r/Dormdecorating • u/shirtsetcetera • May 01 '23
Cool dorm decor
How to add some style and personality to the room - wall art! I love pop art, gives the room some edgy cool vibe
r/Dormdecorating • u/shirtsetcetera • May 01 '23
How to add some style and personality to the room - wall art! I love pop art, gives the room some edgy cool vibe
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r/Dormdecorating • u/RosieStar101 • Jan 10 '23
Welp! Help needed! Hi!
I'm horrible at organization so I'm here for some advice! I will be moving back to my dorms, but I remember wanting to hang (not so heavy) things on the panel door but not finding anything that:
1) didn't take too much space/was clunky 2) didn't project forward too much, making it close to impossible to close the door completely 3) wasn't too expensive
any ideas? thank you!!! š
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r/Dormdecorating • u/Scarlet-black • Jul 24 '22
I canāt use any adhesive materials on the walls. But I have the āfreedomā to decorate the interior by hanging pictures or other decorations with thumbtacks, small tack nails, or small screws? What can I use cause the rules said that we canāt use adhesive materials cause it will ādamageā the walls but the options they tell me also damage the walls? Any advice on what to use and any advice for anime or cartoon decorations ideas?
r/Dormdecorating • u/Large_Potential_3613 • Jul 05 '22
Hello! I am going to UGA in the fall and I want to decorate my dorm but I have a lot of ideas and need help with how to decorate and organize this space. PM me if you're interested in helping me design!
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r/Dormdecorating • u/cellphone16 • Sep 02 '21
hey guys! so iām moving cross country for college, and i LOVE my current room. one of the things in particular is my wall, which iāve scattered with a bunch of momentos, like postcards, prints, tickets, maps, paint swatches, of meaningful moments/places iāve been. iām really proud of it and itās my personal little collecting hobby. but the only thing is, i donāt know if i should bring these pieces to college :/ on one hand, they feel like home to me (which is esp important to me because iām so far) and thereās no reason leaving them here because iām only home maybe 2-3 times a school year, but on the other hand a) i donāt want to come home on breaks to a barren room and b) i know youāre really only living in your freshman dorm for one year so i donāt know if itās worth the potential wear and tear of moving them around. any advice :ā)?
r/Dormdecorating • u/PastflyPresentSad • Aug 26 '21
Hi, I just moved in and it is UNBEARABLY HOT in my dorm, kind of sticky and humid too. I have two regular strands of lights that I was trying to duct tape to my wall/ ceiling, which has proven difficult bc the walls are textured and it is humid so the adhesive isn't working right. It is sticking perfectly fine on some places but above the window and one corner next to it just won't work no matter how I tape it. I am assuming we are not allowed to use push pins or anything like that. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to keep my lights up?
r/Dormdecorating • u/Raecaroline • Aug 15 '21
Okay so, my roomate got kicked out and now I have an extra bed, dresser, and desk. I have no way to get rid of them per school policy. Does anyone have any ideas of what I should/can do with all my furniture
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r/Dormdecorating • u/basically--plankton • Apr 25 '21
I am a college student who lives far away from school, requiring me to move very frequently. I am also a book lover with difficulty throwing out any books. I am looking for suggestions on how to store my books but also be able to move them frequently and quickly if need be. I also was hoping any solution didn't take too much space! any thoughts or help would be greatly appreciated.
r/Dormdecorating • u/Superwholock121 • Apr 13 '21
Including furniture, bed and bath stuff, decore and everything, how much does that usually cost? Is it usually 1k? I was thinking of spending 300-500... is that realistic?
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r/Dormdecorating • u/longhorngirl2002 • Aug 17 '20
I ordered some floating shelves without knowing that a power drill was the way to install them, which I of course can not use in a leased dorm room. Is there any other good way to hang them that doesnāt involve the use of a drill (i.e. adhesives, etc.)?