It didn't take a ton of time or money to help this bathroom pop.

DIYing this whole project helped keep it low-cost and high-style.

Hallways are, by necessity, functional spaces. But that doesn't mean they have to be drab and boring!

Laundry rooms deserve to look pretty, too.

Sometimes it takes a little creativity—and a whole lot of work—to bring back the charming factor you know that an older home once had.

Once you see this redo, you'll be looking at every nook and cranny in your home in a new light.

It's a little Scandi, a little boho, and a lot chic.

Carpet has its place—but the bathroom is not it. Tearing it out of this bathroom paved the way for a much-needed redo.

The after isn't just for laundry—it's also a plant parent's dream.

After their 2020 vacation plans were canceled, this family decided to create a resort right at home.

Hand-me-down furniture is a super welcome gift—but it can take some elbow grease to make it work with the rest of your decor.

Here's proof that furniture can look like a million bucks without costing it.

This project will inspire you to tackle your own pantry area.

In this bathroom redo, tile is the star.

The "after" feels way brighter, bigger, and more welcoming.

It took about six weeks and £7,000 to turn the bathroom from unusable to an "OMG, when can we come over?" oasis.

The before was "like a jungle with no place to sit".

Doing laundry over and over and over is chore enough—the room shouldn't bum you out, too.

No half-hearted gallery walls here!

Wait until you see the tub.

Best part? No demo required.

This DIY redo makes the whole living room shine—but the fireplace is a real standout.

Here's proof that you don't have to bust down a wall to brighten up a dark space.

Not everyone has a whole room to turn into a home office, but this project shows you can do a lot with a little.

Small investment, big impact.

Sometimes you have to knock down a few walls to fully brighten a space.

$200 goes a long way in transforming this dim bathroom.

Bye, beige!

Spoiler: The pink carpet goes.

Who doesn't love some spring cleaning inspo?

"Most of the stuff we own is cooking and baking supplies, so we knew we would either have to majorly downsize or do something about the kitchen space," says the owner.

After no updates in at least 35 years, this living room was ready to shine.

Bye, mauve carpet!

You'll want to give all your shelves an ombre paint job after seeing these.

The after is serious gallery wall goals.

These homeowners got their keys at 4 p.m. on a Friday, and by 6 p.m. had already started tearing out the carpet.

Knocking out a wall made this space way more inviting.

The hodgepodge craft space got a major glow up that made it way more functional, too.

There was a lot of pretty stuff hiding under all that beige paint!

The before stunk—literally. But the after is a dream!

Paint gets another point in the "W" column.

This DIY gut job yielded seriously impressive results.

The "after" is a whole lot brighter, but still exactly right for this 140-year-old house.

The after's lighter, brighter, and way more modern.

This mini mudroom is max-chic.

It's a little last century, a little this century, and a lot stylish.