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A white plate made strawberry mousse taste sweeter in an Oxford-led study. In a real restaurant, the story got more interesting. Here is what the tableware research shows.
Studies link wanting less with feeling better. But the evidence is messier than the decluttering videos suggest, and the fix is not a new set of matching boxes.
One upgrade can quietly set off a run of others. Experiments show when it happens, and how to stop the spiral before it hits your bank balance.
Lipstick sales are said to rise in hard times. The data is messier, but the urge is real, and there is a smart way to indulge it.
UK wardrobes hold about £30 billion of clothes unworn for a year. Six mental habits help explain it, and a short audit tackles most of them.
Scientists asked 798 people to rate 200 interiors. One quality, hominess, explains why some rooms hold you and others don’t.
A later trial with 6,792 gym members found a smaller boost, about 10%. Here’s how to build bundles that still work for you.
A survey of 4,598 people in 30 nations shows how widely we share colour feelings, and where the dopamine dressing story outruns the science.
Fairtrade, GOTS, Fair Wear and B Corp promise very different things, and since September vague green claims are banned in the EU.
A review of 40 studies backs the idea. The surprise is at home: comfy clothes beat office wear for remote workers’ engagement.