The campaign features three distinct creative partnerships: Chiles with designer Tay Nakamoto, Bass with DIY specialist Juan Marquez, and University of Tennessee student Noelle Kate with designer Kelly Marcelo. Each team utilized TilePix’s magnetic, damage-free hanging system to demonstrate how temporary living spaces can accommodate high-end aesthetics without violating campus housing rules.

Following the launch of the social media series, TilePix released three themed border assortments available through the Walgreens website. The Coastal drop features beach-inspired patterns in blue and butter yellow; the Hype collection offers bold, graphic black-and-white designs with primary color accents; and the Moody Floral series, launching August 11, focuses on rich burgundy and olive tones. These borders can be applied to any framed or glass TilePix product, with specific options eligible for same-day pickup at thousands of Walgreens locations nationwide. The collection remains available until Labor Day, providing a window for students to finalize their campus living spaces.