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Gen Z Rejects Millennial Beige for 'Dopamine Decor', Designers Call It a Coping Mechanism

Younger consumers are turning away from minimalist white interiors in favour of bold colour, texture and the 'gummy bear aesthetic', a shift interior designers with mental health backgrounds attribute to anxiety and a search for comfort.

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Younger consumers are turning away from minimalist white interiors in favour of bold colour, texture and the 'gummy bear aesthetic', a shift interior designers with mental health backgrounds attribute to anxiety and a search for comfort.

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