A new year at college means new adventures, new friendships, new challenges and maybe, a brand new you. The slate is clean, anything can happen. So, how do you want your new space to look, what do you need, who do you want to be?
New you. New dorm. New rug.
A rug can be the perfect way to flaunt your personal style at college. It’s also a great way to add colour, texture and cosiness to your dorm room and can even help to muffle noise! Choose unique designs, colours and patterns that perfectly complement the new you.
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A desk that deserves an ovation
Sit, stand, stretch, repeat. Keep active while you study with a desk that gives you the option to easily switch from sitting to standing throughout the day or night, if exams are coming up and you’re burning the midnight oil.
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Claim your space!
Keeping shared spaces organised and tidy can be challenging, especially when dealing with messier roommates. But with a little patience, and the right combination of doors, inserts, boxes and baskets, one KALLAX can work out just fine for two.
See all bookcases & shelving unitsA place for everything and everything in its place
You can create harmony in any student apartment, when everything has its proper place. If your room is on the small side, build upwards and to the side, adding cabinets and shelves without taking up so much floor space. The possibilities are endless, even when your space is limited.
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Furniture that multi-tasks as well as you do
If your student apartment is verging on the small side, then you need your furniture to be flexible. Be clever with a sofa that easily converts into a bed, without compromising on your style. Pro tip: underbed storage boxes are perfect for hiding blankets, pillows and throws when they’re not needed.
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A dorm that reflects the new you
After long study sessions, a cosy bed is essential for reading or relaxing. Choose colours and patterns that showcase your style and personality. Up the cosiness quotient with a throw or three. And don’t forget to pile on lots of cushions.
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