Cait Campbell Designs offers elevated, custom dorm room design for college students who want a space that feels personal, polished, and put together. We design cohesive dorm rooms from start to finish, including bedding, rugs, window treatments, lighting, and styling details. Each project begins with a full design presentation and curated shopping list for approval before anything is ordered. Once approved, we handle sourcing and coordination so move-in is seamless and stress-free. Our designs are tailored to your student’s style, school guidelines, and room layout.
Whether it’s a shared dorm or private room, every detail is thoughtfully considered. Availability is limited to ensure a hands-on experience for each client. Contact us for availability and pricing!
Why Work With Cait Campbell Designs?
Designing a dorm room can feel overwhelming, especially with tight timelines and limited space. We simplify the process by creating a clear, cohesive plan that balances function, style, and school guidelines. Our goal is to design a space your student feels comfortable, confident, and excited to come home to. Every room is elevated yet practical, with thoughtful storage, durable materials, and timeless design choices. We manage the details so families can focus on enjoying move-in season.
What’s Included?
Each dorm design project includes a personalized design concept, a curated shopping list, and a clear layout plan. We consider room dimensions, roommate coordination, and university restrictions when selecting furnishings and decor. Our designs blend comfort with polish. Creating spaces that feel pulled together without feeling overdone. Final selections are approved before ordering to ensure everything aligns with your vision.
Designed for College Life
Our dorm rooms are designed to transition seamlessly from class to downtime. We focus on pieces that are functional for everyday college living while still feeling elevated and intentional. From study-friendly lighting to cozy bedding and layered textures, every element serves a purpose. The result is a dorm that feels like home, not temporary housing.