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]]>The harsh fluorescent lighting that comes standard in most dorms isn’t doing anyone any favors. Investing in a few lamps with warm-toned bulbs can create a more inviting atmosphere.
Nothing says cozy quite like soft, plush textiles. Swap out that standard-issue dorm bedding for something a bit more luxurious. Add some throw pillows and a cozy blanket to your seating area or bed. A nice rug can also make a huge difference, especially if you have cold, hard floors.
To truly make your dorm feel like home, it needs to reflect who you are. Fill your space with items that make you happy and remind you of home. This could be photos of family and friends, posters of your favorite bands or movies, or even a small collection of your favorite books.
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]]>Chances are that as exams and assignments come up, you’ll find yourself studying in your dorm room. As a result, it’s crucial that you have a tidy workspace that is conducive to your study efforts. Make sure to clean your desk and the surrounding area and add some personal touches such as posters and perhaps a paperweight.
When you first move into a new place, it can feel bare. That’s why you should consider sprucing it up to feel more homely. Buying a new rug and putting it in the center of the room can go a long way in making your dorm feel more like home while giving it more character.
Comfort goes a long way in ensuring that you feel good in your dorm room. Because clutter can ruin this feeling, it’s a good idea to ensure that you have enough storage space for all of your belongings, which could include drawers and shelves.
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]]>If you share your dorm room with other people, make sure to discuss your decision to decorate the room for Halloween and see if they want to take part and pitch in for decorations.
Even if you used to approach Halloween with a “go big or go home” attitude before, that’s not an option in college. Your budget, storage space, and the size of your room will all be limited so try to embrace a more minimalistic approach to Halloween décor.
Speaking of a limited budget, spending a fortune on Halloween decorations as a college student is not an option, so consider exploring dollar shops, thrift stores, or working on DIY decorations.
When shopping for Halloween décor, try to focus on the items you can reuse time and time again. From themed bedding and pillowcases to spooky string lights and wall art, only buy spooky décor pieces that last and don’t take up too much space.
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]]>The post 5 Ideas for Decorating Your Dorm This Holiday Season appeared first on Graduatez.
]]>You might not have enough room in your dorm for a huge Christmas tree, but making space for a small one is possible. Wall-hanging Christmas trees are also an option, and you can easily make your own, using fairy lights.
There’s something truly magical about checking what’s inside your stocking on a Christmas morning. You can make plans with your dormmate to hang stockings in your dorms and buy each other tiny presents.
Hanging fairy lights around your dorm is a great way to brighten up the space and give it a cozy feel just in time for the holiday season without spending a fortune.
Christmas wreaths come pretty cheap these days and making your own is also easy, so you should definitely hang one on your door this holiday season.
Your budget for Christmas decorations is pretty limited when you’re a student, but there are many natural decorations you can easily make on your own, such as paper snowflakes and citrus food ornaments.
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]]>The post 3 Ways to Make Your Dorm More Cozy Instantly appeared first on Graduatez.
]]>The harsh fluorescent lighting that comes standard in most dorms isn’t doing anyone any favors. Investing in a few lamps with warm-toned bulbs can create a more inviting atmosphere.
Nothing says cozy quite like soft, plush textiles. Swap out that standard-issue dorm bedding for something a bit more luxurious. Add some throw pillows and a cozy blanket to your seating area or bed. A nice rug can also make a huge difference, especially if you have cold, hard floors.
To truly make your dorm feel like home, it needs to reflect who you are. Fill your space with items that make you happy and remind you of home. This could be photos of family and friends, posters of your favorite bands or movies, or even a small collection of your favorite books.
The post 3 Ways to Make Your Dorm More Cozy Instantly appeared first on Graduatez.
]]>The post Tips for Decorating Your Dorm Room appeared first on Graduatez.
]]>Chances are that as exams and assignments come up, you’ll find yourself studying in your dorm room. As a result, it’s crucial that you have a tidy workspace that is conducive to your study efforts. Make sure to clean your desk and the surrounding area and add some personal touches such as posters and perhaps a paperweight.
When you first move into a new place, it can feel bare. That’s why you should consider sprucing it up to feel more homely. Buying a new rug and putting it in the center of the room can go a long way in making your dorm feel more like home while giving it more character.
Comfort goes a long way in ensuring that you feel good in your dorm room. Because clutter can ruin this feeling, it’s a good idea to ensure that you have enough storage space for all of your belongings, which could include drawers and shelves.
The post Tips for Decorating Your Dorm Room appeared first on Graduatez.
]]>The post Best Ways to Give Your Dorm Room a Spooky Makeover This Halloween appeared first on Graduatez.
]]>If you share your dorm room with other people, make sure to discuss your decision to decorate the room for Halloween and see if they want to take part and pitch in for decorations.
Even if you used to approach Halloween with a “go big or go home” attitude before, that’s not an option in college. Your budget, storage space, and the size of your room will all be limited so try to embrace a more minimalistic approach to Halloween décor.
Speaking of a limited budget, spending a fortune on Halloween decorations as a college student is not an option, so consider exploring dollar shops, thrift stores, or working on DIY decorations.
When shopping for Halloween décor, try to focus on the items you can reuse time and time again. From themed bedding and pillowcases to spooky string lights and wall art, only buy spooky décor pieces that last and don’t take up too much space.
The post Best Ways to Give Your Dorm Room a Spooky Makeover This Halloween appeared first on Graduatez.
]]>The post 5 Ideas for Decorating Your Dorm This Holiday Season appeared first on Graduatez.
]]>You might not have enough room in your dorm for a huge Christmas tree, but making space for a small one is possible. Wall-hanging Christmas trees are also an option, and you can easily make your own, using fairy lights.
There’s something truly magical about checking what’s inside your stocking on a Christmas morning. You can make plans with your dormmate to hang stockings in your dorms and buy each other tiny presents.
Hanging fairy lights around your dorm is a great way to brighten up the space and give it a cozy feel just in time for the holiday season without spending a fortune.
Christmas wreaths come pretty cheap these days and making your own is also easy, so you should definitely hang one on your door this holiday season.
Your budget for Christmas decorations is pretty limited when you’re a student, but there are many natural decorations you can easily make on your own, such as paper snowflakes and citrus food ornaments.
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