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DOPEMINE
DECOR

Dopamine décor trend through the eyes of

a celebrity interior designer

n a wellness-conscious world where Whether through eye-catching
personal expression and emotional statement pieces, dynamic art
Iwell-being take centre stage, the installations, or unexpected colour
rise of Dopamine Décor is becoming an combinations, here are a few tips to
increasingly popular request in the world embrace your individuality and optimism
of luxury interior design, where spaces are through Dopamine Décor from a celebrity
being transformed to reflect this. interior designer.

But what does it mean? Colour as a Mood Booster
“Drawing inspiration from colour Colour plays a pivotal role in our mood
psychology and our desire for attachment and emotions, making it an essential tool
and connection, Dopamine Décor is in creating feel-good interiors. ‘’There’s a
about curating interiors that make us feel reason you have a connection to a colour
good by stimulating the ‘happy’ hormone like calming turquoise’’ says Mark Reilly,
in our brains, with spaces that reflect interior designer for ARRCC.
warmth and personality”, Bright, saturated hues are being
says celebrity International Interior embraced to energise spaces; red hues
Designer, Mark Reilly of ARRCC, who for dining rooms, bold orange splashes
has designed multiple celebrity homes for living rooms and vibrant yellow
around the world. accents for kitchens. On the contrary,
This feel-good trend and movement softer pastels bring a sense of tranquillity
embraces bold colours, playful patterns, and calmness; cooler blues and violets
and expressive elements that spark spaces for bedrooms, and purple for creative
that are as uplifting and emotive as they spaces.
are stylish.

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