This time of year you might start to feel some twinges of spring fever. You might feel like doing some spring cleaning or changing up your home decor. Decorating with photos is an easy and beautiful way to refesh your home.
Turns out, some experts say that looking at photos can have a positive effect.
Woman’s Day recommends that you put photos on the fridge to improve your mood in five minutes. They point out that we look at our refigerator 27 times a day, so it’s a good opportunity to look at something that makes you happy. “Research shows that the happiest people have many joyful family photos displayed in their homes,” says Caroline Adams Miller, coauthor of Creating Your Best Life.
This Yahoo article “How to Cheer Up: 5 Proven Mood-Enhancing Things to Do Right Now” also recommends photos as a way to feel better. UK’s The Open University showed in a study that looking at your personal photos is a better mood enhancer than other traditional activities like eating chocolate, drinking wine or listening to music. They suggest keeping photos in plain sight and occasionally switching them up is a great way to improve your mood.
Considering that looking at photos can make you feel better, displaying more photos around your home seems like a good idea. There are lots of creative ways to use photos in our home decor projects featured in the Kodak Tips and Projects Center.
Here are just a few.
Photo window frame – Have you ever seen an old window frame sitting out by the curb? Grab it next time and make this cool photo window.
Family tree mural with photos – show off your family with this life size family tree.
Glowing photo frame – Warm up your home with this easy to make backlight frame.
Photo wreath – striking compliment to your mantlescape!
Photo dishware – perfect for your old family photos. Make copies at a Kodak Picture Kiosk so you don’t ruin the originals.
Oh and for your fridge? Check out these photo magnets made from upcycled bottle caps!
The DIY steps for all these photo projects are available in the home decor section of the Kodak Tips and Projects Center.
Find a Kodak Picture Kiosk near you to print all your photos for these ideas.
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