If you want to maximize space in your dorm room, these closet organizers will keep your room clean and tidy. And if you’re attending school in Canada, this closet organizer is perfect for storing your favourite hoodies and winter gear. Zober Hanging Organizer, Amazon, $38.

This item makes those trips to shared bathrooms less miserable. Instead of juggling your shampoo, conditioner and body wash, organize everything you need and take it with you in one go. Those public washrooms won’t be half the hassle if you pair this item with slides and a comfy bathrobe. Portable Toiletry Organizer, Amazon, $19.

As a student, there is no doubt you will have late nights and unavoidable early mornings. Having your own coffee machine in your room saves you an early morning trip to the cafeteria and will also save you a lot of money in the long run. Keruig K-Mini Coffee Maker, Amazon, $98.

Along with quality bedding and mattress toppers, weighted blankets are the key to a good night’s rest, and as a college student juggling a busy workload, you will need them. And for a pop of greenery in your space, pick up one of these plants that will help you get a better night’s sleep. Odonvide Twin-Sized Weighted Blanket IKEA, $75.

Keeping clothes organized in dorm rooms can be tricky, but a clothing rack make it easier. Not only does it look nice, but this rack is also essential for storing your daily wear items, from your favourite night out jacket to your everyday pair of shoes. UDEAR Garment Rack, Amazon, $35.

Whether it’s for your skincare or your love for midnight snacks, this mini fridge is a must-have in any dorm room. AstroAI Mini Fridge, Amazon, $56.

We all know that moving into a new space is a big change, and coming from your parent’s home, it’s no doubt a dorm room will feel small. Getting under-the-bed storage will save you precious closet space, and also hide that “pile of clothes on the floor” mess we all know we have. Amazon Basics Fabric Storage Container (2 Pack), Amazon, $25.

It’s no secret that small closed spaces (much like many college dorm rooms) can begin to feel dry and stuffy — especially if you spend a lot of time there.
A diffuser is a perfect way to freshen up your living space, giving you a breath of fresh air (or a whiff of lavender) with every scent you diffuse. Aroma Wander Portable Diffuser, Saje Wellness, $66.

Nothing says comfort like ambient lighting, and that doesn’t always feel possible in a dorm room. With these fairy lights you can create the most comforting aroma for late night homework crams — or movie nights. Fulen Fairy Lights, Amazon, $13.

Making your space feel like home often requires personalization, and the best place to start is with wall art. Tapestries are the perfect solution to this being easy to hang, easy to store and very affordable — plus they come in so many fun patterns and styles. For more dorm-friendly decor items, be sure to check out these trendy statement mirrors. Tattooed Frenchie Wall Hanging, Urban Outfitters, $44.