LC Style is featuring three of the best rooms on campus to highlight the ways students go beyond standard decoration, and make these rooms their own
By Demi Glidden /// LC Style Editor
Moving from away home, whether from Kentucky, like Lusi Lukova (‘18), or New Hampshire like Owen Ellerkamp (‘18), is a significant change for any new college student. LC has a variety of living spaces on campus that can be cultivated into homes away from home with the standard dorm room decor of twinkle lights, tapestries, and posters.
Forest: Jensen Hsiao (‘18) & Owen Ellerkamp (‘18)
“We just knew we had a similar aesthetic because we looked at each other’s Instagrams.” -Ellerkamp (left)
“I found this mason jar on campus.” -Hsiao
“I came from New Hampshire, so I couldn’t bring a lot, so I just brought a couple special things.” -Ellerkamp. Namely, this beautiful Hudson Bay woolen blanket.
“Aesthetic on point. Can you, like, be my roommate?” -Hsiao. Regarding the formation of a strong roommate bond, built on shared minimalist taste.
Howard: Ari Marshank (‘18) & Lucy Passmore (‘18)
“We do study in it a lot. I hardly ever sit at my desk. I do 100% of my homework right here actually.” -Marshank (right). Marshank and Passmore had one thing in mind before coming to college: bring lots of pillows. And with that, they have created the Pillow Pit.
““We also talked about bringing lights and tapestries.” -Marshank
“Bringing stuff that you had in your home makes it a lot more comfortable.” -Passmore
“Lana.” -Marshank
“Cats” -Passmore
Platt East: Lusi Lukova (‘18) & Alex Raphael (‘18)
“There’s three dog beds there. No shame.” Lukova (right). On the creative approach to a cozy nook beneath her lofted bed.
“I was really excited about the tibetan prayer flags.” -Raphael
“It’s kinda what we’re feeling. Like Lusi said, the posters are from home, and we have all the posters up. It’s just gradually grown to be like this.” -Raphael
“I make it a goal to always put fresh flowers up.” -Lukova
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