If you search "window view" on YouTube, you'll find a wide variety of videos. What your "window" looks like is up to you. To try it, set up a projector facing a blank wall, and hook it up to your phone or laptop to stream YouTube videos.
And for anyone who has been yearning for an escape, but isn't ready to travel just yet, you can create a "window" that looks out on practically any destination, switching between a city or beach view to satisfy your wanderlust. In the video, which has since gotten more than 9 million views, people couldn't help but notice just how realistic the window looked, inspiring plenty of users to try it for themselves.Ĭonsidering that we've been looking out at the same window views for over a year now, the trend can be a nice way to mix things up. It started in March when user posted a video demonstrating, "How to use your projector the correct way." In it, he used his to project videos of an aquarium, a clock and a tropical window scene onto his bedroom wall. The " Fake Window Challenge," as it's known on TikTok, is not so much a challenge as it is a viral movement of people projecting window-like videos onto their walls.
Now, users on the app are at it again, delivering a new way to transform your space into a dreamy escape - with a fake window. First, TikTok showed us how to bring a golden-hour glow into our rooms with the viral sunset projection lamps.
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