This former garage was turned into a gorgeous guesthouse... and it's full of inspiration for making a small space feel larger.

This cozy and boho small rental apartment's design was inspired by this popular New York City restaurant.

After quite a few months of casually house shopping, a 1970s house in a great location came up and this couple had to go for it; it just had too much potential.

Nearly 50 plants create a living green perimeter in the yurt's beautiful loft bedroom.

There are cute plant display ideas in her bathroom, too!

And they were able to salvage some of the elements of the renovation in the new design.

The house still has much of its 100-year-old character including original wood floors, coffered ceilings, and the original windows.

This 1924 brick bungalow is old and has character, and needed just a little work to fix it up. The kitchen remodel is a gorgeous improvement that keeps the vintage charm.

It's a small space, but full of fun patterns and bright light.

It's a DIY that looks MUCH more expensive than it is!

This apartment's decor will inspire you to think outside the box when it comes to furniture.

This 1950s ranch house is a mix of modern minimalism and modern eclectic maximalism.

This two-bedroom Georgian period tenement flat in Glasgow's Finnieston area is full of beautiful old details like ceiling roses and cornice work.

Almost everything in this townhome's remodel was replaced except kitchen cabinets, which were totally transformed thanks to sage green paint and a new tile backsplash.

This apartment is the perfect space for a self-proclaimed "magpie" and her collections of meaningful objects.

They have added DIY touches to pretty much every space in the home.

Smart storage and sleek style make this small houseboat the perfect home AND office for a designing couple.

The soothing, neutral color palette of this small rental apartment keeps it interesting with cozy textures and natural materials such as leather, linen, sheepskin, and jute.

Tom converted this cargo van himself into a home on wheels... and it also serves as a mobile music recording studio!

Kate Pearce thrifts for a living... and her gorgeous newly renovated house is filled with incredible finds!

Most of the objects and furniture in this rental apartment are either handmade, refinished, found, or upcycled!

Having moved around a lot growing up, Sam always dreamed of a place to call her own. This bright and happy mid-century Craftsman is it!

A couple of coats of hunter green paint and a once-gross attic space turned into a modern bohemian-inspired sanctuary.

Fresh out of foreclosure after years of being an unkempt rental made this house something many homebuyers in the competitive Seattle market had overlooked.

And it was furnished on a budget using mostly vintage and secondhand items!

Before the renovation this house had yellow and teal walls, wood paneling, and Christmas-colored red and green checkerboard floors.

The historic details are dreamy, and the modern addition affords beautiful country views.

Before the makeover, the walls, tile, and carpeting in this cabin was salmon or orange-ish. Once eliminated, the whole place felt much bigger and fresher.

Colorful Spanish tile floors, an ornate door, high ceilings, stained glass, a big front porch, and two huge bougainvillea trees that encircle the front patio... this is a color and texture lovers dream.

From neon signs, to quirky framed cross stitches, to more, people could spend all day exploring this small space.

Before its budget renovation, this 1990s-era cabin had unique features and design but was stuck in the past.

Jenasie Earl only buys things if they are ridiculously cheap; her home is full of styles over all decades!

The sun room is so dreamy!

The first thing this couple did when they moved in was rip down all the country, floral wall paper and paint all the oak trim white!

Formerly used as a storage shed, this 1972 Airstream was filled with mold, lizards, mouse traps, but after a full gut renovation, “Honey” is now a 31-foot home on wheels.

This home was a total mess and everything needed to be replaced. Ruth van den Broek and her husband completely transformed it.

Because Sarah and her husband rent, they are limited in remodeling, but a fresh coat of paint and some new light fixtures is a quick and easy way to elevate your space!

This home's style is simple, dark, and moody.

Natural wood, toned-down whites, and neutrals in all shades make this small studio apartment feel good.

It's amazing how such a simple and affordable solution has made such a huge difference!

This abstract artist has made a relaxing home in this San Francisco rental house.

It's the perfect combination of everyone who lives within it.

The builders were inspired by the serene and airy atmosphere of Japanese tea rooms and American mid-century modern architecture.

Purchased five years ago "as-is," before the gut remodel this home was cookie-cutter, looking just like 40 other homes in the neighborhood.

There are 45+ houseplants in this home, ranging from striking smaller Alocasia Zebrinas to 3-meter tall Monsteras.

And the rooftop terrace with city and sea views is STUNNING.

Every single piece of art in their home has a personal significance, whether tied to a person, place, or meal they've loved.