is the opposite. The bedroom is where she shows her freshest personality and combines cultural colors together, from Mexico's Otomi cushion to African textile fabric. Moreover, she refused to use the product of large companies without linking partners in Mexico or Africa, or companies that are not suitable for culture. Instead, she invests to buy products of authentic and skilled artisans.

Trees are always integrated in each room. This room of the house hangs a lot of trees and always filled with sunlight. The blue chairs and green carpets attract the eyes to make a dining room a dynamic look, like a suspended forest on the blue ocean dreaming.

Honestly, we were fascinated by Lee's wallets. They also create art in a very separate way. From the cleverly arranging wooden objects to the mosaic is merged from artworks, she makes us think about the concept of wall decoration.

And the fairy is not only limited to the four walls of the house. Let's go back and visit this bright space, adorned with lotus-colored buffers and decorative objects hanging above. Who doesn't want to spend the entire time of summer days in this great space?

Alford called this "the most opposition room in the house", but she loved it for this. Over the years, religious symbols are always appreciated through unique home decorations. This room has pictures, neon crosses and many other objects. A passionate fan didn't even recreate the room in a picture, and the room designer hoped to framinate the picture and hung on the wall of that room.

In Mother's Day post, Lee shared a pillow exhibition with the painting of three feminists hanging at the headboard. With hashtag #moreismoredecor and @maximalism, we have set foot on the ship of the journey to the boho land of the beast and surely you will always love every moment of this journey.