Wall art has been the classic choice of decorating homes for ages and rightfully so because it does brighten up a room. A beautiful piece of wall art not only ties the entire room together but is also a reflection of the homeowner.
It reveals a lot about the likes and dislikes of a person and the kind of things they care about. You can come to know several things about a person just by looking at the kind of art they like.
However, apart from just being a beautiful piece of the cool room decor, owning an art piece also has several other benefits.
And no only wall art can be something that tells about a person a lot but also a cool room decor that will fit in at any home.
Art Boosts Productivity
While we have always heard of how art makes one feel happy, there is scientific evidence for it too now.
Several studies have been conducted over the years to study the effect of art on a person’s productivity and according to a recent study published by Exeter University, people working in places with art pieces around them were 17% more productive than others.
Art has also been found to significantly reduce depression, stress, and anxiety levels in people and make them feel better!
Art Boosts Creativity
Art is definitely a source of creative inspiration and if you are someone engaged in a creative profession such as photography, writing, fashion, or interior design then you must surely have some art pieces around your home. It will help you create and design new ideas.
It will also help you shift perspective and look at the same things with a different view. Another thing that you can do is to add a little greenery to your home. A potted plant on your desk or flowering plants in the front yard will help decorate the home and serve as creative inspiration at the same time.
Art Boosts Happiness
A recent study by University College London revealed that when people view pieces of art, a rush of dopamine is released into the brain which makes one feel happy. The reaction was really quick and researchers noted that it was a recurring reaction as well which means that the brain reacted in a similar way every time the participants viewed the art pieces.
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