Becca Crawford, who works at textiles and decor brand St. Frank, fell for the high ceilings and charming pre-war details of this Brooklyn Brownstone; it's the perfect canvas for her enviable collection of gorgeous textiles.

The Halloween-themed mural in the dining room is delightfully weird, and is an impressive must-see DIY project.

Laura describes her home's style as "modern Edwardian styling… a celebration of original period features mixed with chic hotel vibes."

Interior Stylist Jessica Nickerson of House Homemade loved the layout and charm of this house when she first saw it... but it needed A LOT of updating. Thankfully, this DIY maven isn't afraid of doing the work!

Sannaz describes their home as "modern Persian. We like to combine super modern design with traditional Persian rugs, as we are both Persian."

Janet and Scott McLean love Mediterranean design, which you can see reflected in the natural local fabrics they have chosen for the home.

Journalist and soon-to-be published book author Brianna Holt wanted multiple places to sit down and write in her home. Her decor is the inspired by the creative spaces of the artists she admires.

The house had been flipped and drained of all character and personality so Christie added color, vintage touches, and high quality mid-century furniture intermixed with joy and whimsy to bring it back to life.

Lavinia and her partner live in this 1860s apartment, which they have renovated beautifully with clean, modern lines and a simple and soothing palette.

Over time, Joseph and Mike's style has evolved from subtle mid-century to Art Deco to bohemian maximalist. But no matter what your style is, Joseph says, ask yourself this: Does someone feel comfortable, and can they put their feet up while they visit?

Aly, her partner Mitch, and their parakeets moved to this one-bedroom after living in a studio and have enjoyed filling their larger (but still small) space with furniture and fun energy. Mitch has a knack for finding cool vintage furniture while Aly's original paintings hang throughout the space.

This home's white, teal, and orange color palette mirrors the nature surrounding it.

This black and red kitchen got a complete refresh thanks to paint, and now it's Nichol's favorite part of her condo.

Franco Cheng renovated this small Toronto studio apartment, completely upgrading the kitchen and bathroom, and creating a neat bed alcove where a built-in mirrored closet used to be.

At 622 square feet, Ariel and Patrick's Prospect Heights apartment has just two rooms, and they set out to make this small home a multi-functional space they can work, relax, and pursue creative endeavors in.

Rachel and Rob Hill's Scotland home used to be a church, but it doesn't look too "churchy" on the inside. It's a collected, travel-inspired, plant-filled, colorful space with an impressive spiral staircase.

Every room in this old Philadelphia house got an affordable upgrade, and the result is a bright, cheery home absolutely PACKED with home makeover inspiration!

Apart from the bathroom, Matt's Auckland pad is all one room, which means you can see the cool wooden shelving, the art-filled living room, and the cozy kitchen (including a must-see emerald Smeg) from any vantage point.

Check out the cozy but vibrant space.

It's not just the entryway (which was turned into a cozy and much more functional spot) that got a refresh... every room was updated without breaking the bank.

The house was built in 1897 and was originally occupied by workers from the local brick factory.

Kristine Bélanger always dreamed of adding a ton of color to a home, so as soon as she and her husband bought this house, she finally started to paint... using nearly every color!

It took over a year of nonstop work to fix up this fixer-upper cabin in an old California mining town, but all the effort was worth it!

Think: Murky, earthy tones, with thoughtful pops of color and a mixing of wood tones and texture layers.

Chris wanted a place that felt worn in, like a favorite jeans. "A place with character, sort of the antithesis of a new development made with IKEA furnishings."

After moving back to Atlanta after living in the Dominican Republic for 15 years, Karen added an apartment in her son’s unfinished basement.

To travel the U.S., spend more time together, and pay down debt, Karen and Sylvester sold their family’s home and bought an RV off Facebook Marketplace to opt for a life on the road.

A minimalist, Peter has been intentional with what he brings into his small rental home.

Geneve Lau may only live in 350 square feet, but it feels much larger and is very organized and comfortable.

It also has loads of natural light, a custom-made bay window seat, and a private deck space transformed into a relaxing oasis.

Maggie has made her small apartment look and feel like a fantastic home without a huge price tag, optimizing every area for storage and adding shelving.

Both Ineke and André work as artists and illustrators, so their canal house, which was built in 1904, is filled with art like paintings, drawings, objects, and more.

13-foot ceilings give this rental a lofty feel and highlight classic architectural details, from the crown molding to the original wood shutters to the deco fireplace.

Every lamp, light fitting, wall color, floor covering, cushion, chair, switch, and socket has been considered and thought about in this beautiful home in Ireland.

A warm-colored bedroom mural, thrifted parquet flooring repurposed in a fresh way in the kitchen, and absolutely incredible outdoor spaces... this modern farmstead has a little bit of everything.

Designer Jackie Streusand has created a vintage, earthy, warm, and eclectic home in this rental house.

Sharon Lomas and her husband share this four-bedroom Victorian detached rectory located in a national park surrounded by natural settings. Their home's decor takes tons of inspiration from nature.

Architect Jill Porter says her Brooklyn apartment had zero original details when she bought it 16 years ago. But after a makeover it now has color, pattern, and most of all joy and charm!

Gina works in the arts and loves color and camp, so wanted something cozy but fun for her small studio.

These two siblings own a start-up interior design studio and homeware shop and live together in this chic London space. And they weren't shy with color!

Mallory was immediately drawn to this apartment for its unique features and history as a classroom — it retains its original hardwood floors and has large, paned glass windows.

The inside is DIY filled and cute, too!

There's a big orange velvet sectional, a dreamy red sofa from Facebook Marketplace, and a panther coffee table, all creating a dreamy space for lounging, 1970s style.

This loft conversion has character in spades, like beamed wooden ceilings, sliding barn doors, exposed brick walls, and excellent morning light.

Because Barbara has no couch and only her bed, she uses rolled-up blankets and a million pillows to transform her bed into a couch each day.

Trent and Wesley's home-away-from-home is a cozy, Maltby-style log-sided cabin built in 1960, which gives it a quaint, early mid-century charm.

Living on her own has given Renata the opportunity to decorate to her heart's content and really explore her style.

Missy McCabe had fun filling this blank canvas with accent walls, wallpaper, and vintage and heirloom pieces.