
budgetTarget: $1,200 key elementsBedding: A mini-comforter with orange and pink poppies are bold against the black futon. The colors are unique and tie the room together.Lamp: Goose-neck floor lamp is cool and contemporary, offering flexible lighting and a unique display. Futon: A futon can double as a sofa and a bed, providing seating or offering a place to sleep for an out-of-town friend. Table: A modern, lightweight table with matching television stand can be used for storage and moved easily for additional seating. Decor: Wall graphics allow students to add funky visual element to bland walls or other surfaces without permanently damaging them. audio from the designerElana Mendelson brings a student's approach to the design of this dorm room. Press play to begin | ![]() |
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Basement
Lisa Adams, principal designer for Washington, D.C.-based design firm Adams Design Inc., gives this outdated basement a contemporary makeover.
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Kitchen
Daniela Franciscus, principal designer for Washington, D.C.-based design firm Franciscus Design Group, redesigns this kitchen space.


