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How to decorate a student university room in halls. My 15 top tips to create and style a cool student bedroom at uni that feels like home

Living the budget life is not easy and college grads know this more than anyone! During this exciting (read: stressful) phase of your life, having a cozy home that feels like your own space is so essential! After all, you need somewhere to kick up your feet after a busy day of chasing your dreams. If you’re on a budget, how can you create a beautiful home that’s not a mishmash of hand-me-down furniture? Here are some DIY ideas to help you stay on budget AND create a home you love.

I thought it was finally time I got round to share my university accommodation, especially as semester 2 has just finished so I only have exams left to go of my first year. I am currently located on the ground floor of my halls so the lighting is terrible most of the time, especially as I only have one window which isn't that big and we have offices just behind us. First of all, what you see when you walk through the door. Underneath those jackets and hoodies, there is my wardrobe which…

While some colleges and universities are allowing students to physically return to campus this fall, others are going remote for at least the beginning of the school year due to COVID-19. To help the latter group of students, Bed Bath & Beyond launched College from Home, a shopping experience that’ll help college kids try to transform their bedroom into a veritable dorm/campus living situation, on Aug. 11.

Try this simple IKEA platform bed DIY hack for a full sized bed, or modify to fit any size bed. The Kallax shelves are cheap and great for additional storage

How to easily build a quick, effective, and beautiful command center in your home and increase organization in the process!

Apr 4, 2022 - Create a calm and welcoming classroom with the Modern Farmhouse Classroom Décor Theme. Filled with natural elements, classic black and white accents and lively greens - create a learning environment where learning is sure to thrive.

M's reading nook. The room was already painted blue and had a chalkboard stripe (as you see). My husband did not want to paint over the stripe, so I just went for it anyway. The tree is cheap, brown tissue paper glued to the wall using Elmer's school glue. The shelves are melamine from Ikea. I sprayed them brown using Krylon plastic paint. The leaves are cut from a Junie B. Jones book. The cocoon is from Ikea as well. :) She really enjoys this little hideaway.