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Ways to Bring the Dark Academia Trend Into Your Space
Want to try out the latest TikTok Dark Academia trend in your space? If musty libraries, Ivy League aesthetics and English Romantic poetry are your style, look no further than this moody aesthetic. Check out how to emulate this style in your own space with these fun how-to videos and styling pointers.
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A Darkly Chic Gallery Wall
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Moody Colors and Fabrics Define Dark Academia
Rich colors and luxurious fabrics like velvet, leather and patterned rugs combine to create an opulent feel.
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Use Vintage Items for a Dark Academia Look
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Natural Elements Deliver a Gothic Look
Source items from the natural world to create a Dark Academia ambiance. Here, feathers in a silver dish sit on a coffee table. You can find striking decor elements in your own backyard. Branches and eucalyptus, discarded birds nests and mica-inflected stones used as paperweights all bring nature inside.
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Add a Velvet Canopy for a Cozy and Stylish Effect
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A Bedroom Defined by Cinematic Ambiance
Natural light mixed with dark, moody colors like rich greens, golds and eggplants and lush textures create a chic, dramatic look.
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A Globe and Antique Books Give Old-Fashioned Flair
Thrifted antiques and vintage books lend character to a room.
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DIY Faux Vintage Book Covers
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Vintage Laboratory Items Add Retro Charm
Vintage science beakers make great vases.
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Botanicals and Living Plants Add Character
Watercolor botanicals and a concrete head planter accent this desk. Hit up thrift stores, Halloween shops and garden stores for Dark Academia accessories.
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Natural World Specimens
Moss, dried mushrooms, seed pods and other items can be used to create a decorative taxidermy jar.
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Create a Faux Taxidermy Plaque
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Make a Butterfly Shadowbox
Another great faux taxidermy project: Fill a shadowbox with delicate fabric butterflies.
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