February 2025 Home Mood Boards

It’s time to share what I’ve been posting over on my LTK account! I started this series because I didn’t want you to miss out on this free content in case you’re not following along on LTK or Instagram, so I’ll be posting a roundup here on the blog at the end of each month to help inspire your home décor brainstorming. Don’t forget to click all the way through to LTK (links are included in the paragraph explanations below) to get direct linked access to all of the pieces in each collection.

Boho Living Room:

This boho living room mood board was actually inspired by one of my favorite Instagramers @saratoufali. I love the collected bohemian-inspired aesthetic of her home, and wanted to see if I could recreate her signature vibe with intentionally curated homewares. Thus, this boho living room mood board came to be, and I’m absolutely desperate to recreate it somewhere in our own home! The over-stuffed sectional sofa is the centerpiece of the design, establishing that laidback style, and the rug options I chose (this one and this one) both do a good job of bringing in the “wow” factor with color and pattern. I rounded out the look with plants,  woven furniture items (like this coffee table and plant stand), and earthy art prints. See the rest of the items I picked for this boho living room space here on my LTK feed.

Earthy Terracotta Bathroom:

We’re still years away from any kind of real home renovation projects when it comes to our bathrooms, but a girl can dream, right? This Earthy Terracotta Bathroom is my dream of the perfect bathroom oasis. My favorite parts of this collection are the tile selects. I’m imagining that clay-colored hexagon on the floor, and the multi-colored penny tiles across the floor of the walk-in shower. The rest of the walls will be clad in those handmade-looking irregular white square tiles. Neutral textiles (like this bath mat and towels set), warm gold faucets, matching gold wall sconces, and arched mirrors feel on-trend, yet so classic, too. Click here to access the whole list of linked accents.

Eclectic Home Office:

I know I tend to default to mid-century style when it comes to home décor, but I do appreciate other styles, even if I don’t generally use them in my own home. That’s what I love so much about these weekly mood boards—they allow me to experiment with other interior aesthetics that I really appreciate across the board. This Eclectic Home Office features quite a few traditional elements, but I tried to work in modern options, too, that balance out the more ornate details, like the turned legs on that gorgeous desk. The tapered shade on this concrete table lamp feels very sweet, while the globe ceiling fixture I chose is decidedly modern. I also opted for modern seating, but a more traditional rug pattern. It’s fun to see these pieces mesh well together even though their styles are so different from one another. See the entire collection of linked pieces on my LTK feed here.

Valentine’s Day Brunch:

I know that the holiday has come and gone, but I still wanted to share this roundup of Valentine’s Day Brunch goodies because I think they still work well beyond February 14. There are really only a couple of true heart-shaped accents, and the rest is all perfectly suited to any feminine at-home gathering you choose to host this year. My personal favorite picks are the marble cutting board with inlaid knife niches, the pink fabric table runner, and blush-colored napkins. I even included a sophisticated curvy buffet table in case you’re building this party setup from the ground up. Get the full list of links here.

Let me know in the comments if you have a specific room or spot in your home that you’d like me to mood board next! I always make sure to prioritize follower requests first, so please do tell what’s on your list of future house projects.

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