Meg teams up with designer Christiane Lemieux and Wayfair to show you how to make a high design dorm room that works for any age and budget. Thank you ...
Most dorms would NEVER have room for all that. Zones?! Yeah there's space
for ONE tiny narrow zone. And many don't allow coffee machines or any
cooking appliances. But thanks for the wall ideas.
Looked at the site... Maybe you think it's affordable, but everyone I know
can barely afford college tuition (for a community college or state school,
private university isn't even an option) and books, and don't have the
money for pricey decor.
This video is purely for the girl whose parents are loaded and pay for her
private university tuition, car, books, apartment, and stuff like this.
I'm so sick of seeing videos about "being on a budget" made by people who
don't know what it's like to actually have to make financial sacrifices.
I can relate and appreciate your feedback. Sometimes I'll be doing collabs where the set up is a little different, and I'll try something new. Even if the collab asks for items that cost money, I have and will ALWAYS make sure that I give you as much creative content as I can. Hopefully the 15 design tips could do that!
This is way more versatile than any dorm I've been in. Bookshelves? Bed on
the floor? The ability to separate into several areas. Relatively nice
furniture? What did you break down all the dorm furniture, move it out, and
replace it? My school would never have let me do that.
However, fun video.
This is really good inspiration but it's impossible for any regular student
in a teeny tiny dorm room and a limited budget... It's kind of pretentious
It was about 200 square feet, I believe, which is the average size. Letting the room be for just one person made it possible for us to bring you the maximum amount of design tips, ideas, and examples that we could fit into one small space. I hope you can find some inspiring and helpful ideas that you can bring to your room!
Complete Common Core OCC listening session 11/10/15 (audio enhanced)
Here is the complete video from the common core listening session at Onondaga Community College on 11/10/15. I enhanced the audio as much as I could to ...