There's also a DIY TV stand and a hanging pendant light made from a hat!

Kirsten Veng-Pedersen's home is minimal, naturalistic, eclectic, and modern.

This home represents new beginnings for Tiffany Lanham.

Laura doesn't let beige walls in her rental apartment keep her from adding vibrant color and bold prints to the space!

Every single detail in this 100-year-old rental house is gorgeous, from the floors to the Greek-inspired sisal rug, down-filled sofas, antique gallery wall, and intricate ceiling detail.

Laura Dargan is an artist, lover of travel, and a creature of comfort.; all elements that went into creating her art-filled, cozy, coastal home.

This one-bedroom apartment comes with a beautiful canal view, and Busra and Pieter have kept their small rental home's style minimal, with nods to the '90s.

Ellis and John's small apartment doesn't have many rooms, but it does have lots of bold pops of color in unexpected places!

Maya Goldfine breathed life into her rental home by embracing a mixture of textures, color, and styles, which was primarily inspired by a trip to Mexico City.

Lots of DIY projects combine with stunning tiles in this Spanish apartment.

Katie's home is grand millennial in style, with a touch of mid-century, and she kept a lot of original architectural details.

This apartment is the "fusion of our life stories coming together and everything we would like our daughter to appreciate as well once she is older."

Theodora's rental apartment's style is eclectic, warm, vintage, open, and soft.

It's a blank canvas for Robbe's collection of vintage furniture gathered throughout the years from vintage collections and thrift shops.

And the majority of the art in Albrica Tierra's home comes from Black artists, designers, photographers, and makers.

Allie creates one-of-a-kind tile furniture through Stampworthy Goods, and the home she shares with her husband and their dog features a gorgeous array of her custom works.

Samantha Rohman is like Cameron Diaz's character from the movie "The Holiday" living in Iris’ country cottage — but in California.

Restauranteur and Mediterranean lifestyle company owner Sequoia Del Hoyo loves "earth tones, texture, patina, natural grain, and all things that get better with age."

Natalia Rowe's home is a 160-year-old Victorian Cottage with beautiful original features and a big garden.

Through the use of art, furnishings, and thrifted finds, Sara Abdul Majid was able to bring it to life to a pretty plain rental apartment.

Leah Fournier has renovated much of the space herself and says it's definitely been a labor of love.

Designer Tiffany Miller-Baker didn't let the fact that her Brownstone apartment is a rental limit her home's design style.

When it comes to decorating, Michelle works with colors and black art and pop culture art that she loves.

It was important for Kaitlyn that her apartment be "dually comfortable and creative." She describes her style as "refined maximalism."

This apartment's reading nook is the perfect '80s Art Deco glam spot.

Linsdey Son's rental apartment style is a "funky-fresh pop dream."

Between the blue hues and the green plant life, this small rental apartment shows how you can create a peaceful home with the right color palette.

Carissa's style is "Colorfully Dramatic Maximalism that fuses unexpected genres and styling elements together to create a layered and statement-filled home."

Thanks to how open this space is to the outdoors, you can't tell that it's small at all!

The most challenging thing about this home was making it functional with so little space, but this couple was able to fit two desks, a ton of shelving, and smart under-bed storage.

"Be intentional with the pieces you bring into your home, and use online room planning sites to get a feel of which layout works best," says renter Shelby.

A lover of bright colors and mixed textures, Madison can’t commit to any one color or style so she just buys what she loves and makes it work together beautifully.

Ola Zwolenik doesn't believe in boundaries, design-wise. No room in her Edwardian terraced house limits itself to one style or color palette.

With only 437 square feet in her studio apartment, Kelcey Harris knew she needed to keep things light and bright, but also wanted the furniture and decor to feel welcoming instead of cold or stark.

The inside is a colorful DIY mix of "coastal beachy shabby eclectic vintage."

Stacey Appel has adored '60s-'70s fashion and interiors since she was a teen, and it shows in the way she's painted and decorated her small rental apartment!

AT readers went absolutely WILD for the floor-to-ceiling bookcase in this Oslo loft; it's our most-liked photo of all time on Instagram!

This apartment is one of three located in a house built in 1900, and many original charming historic details like exposed brick, a built-in bookshelf, and original doors were preserved.

This interior designer's home is fun, high-contrast, eclectic, and bold.

The house in Serbia's countryside was built in the ’50s and needed a really massive renovation, and Sanja and Igor spent more than two years remodeling it.

Tiffany and Matt updated their rental apartment kitchen with fun new floors and bright white counters, and now it's light, airy, and the couple's favorite place to be.

Arabella and Ben's unit was all beige and cheap brass fixtures when they moved in, so they updated light fixtures, demoed the bathroom, and painted the walls by hand to create the home of their dreams.

Name: Kayleigh Kahn and my partner and all our plants!Location: Inner Sunset — San Francisco, CaliforniaType of home: ApartmentSize: 600 square feetYears lived in: 1 year, renting Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: My partner and I both work for a local grocery company (which is how we met!), so this year has been quite the whirlwind for us.

Karen Sawyer's Washington state house's style is like an "estate sale in a greenhouse."

This cozy, scandiboho, cheerful, and DIY-packed home is full of great crafty ideas for small spaces.

This micro studio was renovated from an old brownstone, so it has a lot of classic charm like beautiful arched windows and an ornately carved mantel.

Estefania's home in Lima, Peru features tons of different textures, like exposed concrete, bricks, adobe, mosaics, wood, laminates, and lots of rugs, a bold mix that gives every room a strong identity.

Katelan Foisy painted all the backdrops in her rental apartment, which mixes theatricality with luxury hotel vibes. "I always wanted to live in a theater and this is the way I bring that dream to life."