If you love breaking the decor rules and flying free with your style, then ‘boho’ is surely the way to go.

There’s no bigger fan of this creative, expressive approach than glamorous international stylist, Fifi O’Neill. The author and decor expert lives the look in her own homes – and has travelled the world seeking out the best examples of boho interiors for her new book, Global Bohemian: How To Satisfy Your Wanderlust At Home.

It’s packed with ideas and tips, and a brilliant starting point for anyone curious about going boho.

Once cast aside as ‘girly’, the colour pink is fast shaping up to be the hottest shade for interiors.

Sugary pinks through to snazzy scarlets, pretty peaches and even funky neons are the winning shades on the palette this season.

“Don’t make the mistake of thinking that pink is just for girls. Not any more it isn’t,” declares Emily Murray, creator of award-winning blog, The Pink House, which celebrates the colour in all its hues in her own pink decorated home.

Before we begin, here’s a short memo: We are, in no way, denying the power of black and white. We're merely looking beyond this timeless, classy — and yes, SO overdone and cliché combination.

A pop of contrasting colours is just what you need to shift your mind away from the neutrals and pastels. But the question is – which combinations work?

In case you’re looking to add a splash of life to your home then check out these peppy hues that will take your colour wheel beyond your imagination.

We think we may have found the world's coolest office.

It is only fitting that, Casper, a startup company that is out to change the mattress game, has beds in their new NYC office. The fast growing bedding company recently moved to a two-floor office designed by Float Studio in Manhattan's Flatiron District. Employees are encouraged to take naps and have informal meetings in bed. Talk about beating the 3pm slump.