Melissa didn't let the outdated floor tile dissuade her from purchasing her first Sydney apartment. Instead, she chose an easy, inexpensive way to banish the butterscotch from the bathroom.

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As Ellen's first "grown up" furniture purchase, this coffee table had a soft spot in her heart, even though it wasn't working with her décor. After a not-so-successful staining attempt, check out how she refreshed this storied piece.

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If you struggled with cord control during the January Cure, take a cue from Jenny. She and her boyfriend turned this old dresser into a chic cabinet that keeps the game systems, media equipment, and cords contained. 

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January Cure reader Laura gave this simple thrift shop nightstand a refresh with a few minimal upgrades. See how she spent under $10 (including the price of the original piece!) to get a chic final product:

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Though we certainly didn't require any wall demolition for the January Cure, that didn't stop Kate and Ellen from using the month to give their new home's living room a fresh face for a housewarming party. Click through to see just how much these two got done in 25 days!

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Do you have a gardening question you need help with? No matter what color your thumb, draw on the wisdom of readers and submit your question related to growing or designing your garden.

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Name: Sean Petersohn
Location: Florida

What do you like best about your workspace?
I really enjoy the custom hairpin leg desk I built recently. There is much more space for paperwork and other projects than available on my previous desk. I also enjoy the large amount of natural lighting brought in by the nearly ceiling to floor sliding glass window, complimented by the white walls. The vast amount of files and paper is stored away in cabinets and shelves. More

We are talking a lot about organizing this month, and now it's your turn! We want to know: what's your favorite book on organization? Is it pictured above, or something completely different? Add your pick in the comments! More

Unplggd reader and MIT Architecture grad student, Noel Davis, found himself motivated to contact us after seeing Joel's DIY digital Lomography camera project, sending us his own impressive handiwork. Like Joel, Noel was lured by a beautiful piece of tech: the iVictrola's repurposed antiquated design is indeed a beautiful marriage of form and function. But the $1,000 price tag was out of Noel's budget, so he looked to an affordable (and more creative) solution...one involving a laser cutter, aircraft plywood and his own unique design! More