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18 Food Decorations Every Foodie Needs in Their Room

This article is written by a student writer from the Spoon University at Chapel Hill chapter.

Dorm rooms suck: they’re crowded, expensive, and sometimes your roommates eat all your food. But, living in a dorm can actually be nice. The trick is to decorate your dorm with food-themed DIYs because who doesn’t love food?

Here’s how to have the nicest dorm on your floor:

1. Use a Food-Themed Desktop Background

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Photo courtesy of designlovefest.com

Design Love Fest has amazing desktop backgrounds for both phones and computers. Get the one shown above here.

2. Iron Food Patterns Onto Your Bed Sheets

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Photo courtesy of designsponge.com

Bring those boring sheets back to life with a pizza print. Here’s the tutorial.

3. Decorate With Recipes in a Bottle

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Photo courtesy of bakerella.com

They make great gifts, too. Here’s the recipe.

4. Decorate Your Walls With Flower Ice Cream Cones

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Photo courtesy of ohsoverypretty.com

Use fake flowers because no on has time to take care of them. Or, use white card stock and top with styrofoam balls and acrylic paint for a wall of snow cones. Learn how to make them here.

5. Buy a Pepperoni Pillow, or Seventeen

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Or a blueberry pillow if you’re trying to be healthier. Buy it here.

6. Make a Donut Pillow

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Photo courtesy of abeautifulmess.com

Homer Simpson approved. Find the tutorial here.

7. Make a Clock That Always Reminds You When it’s Time to Eat

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Photo courtesy of blog.landofnod.com

Make this, but use saucy #SpoonFeed photos instead of pictures of your day. Learn how to make it here.

8. Make Snow Cone String Lights

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Photo courtesy of creaturecomfortsblog.com

Use the extra snow cones as gift tags or just fill up the cones with popcorn for a quick go-to snack. Find the tutorial here.

9. Organize Your Food With a Shoe Organizer

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More cabinet space = more places to put food.

10. Display Your Memories on a Fruit Bulletin Board

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Photo courtesy of tellloveandparty.com

Or, fill it with #FoodInTheAir photos and grocery lists. Get the tutorial here.

11. Create a Food Playlist For Your Room

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Photo by Caroline Liu

Make a food themed playlist or listen to food podcasts to take your food theme to the next level. #Foodie

12. Spell Out Your Favorite Food With String Art

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There’s no better way to say that you love food than depicting an image of it through string art. Or, for the non-artistic, you can just write the name. Tutorial here.

13. Make Your Room Smell Delicious

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Photo courtesy of theyummylife.com

You can light some candles or you can do it the old fashioned way. Add these ingredients into a mason jar for a perfect gift. Recipe here.

14. Make an Edible Arrangement Centerpiece

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Photo courtesy of onecraftything.com

What’s better than an Edible Arrangement? One that doesn’t make you bankrupt. DIY it here.

15. Add a Clipboard Wall of Your Favorite Foods and Recipes

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Photo courtesy of apairandaspare.com

Who needs inspirational quote boards when you’ve got a clipboard wall? Figure out how to make it here.

16. Frame Some Fruit Wall Art

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Photo courtesy of sugarandcloth.com

How else would you use your printing money? Get the printable here.

17. Upgrade Your Fridge With a Caddy

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Photo courtesy of dormco.com

High-end dining, worth every penny. Buy it here.

18. Store Your Things in Magnetic Spice Containers

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Photo courtesy of marthastewart.com

Eco-friendly and fancy. Learn how to do it here.

Lily Lou

Chapel Hill '18