Fans are raving over Primark's new home range – this £4 buy is the star of the show

Well, colour us obsessed

Primark mood-boosting homeware
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Fans on Instagram are raving over Primark's newest homeware range – we think it's a surefire way to give your home a mood-boosting makeover, and some items, in particular, have us all eyes on it.

One of our favourite budget stores, Primark, has recently been making waves in the world of homeware, allowing home decor trends to be more accessible by releasing affordable but equally unique home decor pieces – and this mood-boosting range takes the cake, it's no wonder that fans are gushing over it on social media.

Primark mood-boosting homeware

(Image credit: Primark)

Primark mood-boosting homeware

Primark's newest homeware collection boasts bright, bold colours in the form of bite-size decor pieces such as painted patterned dinnerware, vases, rugs, trinkets, wall art (which we've seen to improve well-being in the home), and more.

Fans have taken to Primark Home's Instagram to showcase their obsession over the new collection, with one saying, 'Well colour me obsessed,' and many exclaiming how much they love the colourful range.

We think it's very attuned to the trending concept of dopamine decorating, as more and more have we seen people keen to bring colour into their homes to inspire specific feelings and moods within a space.

Primark mood-boosting homeware

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'Colour has an amazing ability to influence our mood and impact how we feel, particularly in our homes where we spend so much of our time,' explains Chelsea Clark, head of brand at Lust Home.

We've been in the know that cool-toned blues and greens that reflect nature are known to help soothe and relax, like M&S' new bedding.

'Brighter colours on the other hand encourage optimism and increase feelings of happiness. Yellow tones in particular are noted for creating a feeling of joy and boosting our energy, whereas bright oranges, blues and greens provide an invigorating touch to a room.'

Primark mood-boosting homeware

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Our favourites from the range

Out of everything we've currently seen in the homeware range, however, there are a particular set of items that we've been eyeing up extra – the patterned dinnerware, including various bowls, plates, serving dishes, and mugs.

Primark mood-boosting homeware blue striped patterned bowl

This blue stripe patterned bowl is only £4 and we're obsessed.

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There's definitely something about this handcrafted and personal style that has many a shopper hooked. Dayna Isom Johnson, trend expert at Etsy explains, 'As our world becomes increasingly automated, shoppers are embracing handcrafted styles – celebrating both craftsmanship and individuality – as an alternative to mass-produced pieces.'

Primark mood-boosting homeware patterned dinnerware selection

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'Hand-painted ceramics are especially on the rise, with more and more shoppers turning to these organic shapes and whimsical designs to add personality and artistic flair to their homes.'

Starting from £3.50 a piece and available in selected Primark stores right now, we think these ceramics are oh-so-cute and definitely a must-buy as the spring season approaches. We think they'd look great accompanying a garden party idea.

If you need us, we'll be at Primark.

Jullia Joson
Junior Writer

Jullia is Ideal Home’s Junior Writer and the Ideal Home Certified Expert in Training on Vacuums, having spent over 60 hours testing different models. She’s always loved all things homes and interiors, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Architectural Studies from the University of Nottingham where her love for writing blossomed following her internship at ArchDaily. Now focused on home tech and cleaning, Jullia works on writing features and explainers to help people make the most of their home appliance investments, putting the newest launches through their paces. When she isn’t writing, she loves exploring the city, coffee shop hopping, and losing hours to a cosy game or book.