Modsy’s Gryffindor living room design looks almost identical to the Gryffindor common room. With royal red accents and a cozy fireplace, it really fits the bold attributes associated with a Gryffindor. You’ll also see nods to the books and films like a chess set for Ron and the Fat Lady portrait.
The chess set used in Modsy’s rendering of a cozy Gryffindor living room is representative of Ron’s love of Wizard’s Chess.
This black trophy kind of looks like the Triwizard Cup, which is why it’s perfect decor for any Harry Potter-inspired room.
You’ll want to slytherin to this cozy bedroom if you consider yourself a Slytherin. The Modsy design includes green walls, edgy art, and a snake rug for major Draco Malfoy vibes.
If you’re designing a Slytherin room, you need some serpent decor, and this loomed snake rug is a perfect statement piece.
A quick and easy way to transform your space is just by adding a few new throw pillows on your bed. This black snake pillow really fits that Slytherin dark and gothic aesthetic too.
Dark academia is the trendy new aesthetic to aspire to, and this Ravenclaw reading room really catches that vibe. Also, if you’re designing a Ravenclaw room, it has to be a place where you’ll want to study and learn, and Modsy definitely understood the assignment.
Ravenclaw’s mascot is the eagle, but any bird decor will do in a Harry Potter-inspired room. Place this bird figurine on your bookshelf next to your favorite novels.
Since Ravenclaws are also known to be very good at astronomy and divination, this constellation map will fit in with your academia-inspired decor. It’ll also remind you of one your fave Ravenclaw professors, Trelawney.
The Hufflepuff common room is located near the kitchen, so having a Hufflepuff dining room makes sense. Also, Hufflepuffs are loyal AF and would love to have their friends over for a dinner in their cottagecore-inspired room.
Since Hufflepuffs are great at Herbology, fill your space with tons of plants and greenery.
Set up a Hufflepuff tablescape with these candle holders. To really match the theme, use candles in Hufflepuff colors — yellow and black.