Bedroom

An aunt created a brand-new, totally cute and chic bedroom for her niece that can change as her style and interests change.

Artist Maggie Beckett already had her dream NYC apartment. But when her husband moved in, the space needed an update to reflect both of their personalities. Their tiny bedroom with no closet space was the perfect place to experiment with an IKEA PAX DIY nook and landscape mural.

This DIYer was inspired by fond memories of the passed-down camper from when she was a child.

It’s cheaper than running the AC or getting expensive window treatments.

It's the perfect combination of relaxing and sophisticated.

This relatively little project that had seriously big payoff.

In this bedroom redo, less is more.

A Wisconsin 1928 bungalow needed some TLC and elbow grease, and when it came to Maudie Francek and Ronnie’s bedroom, they combined their love of the outdoors with mid-century modern style to create a “cozy minimal” space that restored the home’s character.

An interior curator put his bed in his loft’s cubby and color-drenched the space. By adding an IKEA PAX wardrobe, Kiron Thomas maximized his creative space and gave himself a separate, relaxing area to wind down each night.

The room looks unrecognizable and is much more multi-functional.

They're renter-friendly, too.

Even though the new bed and nightstands are bigger, the room actually feels MORE spacious.

Wait until you see the IKEA hacked desk.

It features hidden storage, vintage treasures, and more.

Nope, we didn’t drop a zero on that total cost. Budget-friendly DIYs were the key to this dramatic transformation.

It's packed full of DIYs, too.

Low-cost updates made a huge difference in this dated, smelly bedroom.