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Home Inspiration · August 9, 2023

How Changing Your Interior Can Boost Your Mood and Productivity

In today’s world, where our homes have become our offices, our schools, and our sanctuaries, the importance of an inspiring and conducive living environment cannot be overstated. You might be surprised to learn how much your interior design can impact not just your mood but your productivity as well.

Below, we’re going to look at how a change in interior design can boost your mood and productivity.

The Psychology of Colour

The colours that we surround ourselves with can have a profound influence on our emotional well-being. Warm hues such as reds, yellows, and oranges can evoke feelings of comfort and warmth. These colours can stimulate conversation, making them great choices for living rooms and dining areas.

Cool tones like blues, greens, and purples, on the other hand, can induce feelings of calm and tranquillity. These colours are particularly effective in bedrooms and bathrooms where you want to encourage rest.

Neutral tones, such as greys, whites, and earth tones can help to enhance concentration and focus, making them perfect for home offices and study areas. A well-placed internal door with a fresh coat of paint in a soft, soothing hue can help differentiate workspaces from living areas, helping to reduce distractions and improve productivity.

Natural Light and Biophilic Design

Biophilic design, or incorporating elements of nature into our living spaces, is another powerful way to boost our mood and productivity. Studies have shown that access to natural light can significantly enhance mood and energy levels. Large windows, mirrors, and glazed doors can help maximise the flow of natural light throughout your home.

Indoor plants can also do wonders for your mood and productivity. Besides their aesthetic appeal, they can improve air quality and create a sense of calm.

Personalised and Functional Spaces

When it comes to improving your mood and productivity, nothing beats a space that’s your own. Personalising your space with photos, artwork, and decorative items that bring you joy can give you a sense of comfort and ownership.

Remember, functionality is just as important as aesthetics. Organised, clutter-free spaces can enhance focus and productivity. Thoughtful furniture placement, smart storage solutions, and defined spaces can make your home more efficient. For example, installing a sliding internal door can save space and create a distinct boundary between different functional areas, such as work and play zones.

Harmony and Balance

Creating harmony and balance in your home can lead to a sense of peace and productivity. This can be achieved through a balance of colours, textures, and furniture. Achieving symmetry, whether it’s through matching bedside tables in your bedroom or a balanced arrangement of furniture around your living room, can provide a sense of tranquillity and order.

By carefully considering colours, incorporating elements of nature, personalising your space, and creating harmony, you can significantly enhance your mood and productivity. So, if you’ve been feeling a bit low or unproductive recently, perhaps it’s time to take a look around your home – a few simple changes might be all you need to lift your spirits and re-energise your days.

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Hello! I'M ANTONIA I launched Tidylife to provide interior, garden & lifestyle inspiration. Love home decor and budget friendly improvements? Me too! You'll find them all here. Plus decorating, styling & upcycling ideas. I also love to share fitness, fashion & beauty features, so I hope you enjoy visiting Tidylife.

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