8 Creative Boho Bulletin Board Ideas I Love

Have you noticed how plain bulletin boards can make a room feel flat and uninspired? I felt the same way until I found the magic of boho-style boards.

What makes boho bulletin boards special is how they mix textures, patterns, and natural materials to create spaces that tell your unique story.  I’ve spent months testing different designs, and I can’t wait to share how these creative boards transformed my space into something that feels both organized and personal. 

In this post, I’ll show you my favorite 8 boho bulletin board ideas that you can easily create at home.

From natural cork and macramé to woven elements, you’ll find something perfect for your style.

What Themes Work Well for Boho Bulletin Boards?

Let me share my favorite themes that I’ve found work wonderfully for boho bulletin boards.

Earth-inspired colors make a perfect base. I love using warm browns, soft terracotta, and gentle cream shades. These colors remind me of sandy beaches and sun-baked clay.

Natural materials add texture and depth. I use items like:

• Woven jute strings for pinning photos
• Cork backgrounds with interesting patterns
• Cotton and linen fabrics as decorative borders
• Wooden beads to hold important notes
• Dried flowers and leaves as corner pieces

Mixed patterns create interest without looking messy. I combine simple geometric shapes with flowing, organic forms. Small dots, wavy lines, and simple shapes work so well together.

The best part? These themes blend perfectly with both modern and traditional room styles.

I find that keeping the color palette limited to 3-4 shades helps maintain a clean, put-together look.

Boho Bulletin Board Idea 1: Tassel and Pom-Pom Fun

I created this playful design in my craft room last spring.

The mix of cream, dusty rose, and sage green tassels adds movement and joy to the space. My favorite part is how the pom-poms bounce slightly when I add new notes, making the board feel alive and fun.

Must-Have Supplies:

• Yarn in 3-4 coordinating colors
• Decorative string or twine
• Push pins or small hooks
• Basic cork board
• Scissors
• Hot glue gun

Tips for Creating:

• Make tassels in varying sizes for visual interest
• Space decorative elements evenly across the top
• Use sturdy hooks to prevent sagging
• Keep the bottom half clear for pinning items

DIY Difficulty Level: Easy

Boho Bulletin Board Idea 2: Classroom Goals Board

My students loved this motivation board I made last semester. The mix of tan, rust, and cream colors creates a calm, focused atmosphere. I found it helps students stay committed to their goals when they see them displayed so beautifully.

Must-Have Supplies:

• Cork board or fiber board
• Natural twine
• Wooden beads
• Paper tags
• Push pins
• Craft paper in earth tones

Tips for Creating:

• Create a simple grid system for organization
• Leave plenty of space between sections
• Add paper tags for easy goal updates
• Use consistent colors for cohesiveness

DIY Difficulty Level: Medium

Boho Bulletin Board Idea 3: Dreamcatcher-Inspired Board

This design turned out to be my home office favorite.

Must-Have Supplies:

• Embroidery hoops (various sizes)
• Natural string or cord
• Wooden beads
• Basic cork board
• Craft glue
• Push pins

Tips for Creating:

• Start with largest hoop as focal point
• Layer smaller hoops for depth
• Keep string patterns simple
• Add beads sparingly for balance

DIY Difficulty Level: Medium-Hard

Boho Bulletin Board Idea 4: Framed Boho Tapestry Board

This became my bedroom’s statement piece last month.

I chose a tapestry with soft beige and terra cotta patterns that makes my space feel cozy. The combination of practical storage and wall art makes this my most useful creation yet.

Must-Have Supplies:

• Large picture frame
• Cork board or foam board
• Tapestry fabric
• Staple gun
• Decorative pins
• Mounting hardware
• Small clips

Tips for Creating:

• Iron the tapestry before mounting
• Pull fabric tight to avoid wrinkles
• Use strong frame backing for support
• Test pin placement before final setup

DIY Difficulty Level: Easy

Boho Bulletin Board Idea 5: Woven Macramé Bulletin Board

My kitchen needed something special, and this woven board was the answer. The natural white cotton rope against dark cork creates beautiful texture. I spend extra time admiring my shopping lists and family photos when they’re pinned to this board.

Must-Have Supplies:

• Cork board
• Cotton rope (various thicknesses)
• Small wooden clips
• Large eye hooks
• Heavy-duty glue
• Sharp scissors

Tips for Creating:

• Plan your weaving pattern beforehand
• Start from the center for even spacing
• Secure knots with small dabs of glue
• Keep tension consistent while weaving
• Leave gaps for pinning items

DIY Difficulty Level: Hard

Boho Bulletin Board Idea 6: Inspirational Quote Wall

This board brightens my living room and my mood daily.

I used light oak and cream as base colors, with small touches of blush pink for the quotes. The mix of cursive and simple lettering styles keeps my eyes moving across the board, catching new bits of wisdom each time.

Must-Have Supplies:

• Large cork board
• Kraft paper sheets
• Fine-tip markers
• String or thin rope
• Small wooden clips
• Letter stencils
• Push pins

Tips for Creating:

• Mix writing styles for visual interest
• Group similar quotes together
• Leave white space around each quote
• Change quotes monthly to stay fresh

DIY Difficulty Level: Medium

Boho Bulletin Board Idea 7: Map-Themed Exploration Board

This design turned my study into a story of adventures. I chose a map in soft beige and blue tones that feels both calming and exciting. The board helps me track places I’ve been and dream about future trips.

Must-Have Supplies:

• Large vintage-style map
• Cork board
• Natural twine
• Small wooden pins
• Paper tags
• Craft glue
• Push pins

Tips for Creating:

• Mount map carefully to avoid bubbles
• Create a color-coded pin system
• Add small travel photos between points
• Leave room to add new destinations

DIY Difficulty Level: Easy

Boho Bulletin Board Idea 8: Cork Board with Dried Palm Leaves

This design brings a bit of nature into my home office corner. The dried palm leaves in their natural tan and light brown shades frame my notes beautifully.

I love how the leaves have aged to create subtle color variations, making each part of the board unique.

Must-Have Supplies:

• Basic cork board
• Dried palm leaves
• Jute string
• Hot glue gun
• Scissors
• Natural push pins
• Clear sealant spray
• Small command hooks

Tips for Creating:

• Dry palm leaves flat for 1-2 weeks before using
• Seal leaves to prevent crumbling
• Layer leaves for fuller coverage
• Leave the center clear for pinning space

DIY Difficulty Level: Medium-Hard

Tips for Personalizing Your Boho Bulletin Board

Making your board unique is all about adding personal touches. I’ve learned through trial and error that small changes can make a big difference.

1. Color Selection

I always start with colors that make me happy. Your board should reflect your personality, so pick shades that:

• Match your room’s current color theme
• Include at least one neutral tone
• Blend 3-4 colors maximum
• Use materials in similar color families

2. Personal Items & Mementos

I love mixing practical and personal items on my boards.

When I look at my board, each item tells a story. The movie ticket from my first date sits next to a dried flower from my garden, while a note from my best friend adds a pop of yellow nearby.

These little touches turn a simple board into a collection of happy memories that make me smile every time I walk past.

Try adding:

• Small printed photos
• Ticket stubs from events
• Hand-written notes
• Postcards from trips
• Small fabric scraps from favorite clothes

3. Practical Organization

Keep your board both pretty and useful:

• Group similar items together
• Create clear zones for different purposes
• Use consistent pin styles
• Leave open spaces for new additions

4. Seasonal Updates

My favorite part about seasonal updates is how they mark time in such a gentle way.

As autumn leaves replace summer flowers, or winter’s cozy ribbons take over spring’s light fabrics, my board becomes a living calendar of sorts.

I change small elements every few months to keep the board fresh:

• Switch out dried flowers
• Update color accents
• Rotate displayed photos
• Change textural elements

Remember: Your board should make you smile when you look at it. If something doesn’t feel right, change it until it does. The beauty of these boards is that they can grow and change with you.

Summing It Up

After creating numerous boho bulletin boards, I’ve learned that each one becomes more than just a place to pin notes. These boards tell stories, hold memories, and bring warmth to any room.

From simple tassel designs to intricate woven patterns, there’s a style that fits every space and skill level.

I hope these eight ideas have shown you how fun and personal a bulletin board can be.

Start with whichever design catches your eye – maybe the simple palm leaf border or the cheerful pom-pom display. Remember, your board will grow more beautiful as you add your own touches.

Why not begin today? Pick your favorite design, gather your supplies, and create something that’s uniquely yours.