BRIGHTEN UP

I’m an interiors whizz, if you’re feeling down all the time it’s probably one of nine decorating mistakes you’re making

AN INTERIOR whizz has revealed how common interior design mistakes can affect your mood.

Vivien shared that some popular decorating trends can potentially make you feel low in a YouTube video posted to her account, Posh Pennies.

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found people preferred curved furniture which made them feel relaxed, happier, and more hopeful than furniture with sharp edges.

Not having plants in your home can also cause lower moods.

Greenery and plants have been to help improve our mental health and reduce stress.

Vivien says you can even use fake ones if you're not keen on gardening, or artwork of natural scenery, as they have the same effect as real plants.

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Having bare walls can also affect your mood negatively.

Research by Semir Zeki, Professor of Neurobiology and Neuroaesthetics at University College London showed that looking at art can release the same chemicals in the brain as falling in love.

Depending on your personality, Vivien says you can choose different artwork to display around your home to improve your mood.

Introverts might like softer pieces of art, such as prints of the beach of forests.

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