August 2009
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Decorating Your Space
Do you want a dorm room or bedroom
that speaks to your personality, but don't
have a lot in your decorating budget?
Don't worry! You don't have to spend a
lot to transform your room. Here are
some quick tips to get you started:
Get funky furniture. Are your parents
throwing out an old chair or dresser?
Before the trash collector comes, take a
second look. It's amazing what a fresh
coat of paint can do. Many older pieces
have so much character; it's a shame to
let them go to waste.
Add personal touches. Display pictures
of family members, friends, and other
important items. They add pieces of
your history and make your room more
inviting. You can also add splashes of
color with curtains or throw pillows to
spice up your space.
Get natural light. By changing to
natural light bulbs, you can add an
inviting glow to your room. And they're
inexpensive!
Pitch the pack rat. Organizing your
room and getting rid of clutter not only
makes it look cleaner, but your room
will also appear bigger.
Rearrange your furniture. Try out new
layouts with your furniture. It can give
you a fresh take on some old scenery. Plus it's free!
Don't forget to safeguard your room as
well. Never fall asleep or leave the room
with a candle burning, and lock your
laptop when you're not around. This
ensures all of your personal information
stays safe and sound. If you want to
make more changes but you're short
on cash, making regular deposits to your
DCU Savings Account can help ensure
you'll have money to update your look.
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