Whether it’s your first year or first apartment as a Junior or Senior, there are going to be some furniture purchases to get started. The “grandmillennial” style of pairing some hand-me-down furniture with some key accent purchases usually makes for a fun and inviting space.
Futon
After a long day on campus, plush seating is a must. This inviting convertible sofa is compact enough to fit in a dorm and modern enough for a stylish off-campus living room. The split-back provides three different comfort settings with an easy-to-use adjustment mechanism. Did I mention that a futon doubles as an extra mattress? A sleeping spot for your friends and extra seating makes this futon a win-win. Color options come in black and grey.
![](https://184.72.204.223/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/19-1.webp)
Desk
While most dorms come with a desk and chair, they tend to be simple and with little to no storage or practicality. If there is an option to move these pieces out of your dorm space… I wouldn’t think twice about it. Invest in a desk that has both style and functionality like this off-white finished piece. Stain, heat, and scratch-resistant, this desk will withstand years of office work.
![](https://184.72.204.223/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/19-2.webp)
Desk Chair
The college workload calls for an office chair that provides premium comfort. This breathable, adjustable and modern alpha chair leaves no compromises. Featuring a bungee cord back and no armrests for a sleek, professional look.
![](https://184.72.204.223/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/19-3.webp)
A second office chair option is ideal for that chic college customer. The mauve rose velvet upholstery serves as a dorm or office focal point; a padded seat and backrest guarantee cozy comfort. Including adjustable height functionality and swing mobility, what more could you want in an office chair?
![](https://184.72.204.223/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/19-4.webp)
The Entry
There are a couple of wall décor items as you walk in or out the front door that adds a practical or fun touch to your new dwelling.
The Chalkboard
Notes to your roommate, grocery list items, or directions to a party are perfect chalkboard communication items.
![](https://184.72.204.223/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/19-5.webp)
The Key Holder
One of the best habits to start is putting your keys in the same place every time you walk into your house.
![](https://184.72.204.223/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/19-6.webp)
The Mirror
And last, but not least, a mirror because it is never a bad idea to do a quick tooth check on the way out of the house!
![](https://184.72.204.223/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/19-7.webp)