AN interior design major has proven she has what it takes when she transformed her drab dorm into a girly paradise. Complete with wallpaper and a gallery wall, the unique room style instantly drew both applause and envy from others. Texas Christian University freshman student Jaylie Geyer ( @jaylie.shay ) made dorm life look good when she offered a video tour of her space. Using the popular TikTok audio that says, “It’s really not that bad, it just needs a little shaping,” she revealed what the room looked like when she first arrived. Though the space was completely empty, with boring white walls and simple brown furniture, it didn’t stay that way for long. With the help of her parents, she turned it into a sparkling showroom. There was cowgirl-themed wallpaper, framed photography, and clear modern shelves hanging on the walls. She ditched her plain wooden desk for a white and gold one, complete with a mirror and Hollywood lighting. They added texture to the space with draped curtains, brass sconces, and a neon LED sign that read: “Good for the plot.” Her throw-pillow-topped bed was elevated on chic rattan drawers that provided extra storage and a stylish flare; and next to it was a clear bookshelf adorned with florals, vanity trays, and coffee table books. The family even made her bathroom look chic, with embroidered towels, a pink shower curtain, and an image of Audrey Hepburn. And to keep her energized for all those long nights studying, she set up a coffee bar, complete with an espresso machine and pumped syrup. After someone noted that she must be studying interior design, Jaylie confirmed that she was. Some viewers applauded the hard work. “I love how much support you have from your family! So sweet! I can’t wait to do this for my daughter,” one wrote, acknowledging Jaylie’s parents’ commitment. “This dorm ateeee,” gushed a second. Others, however, were simply shocked by the over-the-top décor. “My dorm was a twin bed on cinderblocks with tattered Rocky and Ghostbusters movie posters on the wall,” one quipped. “My dorm room looked like a dumpster fire compared to this,” noted another. “I had a ‘bed in a bag’ from Bed Bath and Beyond and a desktop Dell,” a third chimed in.