Logan Reulet's monochrome palette of white, beige and sand tones makes his small space feel 10 times larger.

It's eclectic, colorful, vintage, and personal.

This loud and fun family's rental home reflects their joyful personalities!

Conan and Katherine bought this falling apart vintage camper for $600, and have spent the last year or so DIYing an adorable home-away-from-home, inside and out.

Furniture is multi-purpose, storage is absolutely everywhere, and everything is nicely hidden away behind cupboard doors to keep visual clutter at bay.

Musicians Jacki and Jacob Warren-Bullard, of the band Major Murphy, helped refresh this 1920s rental bungalow in Grand Rapids, Michigan. It's full of renter-friendly ideas and inspiration.

This modern new-build in a Chicago suburb may be clean and modern, but Sunny Amirpor has filled it with collected soul and traditional details. "Don't be afraid to mix old with new, high with low."

Stuck with beige walls she isn't allowed to paint, Amara has injected color into her rental home without damaging the walls using creative and clever renter-friendly decor hacks in nearly every room. The result is a sanctuary of saturated hues!

Kate Pearce transformed this Long Island fixer upper into a jaw-droppingly gorgeous home.

There are no doors or walls separating the living room, dining room, playroom, and kid's room, but each area of this one-bedroom feels like a separate zone.

This coach house was built in 1910 and converted to a residential home years ago, and while Jean loves A LOT about the home, they admit it may have been the windows that sealed the deal!

Surrounded by trees and with a skylight in the bedroom, sleeping in this Scandinavian-inspired cabin is like sleeping in a treehouse!

The charcoal gray concrete floors, white walls, white cabinets, white appliances, and light wood accents are the perfect blank slate for Angel and her wife, Monica, to add personality to their Portland apartment.

"This city is all late-night neon energy, which is fun on a Friday night, but this little place is our reprieve."

Living in 380 square feet required Danielle to ditch her walk-in closet, live minimally, and get creative with DIY projects to make a small home beautiful and functional.

Marie Cox renovated every single room in this three-bedroom, two-bath, 1700-square-foot Ranch house.

Subletting this apartment from some friends who decided to go home and wait out the lockdown, this is the first time Cydney hasn't had roommates and has been able to decorate in her own style, which is "Dreamy. Pink. Marie Antionette."

Prathima grew up in India, and you see elements of her culture in her apartment, like art by an Indian artist and prints sourced from India.

All Jacquie's favorite pieces in her Toronto rental apartment were found in garbage piles on the side of the road, but she's styled everything fantastically!

The long, narrow, rectangle-shaped layout of this studio is versatile and there's an abundance of natural light.

Mandi Smethells' home was built in 1989, so the character is OAK, OAK, and MORE OAK; she's been spending the past four months "finding a balance of infusing my aesthetic but also embracing some of the '90s elements that are everywhere."

There are lots of plants, which bring life into a small space, and a mix of materials, like brick, light wood, and darker wood.

Full-time blogger and content creator Katerina Seigel created a laid-back, natural vibe in her rental by including elements like jute, rattan, and cane, while keeping it modern with velvet and marble accents.

The apartment is 100-years-old (built in 1921 according to city records) and has a ton of quirky older features that are beautifully preserved and classic old-San Francisco, including an original brass bell buzzer (that still works!), a beautiful built-in cooling cabinet, real wood floors, high ceilings, and gorgeous bay windows.

Architecture and landscape architecture graduate student Caleb Brackney bought a 36’ 1995 Thomas International school bus on Facebook Marketplace in February 2020 for $3K. The rest of his only 10k budget he spent on turning the bus to a tiny house one wheels.

This homeowner's advice for creating a home you love? "Get a disco ball and some plants."

Despite the tiny size, this apartment in Italy feels airy and open, and has lots of clever small space maximizing ideas within it.

Painting was a budget-friendly way for Angie Eng to elevate her studio apartment, helping to keep the "rooms" aesthetically separate, but still fluid.

Karina Mansfield recently painted the wall mural in her home's hallway, inspired by the local landscape and the work of Jean Dubuffet.

Mamie Morgan's home's style is described as "maximalism meets Amelia Bedelia meets my mother’s full-length fake fur from Costco."

This apartment features original hardwood floors, brick fireplace with landscape motifs, and huge floor-to-ceiling windows.

Lily Fuentez transformed her standard sliding-door-closet into a kitchenette using a storage cabinet from Home Depot and some creative use of shelving that is usually meant for under sinks.

Justine introduced pops of color by painting walls with bright colors to complement an open layout. "I specifically wanted to do color blocking on our walls to create an imaginary border between the different areas of our space."

Margy's landlords turned the original family room of their house into this ADU, and designed the layout with large, oversized kitchen cabinets for extra storage and created as much storage in the bathroom/closet area as possible. "It's a renter's dream!"

Marble contact paper, wallpaper, and Facebook Marketplace finds were all used to personalize this university student's apartment, especially her small bedroom.

These podcasters and founders of an events company consider the dining room table as the anchor oftheir home... and it's now has become their podcast recording studio, too. "In many ways, this is the space where we can still bring people together and now instead of feeding their mouths, we are feeding their spirit with inspiration."

A fully off-grid home sleeps six comfortably, has a full kitchen, a custom six-foot foldable dining table, an office space, a bathroom with a shower, and more.

"When searching for a home, we knew we wanted something with character, a place in which we could manifest our black cat palace style."

Name: Anissa Location: Meridian Hills — Indianapolis, Indiana Anissa’s home is a lovely mix of warm woods, bright whites and pops of greenery. Renovating a home is never easy, especially a unique and older one, where striking a balance between maintaining the character of the home and keeping it fresh is key. After dreaming of living in this neighborhood for about a decade, Anissa and her family made their dream come true.

This family of three lives in a 350-square-foot tiny house they designed and built together, parked in the middle of a pasture surrounded by cows and goats with tons of open space.

Sarah and her husband can't afford to buy a house where they live right now, so they've made their rental more functional and beautiful for their family.

Inspired by Australian and Japanese design with a little California desert mixed in, we went for a natural, relaxing, minimalist aesthetic with low profiles and warm desert colors.

Before the remodel this house felt cramped. After the remodel, it feels as if it's gained 50 percent more square footage.

Jon O'Shaughnessy is inspired by the things that make him happy—travel, the outdoors, and forests.

Augustine the Airstream is freedom in a tin can.

This travel journalist's rental contains a hodge podge of items she's collected from her travels, flea markets, and Craigslist.

Pati has found furniture from second-hand stores, online, or second-hand sites to transform this rental from drab to fab. Making a small rented house into a home-one low budget DIY

At only 400 square feet, this condo might be on the small size, but it's just the right size for its owner.