Anyone else have a garage, basement, or storage space that looks like this? There's hope: Marji was fed up with the clutter in her tool shed, and she decided to first purge and then create a clever system that works for her.

Steve Martino is arguably one of the most exciting (IMO) landscape designers currently working. Even though he works in a climate that's nearly the polar opposite of mine (Arizona — and I am in New England), he is on my shortlist of colleagues that I study for inspiration and ideas. This project makes me want to pick up and move southwest — to a deserted grocery store. More

I think we all probably have one of these laying around somewhere — a simple wire basket for hanging plants outdoors. Double them up, and you've got yourself the makings of an awesome outdoor hanging light! More

It's not often that we see a before that looks so much like, well, an after. Natty admits that the dresser was in great shape when she got it, but she was looking for something more modern and personalized. After all, a dark stained wood isn't everyone's cup of tea, and sometimes even beautiful pieces can stand to be a new kind of beautiful. More

Samna flew out to New York from her home in Seattle to help her sister set up her studio apartment. With only five days and $500, here's how she transformed the rental into a chic hangout.

Today's great room transformation comes via the blog Fargebarn. This Norwegian mom went a totally different route, trading in her son's seriously blue room for a totally new look for her youngest daughter. See what she chose instead...

Laura spent seven years using this room, with its high ceilings and statement fireplace, as a family room. But considering its pass-through and access to the kitchen, she found a new purpose for the space that felt more natural. 

When Cheltz's husband, Woo, found this discarded industrial spool, he imagined a new dining room table… for free. Check out how the transformation went: 

Easily found on Craigslist or at thrift shops, these storage tables are great for hiding magazines or media. But Merrill had another idea. Check out how she transformed this side table into a stowaway pet bed.

When expecting her first child, Susannah did what many folks do in preparation: convert the extra guest room to a nursery. She clearly enjoyed the process, gathering everything she'd need for her first born from sources from Target to Etsy to Craigslist. You want to see how it turned out? You know what to do…