Dorms For Dummies

Decorating tips for college living.

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1. After all these years, no one knows why dorm-room beds are extra long. Are college students especially tall? RE Style Twin XL Comforter, $19.99. Matching XL Twin sheets, $19.99. Target, 1 Mifflin St. 215.463.7311. target.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

2. Enjoy pix of your friends as you leave them notes asking where your toothbrush is. Chalk Board Picture Frame, $18. Smak Parlour, 219 Market St. 215.625.4551. smakparlour.com

 

 

 

 

 

3. This is a conversation piece. “Hey, do you like my painting/bottle opener? Allow me to open this High Life for you. Wanna make out?” Wall Mount Bottle Opener, $34. Art Star Gallery & Boutique, 623 N. Second St. 215.238.1557. artstarphilly.com

 

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