This 400-square-foot L.A. studio apartment's style is: "Bohemian geometric prioritizing space efficiency."

Paulina's biggest passion is interior design, and she's often refreshing the apartment she's lived in for 10 years.

Decorating this home was a milestone for Stephanie because prior to this, she had never had a space beyond a bedroom to freely design as she pleased.

India and her partner Harry bought this 465-square-foot flat a year ago, completely redoing the kitchen and giving the whole space a fresh new earthy paint job.

There's also a gorgeous rainbow goblet collection!

There's a reason the renters who live here have dubbed it the "Micro Casa."

Jessica Brigham has turned an already charming Craftsman bungalow into a "modern eclectic glamazon" home bursting with green plants and patterns!

When Jazmine and Jordan first got married nearly three years ago, they experienced a clash-turned-fusion of home decor styles.

This UK's home style is eclectic, but not in your face. Paolo loves colors, but in calming palettes. It's a stylish but subtle (and inspiring!) space.

This is honestly one of the most colorful and patterned home we've ever seen!

This interior stylist and decorator calls her call her apartment "the treasure that people's trash built."

Lilly Garcia finds inspiration in bright happy colors, nature, as well as her Caribbean heritage and Puerto Rican upbringing, where color, greenery, and the ocean are the center of everything.

This maximalist condo is proof that thrift stores and estate sales are great places to find cool pieces for your home.

Lizzy Higham says this home was 50 shades of beige when she and her family moved in... but now it's filled with nearly every color of the rainbow!

Salvage material expert Joanne Palmisano and her husband did a lot of the work on this house transformation themselves, like laying the tile, painting, sanding floors, and much more.

John and Maryana transformed their rental apartment by creating abstract, modern murals using affordable Washi tape!

Most of the art on the walls are from their grandparents and parents and have special meaning to the couple.

This student and photographer finds antique furniture from flea markets and estate sales to fix up and furnish her small rental home with.

"When we moved in, every single wall was painted canary yellow. We spent a few long days painting, which totally transformed the feel of the house and is ALWAYS worth the work!"

This creative couple was able to carve out small sections of their 580-square-foot open-concept apartment to make it feel more cozy and inviting.

This product designer specializing in home goods (like furniture, lighting, home accessories) took the time to only add very loved pieces to this small studio apartment.

There may only be just one "room," but Katie has done an amazing job creating very distinct zones in her studio apartment.

Lesley Robb, graphic designer and founder of Swell Made Co. and her partner put an offer on this house over FaceTime—sight unseen in real life.

"I love the coziness that the small space provides (plus it's so easy to clean!)."

Elena and her husband Christoph bought this fixer upper in 2015, and have been slowly transforming it into a gorgeous home since.

This couple's historic home was built in 1851, and the master bedroom is the first room they finished in this fixer upper.

Lori's building was constructed in the late 1920s, so she thought it would be fun to give her small studio apartment a disco-meets-deco flavor.

These two pathologists like big books, plants, natural light, Harry Potter, and more, and their home is like a museum--but the fun, "please touch" kind of museum.

It's small but mighty!

There's also a gorgeous collection of plants!

It's packed with genius small-space storage and living ideas PLUS has a very inspiring plant propagation wall!

The builder-grade home got a gorgeous modern update.

This artist's philosophy is more is better and there are no rules about what you can and can't hang on a wall!

Abigail's specialty is turning a small living space into a home on a budget... and her teeny studio apartment is a great example!

Erin didn't have a color scheme in mind when she first began renting this apartment, she just kind of let everything flow in.

Christiana Paoletti, head farmer at The Backyard Farm Company, lives on two beautiful acres with her partner Kodiak Drewry.

It's like an intimate jewel box that overlooks a quintessential West Village street.

This apartment is one of hundreds in this building, which used to be a huge wood working mill many years ago.

The apartment is just 600 square feet, but the 13-foot ceilings and white wooden floors make it appear much larger. And there are exposed beams, soaking tub, and working fireplace in this remodeled space.

They call their style "down to earth" because it embodies the colors and textures of earth and sky.

Tiara utilizes mirrors, tall ceilings, a lofted bedroom, and other smart decor choices to make her small studio apartment feel much larger than it actually is.

Lowe Saddler and many statues call this L.A. rental apartment home. The style is semi-maximalist with equal parts fresh and eclectic.

From the bold pinks and oranges to family vintage items and a lot of hidden brass cats, this rental apartment is a little magical paradise.

Each area of this small rental apartment is filled with stories and memories, and this interior design loves living here.

Robyn Blair Davidson's small NYC apartment has one of the cheeriest work-from-home spaces we've ever seen.

Tim needed to create definition for his apartment and no area could go unused, so his timber mezzanine (‘the mezz’) defines the apartment entry, provides storage, and triples as a glorified coat and hat rack. It can even be used as a sleeping loft.

The small peek of this renovated UK home is worth seeing thanks to the homeowners' DIY ingenuity, refreshing modern style, and their fun use of primary colors throughout.

This rental apartment's kitchen is also SO TEENY but pretty adorable.