Dopamine Decor Is All About Sparking Joy — Shop the Trend

97 Decor Colorful Gallery Wall Art Prints ($10, originally $12)

If you're looking for a fun way to incorporate dopamine colors into your home (and on a budget), go for something simple yet statement-making like these whimsical wall art prints. The set features mock prints from artists like Matisse and Van Gogh, all of which have been revamped through a brighter, more color-heavy lens.

Opalhouse with Jungalow Penelope Flower Wallpaper ($34)

Have an untouched wall or nook that could benefit from a little extra color? This patterned wall paper will help you fill any negative space with a more vibrant flair. Best of all, it has a self-adhesive, peel-and-stick design that's easy to apply and remove accordingly.

Preppy Room Throw Pillow Covers Set ($18)

Even if your home is dominated by a neutral color scheme, these pillows feature cool dopamine designs that are sure to liven up any room — whether you're styling them on a guest bed or as fixtures on your couch.

Anthropologie Cut Glass Candle Holder ($32)

These glass candle holders are proof that the dopamine design trend doesn't only rely on loud, neon colors; you can just as easily spruce up your space with softer pastel shades, like the ones featured on these shapely decor accents.

Urban Outfitters Meadowland Shaggy Rug ($49)

Even the most muted room will benefit from having this shaggy rug front and center in it. Available to shop in multiple sizes, the rug is adorned with whimsical floral accents that pop off of the piece, thanks to its dark green contrast.

Urban Outfitters Triangle LED Mirror ($69, originally $99)

This LED mirror gives a whole new meaning to mood lighting. Small but mighty, the shapely piece will help to illuminate any space with a warm and inviting light. We love its unique frame and the fact that it can be styled within any room in your home — from the office to the bathroom and beyond.

Opalhouse with Jungalow Reversible Velvet Comforter & Sham Set ($69)

Few products encapsulate the dopamine decor trend better than this reversible comforter set from Target. One side features a multicolored geometric pattern that's bound to spark joy, while the other is adorned with a yellow-colored velvet material that's equally soft and splashy. It's interchangeable, so you can swap it out depending on your mood.

Anthropologie Mabel Ceramic Side Table ($168)

Subtle, stylish, and designed to last, this ceramic side table will quickly become your favorite outdoor essential. The product's delicate mint coloring feels so fresh, while its floral, dopamine designs help to make it look more distinct and primed for outdoor use.

Willa Arlo Interiors Latonia Upholstered Barrel Chair with Ottoman ($170, originally $200)

As far as dopamine colors go, few are more universally loved (or guaranteed mood-boosters) than a sunny yellow shade. Need further convincing? Style this bright yellow armchair in a corner of your bedroom or living room, and watch your space change for the better.

Urban Outfitters Alana Bookshelf ($299)

You don't need to overthink the dopamine decor trend in order to embrace it within your home. Sometimes, incorporating something as simple as a colorful table or bookshelf — like this tiered version from Urban Outfitters — can add just enough contrast against a plain white wall.

AllModern Dario Velvet Rolled Arm Chesterfield Sofa ($750, originally $1,230)

Perhaps you're less keen on subtlety and want to dive head-first into the dopamine trend? If that's the case, we recommend shopping out a colorful, statement piece like this sofa from AllModern. The piece feels equally retro and modern, thanks to its rolled arm silhouette and soft velvet composition.

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