Aria Journal:
The antithesis of beige, dopamine design is all about creating spaces that delight the senses. Bold colour choices and invigorating patterns take centre stage when designing a space that reflects personality whilst being cohesive. Discover our round-up of dopamine design favourites to inspire your interior.
Above: Ltd Edition Togo Chair by Ligne Roset
Above: New York Suite Sofa by Saba Italia
Pattern Play
The essence of dopamine decor lies in its personalization and individuality for each home, bringing together the owners favourite colours, textures and nostalgic objects reflecting their story. Pattern and composition become powerful tools to evoke feelings of warmth in a space.
Above: Upholstered Ant Chair by Fritz Hansen
Above: Series 7 Chair by Fritz Hansen
Above: Stools by Ettore Sottsass for Kartell
Above: Sottsass Kitchen Utensils by Alessi
Above: Feast collection by Yotam Ottolenghi for Serax
Above: Luxembourg Chairs and table by Fermob
Inside Out
Brighten up your garden, whatever the weather, with a colourful dining furniture set or create a laidback lounge area with outdoor sofas and armchairs in all the colours of the rainbow. When choosing a colour scheme for your garden, patio or balcony, consider the tones that appear naturally in the space and add a contrasting palette.
Above: Luxembourg Chairs and table by Fermob
Above: Piapolo stool by Fermob
Above: Studie Chair by Fermob