60,214 dorm rooms Products

There's nothing more modern than a grid, and this simple grid of shelves fits right up against the wall, appearing to float. It can also serve as a modern room divider in a more open space.

Thanks to a range of possible materials for the panel inserts, these sliding doors from Modernus are insanely versatile. Use with glass to let in light, or try wood or lacquer inserts for a more defined division of space.

This beige is a good neutral that has enough of a backbone to not get completely lost in a room. Coat the walls in this color for a cozy feel.

Storage bed for kids room. From Italy. ROCHE BOBOIS USA distributes in the US. Tel. 212-889-5304

I'm usually not a wall vinyl kind of girl, but I absolutely love the huge statement these bare winter trees decals make.

These sliding glass doors are unique because they slide and fold. For someone who doesn't want doors to always swing open and shut, this is a great alternative.

I’m glad I came across this Logs & Twigs flooring, as it’s something I’ve never seen before in my life! So chic and natural, it immediately brings in a fresh breath of fierce forest air. This flooring looks flawless paired with distressed leather couches and antiqued wood furniture.

These are by far my favorite things I have on my patio. I string them from the house to the trees for soft light when my family dines outside.

Murphy beds can be stylish. I really like how this built-in extends.

I like this industrial chandelier for its modern twist that allows you to suspend five glass globes from one black iron bar. Go for a fomal look by hanging globes at the same level or mix things up by hanging them at different heights.

This sectional is perfect for kids. What a great lounge sofa for the family.

Labeling storage bins, jars and other compartments helps children learn how to sort items and keep organized. A label maker is practical, but I love the look of these reusable chalkboard labels.

My future plans include replacing the living room/dining room carpet that flows into the kitchen with hardwood floors — a trick for making a small kitchen appear bigger!

Exotic Moroccan Style has been a favorite on Houzz this year, in spite of how horrible Sex and the City II was. These intricate hand-tooled metal lanterns cast beautiful patterns on the wall and a warm soft glow. They are not your typical pendant light!

Who knew a sliding barn door could be the complete opposite of rustic? Done in colored glass available in a range of colors, this door looks ultra-contemporary, without a trace of farmhouse to it.

I love the idea of getting all of those clunky, raggedy paper rolls and boxes out of my kitchen drawer, as well as making rolls of craft and wax paper a design element in the room.

This beadboard drying rack tucks up and out of the way when you're not using it to hang hand-washables to dry. It comes in black, honey or rubbed white.

This chalkboard organizer is so customizable. The amount of pockets can be specified, so if you want a bigger writing space in the middle, you've got it. Otherwise, the individual spaces for bills, magazines and all the other cluttered papers make it easy to sort and separate.

I like this loft bed's simple design, but I love that it can convert from a high to a low bed. It's great for growing kids with changing tastes.

What a sweet and simple way to display a little bouquet!

The vintage industrial trend is in full effect right now, and I'm still enjoying it immensely, especially in the kitchen. That's why I like these pendant lights. The shape feels industrial, while the polished exterior looks sharp and modern.

It would be enough if this gorgeous piece were just a mirror, but it's so much more. Hidden behind the beveled mirror glass is a large compartment where you can store small treasures or valuables.

I want this in a bad way. If you have children, you have stuff — and a lot of it. These are a perfect catch-all for book bags, coats, gloves, sports pieces and anything else that makes its way into the house. I love the idea of having a place to put stuff the minute you walk in the door.

Ferm Living The Dorm

Kim Bryant - This is called a Pouf Ottoman, but it's so much more! Folks are using our poufs for desk chairs, end tables, laptop desks, foot stools, coffee tables and whatever we haven't thought of yet. They are made with high density foam that will hold an adult up to 250lbs.. Fabric for each pouf...