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School-owned residential halls are notorious for being minimalist, to say the least. A bare room with utilitarian furniture isn’t the cosiest environment for stressful studying and revision – or for socialising with new friends.
What’s more, social media has given us access to much more décor knowledge and inspiration than ever before. When you’ve seen how someone else was able to transform their dorm space, you realise how many possibilities a seemingly plain room offers.
Since 2020, we’ve increasingly seen the importance of creating a nice backdrop for Zoom calls. Even though what’s behind you on screen is just a small slice of your room, it makes a big difference in the image you’re presenting and the confidence you feel. It’s a way to express yourself – and we’ve seen that just one part of a wall can be decorated in an infinite number of gorgeous ways.
In the same way, a room in a university residence hall is a blank slate for endless self-expression, despite its small size. In fact, a small space might especially benefit from an interior designer’s knowledge and tricks about storage and making a tiny area feel more spacious.