How to Boost Your Mood With Apartment Decor

The interior that we live in can really affect our mood and state of well-being and applying neuroarchitecture to your apartment is the easiest way to ensure a positive experience every time you walk through your door. 

There are 5 areas of the brain that will improve your mood: sensation and perception, learning and memory, decision making, emotion, and movement. The key here is to make multiple adjustments tailored to each brain activity that will help you create the perfect space.

Learn more about how to implement neuroarchitecture in your home. 

Add Your Personal Touch 

Showcase significant items such as books or travel souvenirs to remind you of your passions, values, and joys. Think about things as the pillows, the ceramics you've made. With these home design ideas, you can choose from one item or go as many as thirty pieces, these choices should match your style.

Inspirational Reminders 

Of all of these home design ideas, this one is the simplest and could bring a lot of joy. Have something in your home that makes you look ahead with excitement every day. There are studies showing that hanging artwork into which you can project yourself, like a painting or photographing a beautiful landscape, an exotic location, an exciting adventure, can actually bring positive feelings and motivation.

More Rounded Furniture 

Did you know that furniture with rounded edges can instantly calm nerves and induce positive thinking? So the next time when you're looking for a large item like a sofa or even small items like pillows and ceramics, look for something more curved for your space. 

Bring More Natural Light

A little sunshine always helps to brighten up your space, look, and mood. So let that natural light in, by using transparent window frames that still retain some privacy. This will help you to soak in as much sun as possible from your apartment when you need to invigorate. 

Add More Plants

Besides the benefits of air purification, you will feel better just by looking at a houseplant. Create a small garden with houseplants in your living room, or decorate your bedroom windowsill with an easy snake plant to bring a little positivity, nature, and joy to your space. 

Add Aroma Diffuser

If scents have a positive effect on your mood, consider aromatherapy. Scientific research shows that the scents of certain essential oils, including lavender, chamomile, and geranium, can actually improve your mood when smelled. To easily take advantage of the potential benefits of aromatherapy, try a simple aroma diffuser.

Wireless Speakers 

It is scientifically proven that listening to music can instantly improve your mood and memory. If you don't have a wireless speaker yet, make sure to buy one to stream your favorite playlist from your phone when you're at home, just don't make it too loud for your neighbor's next door.

Add Natural Lighting 

Natural lighting is a sure way to make a space more inviting and will boost your mood and productivity. Flood your space with more natural lights to create a warm and cozy glow that will help you keep your apartment calm.

Add More Color

It turns out interior paint isn't just for decoration, as research using chromotherapy has shown that invigorating colors like yellow, red, and pink can revive you just by looking at them. What you can do is paint a bold shape or accent wall in your living room or bedroom with one of these bright sunny colors. Not only will this create a decorative focal point, but you can also smile every time you see it.

Add Colorful Artwork

You can't find yourself painting the walls a fun shade? That's no problem, hang up some colorful, interesting artwork instead, something that will help keep the mood and creative juices flowing.