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[University Apartment Room Tour: Creating a Personalized and Cozy Student Space]-[COLLEGE ROOM TOUR | pinterest inspired & girly 🧺⚡️💖]

Sadie Aldis · B2 ·

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University Apartment Room Tour: Creating a Personalized and Cozy Student Space

In this episode, Sadie provides a detailed tour of her new university apartment, documenting her journey to transform a student living space into a personal sanctuary. Moving into a new apartment was a strategic decision driven by the desire to save money and embrace the "university experience" through shared living with roommates, Aliyah and Liv, rather than living alone.

Strategic Decor and Organization

Sadie emphasizes "low maintenance" organization tactics to keep the room feeling clean and spacious. A recurring theme throughout the tour is the use of versatile storage solutions. For her closet, which she describes as a "hole in the wall," she utilized a hanging organizer and a belt hanger for tank tops to maximize limited space. She highlights the importance of using mirrors to enhance the room's depth, specifically noting her "IKEA Hobbit mirror" and a full-length mirror that serves both as a functional tool and a "wow factor" for the room.

Creating a "Vibe" with Lighting and Bedding

Central to Sadie’s design philosophy is the aesthetic of her sleeping area. She describes her bedding as a "white, taupe, and pink vibe," utilizing two blankets to keep the primary white bedding clean from body oils. Her lighting setup plays a crucial role in the room's atmosphere; she uses a custom-made magnet light that can be controlled via phone, allowing her to transition between a bright workspace and a cozy, pink-lit environment at night. Additionally, she uses a "sunlight lamp" as part of her morning routine to help her wake up.

Personalization Through DIY Art

Sadie’s room reflects her personality through custom-designed artwork. She created a set of prints using Canva and printed them at Walmart, focusing on "aura quote type artwork." These pieces serve as daily affirmations, featuring manifestations like "I am a radiant creator" and the angel number "888" to signify her desire for balance between healthy eating, working out, and social life. She notes that these pieces were designed to ensure "continuity in the colors," tying the room's aesthetic together.

Functional Workspaces and Daily Essentials

Finally, Sadie showcases her desk area, which doubles as a vanity. She repurposed nightstands from her parents' home to add necessary storage and uses a "desk mat" to protect the white surface. Her attention to detail extends to daily essentials, such as a large water bottle with a straw cover—which she humorously notes her friends make fun of—and a decorative tissue holder to hide the "ugly" standard boxes. Despite the "literal holes in the wall" that come with student housing, Sadie successfully creates a cohesive, functional, and deeply personal space that feels like home.

🎯Key Sentences

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I shouldn't be allowed to use hair tools.
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I was like, you know what?
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I made that really complicated.
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I'm so sorry for the lighting situation.
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📝Key Phrases

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finishing touches
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come up with
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color code
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could do with
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falling into place
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📖 Transcript

Hey guys, it's sadie.
Today i'm gonna be doing my room tour in my new apartment at university.
Guys, i forgot to say the reason why there's a band-aid on my neck is because i burnt it with the curling iron, again over top of the burn that i already had.
Plus, i burned my finger too.
I shouldn't be allowed to use hair tools.
I have been getting some comments being like really

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