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Whether they live in a dorm room or a house, there are some pieces of furniture that every college student needs to make the most of their space. As you start filling your own space with new furniture, take care that you do not overlook the essentials. Begin with the list below to inspire a functional and comfortable space.

New Furniture Every College Student Needs

1. Desk

Creating a quiet and comfortable workspace that’s separate from the living areas helps students focus on their work. Choose a corner of the apartment and measure your desk size accordingly. Add some accessories for easy working, such as a desk lamp for late night studying, an extension cord to charge electronics, and a shelf overhead to place textbooks within easy reach.

2. Comfortable Seating

new furnitureThe living room furniture should create a place where a student can gather with roommates and friends, so add as much comfortable seating as the space allows. Start with a sofa and work from there. You may have space to add a loveseat or a chair. If it’s a small space, you can utilize multifunctional pieces. For example, an ottoman makes a good footrest for when you’re home alone and can become an extra seat in larger gatherings.

3. Storage & Shelving

College apartments and dorm rooms tend to be small spaces, so you’ll benefit from adding as much vertical storage as you can. Maximize your space by adding shelving over desks and putting storage units along hallways or in corners. Those who are in dorm rooms and don’t have space for a nightstand might want to install a shelf next to the bed, so they have a place to put bedtime reading and other essentials.

 

McGuire Furniture Rental & Sales makes furnishing your college space affordable and easy! They have furniture rental options for all the important pieces, and they carry both used and new furniture for sale. Whatever your needs or budget, they have a wide selection at some of the best prices in St. Louis, MO. Browse their online catalog and call them at (314) 997-4500 with any questions.

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