Now is the time to return to your academic pursuits. Whether you’re a first-year student or a senior, the start of a new academic year provides an opportunity to start over, both in terms of your identity and your living quarters. Here’s our tips on making your University room comfortable.
The dorm room is the first place you’ll get to design completely on your own terms. Dorm rooms may not allow for the use of paint or nails, but there are plenty of other methods to make it seem more like home.
Have no idea where to begin? Here are some suggestions for making your dorm room reflect who you are as an individual.
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Him who adores nature
If you’d rather be on a trail in the mountains than navigating the concrete jungle, then nature should come to you. Decorating with natural themes may make your dorm room feel more open and airy, which in turn can help you concentrate better.
Step 1: Pick out some green and beige patterns.
The soothing tones of beige and forest green will transport you to a place far away from tests and due dates. Use a combination of neutral-toned photos and prints of the natural world to create a soothing and well-balanced atmosphere.
Step 2: Use All-Natural Hanging Methods
To get a more natural, rustic aesthetic, hang your prints using natural materials. One option is to use thread to hang framed artwork. Avoid using nails by suspending the prints from the edge of a shelf or a hook if you cannot use nails.
Step 3: Spruce up your space with eco-friendly accessories.
Add some organic finishing touches to your outfit by combining different types of natural fabrics. There can never be too many houseplants. In addition to making a home healthier for those who live there, having plants about may lift your spirits and make you feel better overall.
Deep in the heart of the creative process
Dorm rooms aren’t exactly designed for the artistically inclined, so it’s important to make them your own. Use these suggestions to create a one-of-a-kind space in your dorm that will inspire you to think beyond the box.
Step 1: Choose out some works of graphic art.
Using graphic art in neutral shades of cream and beige is a terrific way to show off your originality and taste in decor. Incorporate personal photographs among the art prints for a more customised effect.
Step 2: Experiment with different kinds of frames.
You’re not limited to a single mode of expression when it comes to the prints’ display; instead, you may mix and match how you frame Make a collage of your favourite prints by displaying them in a wide selection of frames, poster hangers, or even clipboards. Try using different designs and patterns of washi tape for a more creative end result.
Step 3: Structure your original ideas.
All that originality also requires some organisation. Create systems for keeping your creative materials in order, so that you can immediately begin making magic whenever the mood strikes.
A case of the social butterfly
Do you like to throw pre-parties in your dorm and consider yourself a social butterfly? Then it’s safe to assume that you want to create a space that exudes elegance and sophistication in your bedroom. If you want to appear like a million dollars, try these suggestions.
Step 1: Pick out some designs that are both flowery and edgy.
To obtain a sophisticated and feminine look, try combining flowers with graphic designs. You may go with a pastel pink colour scheme, or you can add prints with deeper undertones, depending on your personal preference.
Step 2: Display prints by leaning them against the wall
Any room may benefit from the addition of prints. Stack framed prints on a shelf, or lean one large image against the wall as a focal point. Because of this, you may easily rearrange them anytime you fancy a new look!
Step 3: Exhibit Your Fashion Sense
Exhibit your taste in fashion by mixing and matching different designs with your most prized accessories. A freestanding clothing rail is perfect for displaying your most stunning garments.
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The master of self-care
If you’re serious about taking care of your mind and body, you need to make a sanctuary for yourself. You’ll be in the greatest mood possible when you’re in a clean, relaxing space.
Step 1: Pick out some soothing prints
Prints may have a significant impact on your mood, so pick ones that make you feel good. The use of prints in soft hues might help you relax even during the most stressful of test times.
Step 2: Arrange them attractively on a mood board.
Using washi tape to display printouts on a corkboard is a terrific way to give your class schedule and other notes a more stylish look while still being functional. If you want a sleek presentation to highlight larger prints, you may hang them using clips.
Step 3: Take the space work for the way you live.
Your living space should be tailored to your needs. Make it conducive to your well-being by setting up a space for morning yoga or meditation and providing yourself with calming and inspiring visual cues.