Given Kimberly’s activist spirit, Clark took a slightly boho-Americana, climate-conscious angle with her decor. She noted a tapestry can do a lot of legwork when it comes to decorating bland dorm walls.

For the production designer, budget shouldn’t stop you from having a cute room. “If a college student wants a frame gallery wall, but feels like they don’t have the budget, go to the 99-cent store and grab a bunch of different size frames [or this cute macrame photo hanger].”

“I found these cherry disco balls and was like, ‘Oh my gosh, this is $500 — let's find the cheap version of that,’” Clark recalled. The solution? This sweet pick for just under $20.

To play into Bela’s spunky, empowered, and sex-positive character, production landed on accessories like this, eh-hem, PAIR of hooks. Clark noted, “Anything goes for her character in terms of decor.”

If Leighton has to own a functional item, it has to be equally as fabulous. This mini-fridge screams Hollywood Regency. Clark adds, “If there was any style for Leighton, that would be the one for her.”

“Mid-season, we introduced some monogram pillows and other [initialled] items to Leighton’s space,” said Clark. This monogrammed mug from Kate Spade would be an essential for the preppy NYC native.

Whitney’s design taste reflects trending and classic dorm decor alike. “Lighting is just so underrated,” noted Clark. “Even just these little neon lights or sparkly lights, I feel like that always just makes everything look so pretty.”

“When I think of a dorm room, I want to make sure that it's feeling comfortable and cozy,” Clark said. She suggests a few throw pillows or a furry blanket like this one to really tie your room together.