This post will give you decor ideas for your first apartment.
Dorms? What are we… freshmen? Just kidding! We loved our dorm experience, but there is something about getting your very first apartment that feels so adult.
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Whether you are a sophomore, an upperclassman, or you’ve graduated, signing that lease on your first apartment is a big deal. You’re basically an adult, but it’s still socially acceptable for you to have a predominantly pink apartment if that’s what you want.
Since having your own apartment means more space, that means more to decorate! It’s exciting but it can feel overwhelming, as you’ll need more *stuff* to fill your space. Your dorm game just won’t cut it here.
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Tips for Decorating Your First Apartment:
Here are some first apartment decor basics that I really want to instill in your mind:
Another room, another vibe: forget creating an aesthetic for your entire house. Focus on different styles for each room. Every room in your apartment serves a different purpose, so you should treat them each as such. (See also: The Best Aesthetic Room Ideas We’re Stealing ASAP.)
Buy what you like: your house does not have to look like a Pinterest board. You don’t have to have an entirely cohesive style. Just invest in pieces that you like. Buy things that excite you, in Marie Kondo’s words, things that, “spark joy,” and the aesthetic will come together.
Take your time: you don’t have to buy everything at once. My parents have been moving around the world and traveling to different countries for over 24 years and their house is a combination of all the different things they’ve acquired through the years. It’s a representation of the things they love. Don’t rush it and let it all come together organically as this new phase of your life forms.
Now without further ado, here is some decor inspiration for your very first apartment.
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