by POPSUGAR Home 13

It's long been held by architects and interior designers that the places we live and work in can affect our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. But now, according to an article in the Scientific American, scientists are finding that there's an empirical basis for the theory, and have found clues on how to "promote creativity, keep students focused and alert, and lead to relaxation and social intimacy," with design, be it ceiling heights, window views, lighting, and more. From experience, have you found that the interior design of your home or office affects your productivity or your mood?
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