What tricks do we have to improve the quality of life in university dormitories?

In fact, I think household items and decorations need to be gradually acquired according to habits after living for a period of time, so it is not recommended for students who have just moved to university dormitories to buy a lot at once. Only by living for a period of time and developing your own life logic can you know more clearly what you really need in this space. Not long ago, I cleaned it once, threw away everything I didn't use, and slowly added some objects to rearrange the dormitory. When you start decorating your dormitory, you can consider it from two aspects. One is to determine the main color, preferably within three colors, and the color matching of the same color system will be better. My keynote is log color and white, and I try to choose these two colors for everything I buy. Adhesive wallpaper is a good thing. The original desktop was ugly gray plastic, so it would be much better to stick it with wood grain. If there are things with mixed colors, use storage boxes and baskets to classify them or hide them. For example, on the left is the IKEA wire box, which is full of messy wires. On the right is Muji's wooden box, which contains stationery, dental floss, common medicines and so on. The picture below shows the area where skin care cosmetics are placed. White things are placed on the shelf, and boxes of other colors are placed in the lower drawer. Secondly, we should form our own life logic, specify where to put things, and form the habit of collecting things at will, otherwise things will be messed up again in a few days. ?

There is a lot of dust in our dormitory, and our shoes are put in cartons. Ma Yun's transparent shoe box is available for sale, and it is also a good storage tool. The original black leather stool in the dormitory was replaced by a small wooden chair from IKEA, and a cushion was provided. The square storage box on the ground is full of kitchen utensils, dishes and food.

I don't recommend adding too many decorations such as sculptures in the dormitory, because the desktop space itself is very small. Try to leave space for practical things and know how to "leave blank". It is a good choice to decorate the dormitory with plants and paintings. I often change different flowers on my desk, which feels good. The whole space is alive. The photo frame in the middle is bought from IKEA, which contains my favorite photo album "World Animal and Plant Guide" by Singaporean photographer Zhao. Nara Yoshitomo's picture books are also recommended, or you can put them in the picture frame yourself.