A few handy tricks can turn your school cell into a cozy suite.
Investigate dorm specifics before you spend any money. What furniture is provided? What items are prohibited, like certain kinds of lamps or electrical appliances?
Buy a reversible comforter that is machine-washable and has a color or pattern that hides dirt.
Most dorm room beds are extra long, so purchase bedding accordingly.
Buy a few large floor pillows for propping yourself up in bed and to provide seating for guests.
Raise your bed with cinderblocks to create storage space underneath. Place infrequently used items in plastic containers so they
Hit a couple of local thrift shops for deep discounts on scatter rugs that will warm up a cold institutional floor.
Check out secondhand stores for old-fashioned hard suitcases, which can be stacked to create an end or coffee table while storing off-season clothing or bedding.
Buy a shoe bag in a color that complements your comforter and hang it on the wall near your desk. The pockets make great storage spots for small items.
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String holiday lights around the room for a year-round festive feel.
The average college freshman spent $344 on dorm d
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Comments (4)
The shoe hanger idea is genius! Great video!
over 2 years ago by HeatherM
What a very informative video! Thanks!
over 2 years ago by Vonda
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about 1 year ago by andrea99
Step 3 can be replaced and made way cooler with the SlouchBack. This thing transforms any dorm bed into a comfy 3 person suede couch in just 30 seconds and it takes up no space!
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over 2 years ago by matt8095
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