Dopamine decor is the most discussed and expected trend in 2024

Its essence is to create a space that will stimulate the production of dopamine. After all, dopamine is responsible for happiness. Therefore, the task of the interior this season is to improve mood, creativity, the general state of a person and reduce stress.
How to create a dopamine decor?

Comfort. More and more people work from home and are there most of their time, so the interior should be as comfortable as possible: space zoning, soft furniture, natural textiles, blackout curtains, atmospheric decor, photos and home fragrance.

Indoor plants have a positive effect on the human condition. They clean the space and saturate it with oxygen, and they also decorate the room and create a feeling of unity with nature. For those who value their time, we offer a list of plants that are easy to care for.

Indoor plants for the floor: ficus (there are 841 types) and dracaena

Indoor plants for shelves or window sills: aloe, chlorophytum, sedum and sansevieria.
Bright colors create a good mood. Feel free to choose yellow, orange, red, pink, lavender, mint for furniture, textiles, carpet or other decor. Saturated accents make the room “alive”.

Different textures. The use of materials such as wood, metal, glass, fabrics and stone helps to create a visual and tactile balance in the room, to emphasize its uniqueness. The combination of different textures creates an emotional atmosphere, expresses the personality and style of the owner.

Eclecticism
Eclectic in Greek means to choose or select. This is a design style based on the combination of incompatible things into one harmonious concept. The main principles of eclecticism:

Use no more than 3 different styles and no more than 5 colors.
To determine one basic style, neoclassicism is traditionally used for this, as it is well combined with other directions.
The calmer the main color palette is, the easier it is to highlight bright accents.
Dividing the room into several plans (foreground and background), where the background always looks softer.
Use of retro items and antique furniture.
Presence of contrasts.
Attention to decorative objects: textiles, paintings, photos.
Thematic repetitions: objects of the same geometric shape, unusual objects of the same color or shape, or paintings with the same artistic motif.
The main thing you need to understand about eclecticism is decorativeness, which does not prevail over practicality, it is, first of all, a comfortable space for living.