1 JOYFUL PINK PAINT
It's not news that colour can affect your mood but the dopamine décor trend doesn't just take a single hue to brighten up a room and its occupants, rather it embraces a rainbow of shades to create a happy cocktail. Eco-conscious paint brand YesColours celebrates shades that are designed to keep positive vibes, such as Joyful Pink (pictured), Passionate Olive Green and Calming Yellow.
£21 per litre, yescolours.com
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