Entryway

The once unused space is now an organized drop spot right at the home's entryway.

A piece of furniture made in a day for less than $350 total? Yes please.

This organized entryway redo features a smart and stylish IKEA hack.

This "forgettable" and "emotionally flat" entryway turned into a fun, joyful welcome that set the tone for the rest of the house.

The porch's new look also includes a new ceiling, new pillars, and a modern light fixture.

Best part? It's all DIY.

Here's proof that you can sneak style into the most surprising of spaces.

The easy DIY project makes the family's entryway way more functional for them.

One intrepid DIYer gave her father-in-law the gift of a gorgeous and functional entryway.

My friend told me my new entryway felt like a hotel in Europe. With that one kind compliment, all the stress of the reno was worth it.

“Don’t ignore the small spaces,” this DIYer says. “Our entrance is now a lot more welcoming.”

“Making the entryway extra special” was on these DIYers’ to-do list when they moved in.

This is such a great idea.

“We have to walk through it every day, so might as well make it nice,” the DIYer says.

It's a showstopper!

The homeowner wanted “the transition from the first floor to the second floor to have a wow factor.”

A little limewash helps this entryway go from beige to daring and bespoke.

This DIY redo saved the homeowner thousands of dollars.

“It makes me happy every time I open the front door or walk into the living room,” the DIYer says.

It works way better for this family of five.

Installing bricks was a first-time undertaking for this DIYer.

Here’s to maximizing vertical space.

This waterfall Art Deco dresser’s finish was beyond repair, so the DIYer decided to paint it.

April showers bring home upgrades.

“We wanted it to feel happy and inviting, without feeling overwhelming,” the DIYer says.

And besides that, it’s gorgeous, too!