/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>10193376
I think the thing with that mix would be to find the common themes in both styles and start there. The area I think they cross over in is the use of bold/bright colours and that slightly crowded lots-of-stuff look, but to be honest if you try to decorate with both you are likely to end up looking more one than the other. I assume by fairy kei decor you mean 80s influenced with collectible characters, brights and pastels and quite cutesy - so you could use those themes but have (for example) the textures/draping that often happens in boho with a floor rug, printed or woven soft furnishings with texture and tassels, etc. I have also seen rainbow palettes in boho decor with varying degrees of success so that could be another avenue to think about.