If you got Morrill or Lincoln tower at Ohio State

The video taps into a common pain point for college students: decorating a small, often uninspiring dorm room. By providing a visually appealing transformation and specific product recommendations, it offers practical inspiration and a clear path to achieving a similar aesthetic.

The creator shows a before and after of a dorm room transformation, highlighting various decor and furniture items purchased from different retailers. The video serves as a guide for students looking to decorate their dorms, with a call to action to check out the creator's ShopMy for essentials.

Pottery Barn: ACTS - provides bedding and headboard for the dorm room. Removing it would change the look of the room. Amazon: ACTS - provides wallpaper, curtains, frames, lights, and mirror with lights for the dorm room. Removing it would change the look of the room. Etsy: ACTS - provides prints for the dorm room. Removing it would change the look of the room. Kirklands: ACTS - provides lamp for the dorm room. Removing it would change the look of the room. TJ Maxx: ACTS - provides nightstand for the dorm room. Removing it would change the look of the room. Kohls: ACTS - provides ottoman for the dorm room. Removing it would change the look of the room. Home Goods: ACTS - provides picture frame and jewelry stand for the dorm room. Removing it would change the look of the room. Command Strips: ACTS - used to hang items in the dorm room. Removing it would change how items are displayed. ShopMy: ACTS - a platform where the creator links products. Removing it would change how viewers access the products. Ohio State: APPEARS - university name mentioned and implied context. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.