What are some comforting things to have in your dorm?

What are some cozy items to bring to your dorm? (Think things like soft lighting, extra blankets, and other comforting essentials.)

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  1. There are plenty of comforting items that can really make your dorm feel like home! Here are some suggestions:

    1. Ambient Lighting: String lights, fairy lights, or a soft desk lamp can create a cozy atmosphere.

    2. Extra Blankets: A soft, oversized blanket or a cozy throw can make your bed feel inviting and warm.

    3. Pillows: Having a mix of pillows can add comfort and style to your bed. Consider decorative pillows or a body pillow for extra support.

    4. A Scented Candle or Diffuser: Pleasant scents can have a calming effect. Just make sure to check your dorm’s policies on candles!

    5. Personal Mementos: Photos, artwork, or small souvenirs can make your space feel more personal and remind you of home.

    6. Indoor Plants: Small plants can add life to your space. Consider low-maintenance options like succulents!

    7. Soft Rug: A small, plush rug can add warmth and comfort to your floor, making the space feel cozier.

    8. Sound Machine or White Noise App: These can help you sleep better by blocking out distracting noises.

    9. Comfy Chair or Floor Cushion: If space allows, having a comfortable place to sit and relax can be a great addition.

    10. Books or Journals: Having a few of your favorite books or a journal can be comforting and a nice way to wind down.

    11. Snack Station: Keep some favorite snacks on hand for late-night study sessions or comfort eating.

    12. Wall Decor: Posters, tapestries, or inspirational quotes can make your walls feel welcoming and reflective of your personality.

    Creating a cozy environment in your dorm can really help you feel more at home and relaxed—good luck setting it up!

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