Explore a townhome mixing the vibrancy of the Caribbean, slick design of Scandinavia, and eclecticism of old English houses.

See inside a Saint Augustine house with lovely outdoor areas and a sunroom that’s perfect for lounging with coffee or wine.

Kate O'Phalen, her husband, their three kids, and a dog all live full-time in this organized, cozy, bohemian, and colorful RV.

See how this renter made his Upper West Side studio apartment feel playful and comfortable despite the small size.

Natalie Wong has painted, transformed the kitchen, and replaced all the boring boob lights with fun pendants in her New York City rental apartment.

A former reno lacked personality, but this family has added furniture, art, paint, color & more over the last two years.

It rents for $3360 a month.

Tour a fashion designer’s home tucked away in a neighborhood in Glassell Park, which is filled with eclectic patterns.

Tour a house featuring an eclectic mix of art, tons of pattern, clean but colorful lines, and organized clutter.

See inside a Vancouver rental apartment that’s a neutral, calming, organic, and eclectic mix and match of old and new.

Tour a colorful, eclectic, vintage-filled rental home in Bogota that features lots of adorable paint and pattern details.

Explore colorful curtains, cool artwork, and modern accessories in this Australian home tour.

This 1930s semi is being renovated slowly by a family with an organic modern style and penchant for musical references.

See inside a 510-square-foot loft in Johnson City, New York, that's vibrant, cozy, bright, and glam.

Tour an apartment built in 1901 with warm, comfy library vibes thanks to stunning historic woodwork and built-ins.

Tour the cozy, creative, thrifted, clean, and urban style of this small, rented studio apartment.

Eduardo and Allan's multifunctional Spanish home is filled with natural materials and pops of modern color.

The lovely balcony is perfect for cozy movie nights.

Tyler Dubreuil believes good design doesn't have to be expensive: Each furniture piece was no more than $200 — except for the sofa, which was bought at half price!

The homeowners did the renovations all on their own.

"I love organic textures because they feel warm and cozy, which is how I want to feel when I’m at home," renter Nadia Sedgley says.

After leaving New York City during the COVID-19 pandemic, all this homeowner wanted was natural light.

"Decorate for you, not for other people," homeowner, Kerry Davison, says. "Fill your home with things that make you happy and colours that make you smile."

This 800-square-foot home is a 150-year old cottage that was originally built as a farmhouse on a large farm in Bermuda.

Irmhild Liang's son is an architect and built this tiny house in the backyard of her daughter's house.

Renters Morgan Vaca and her boyfriend, Landry, have even become best friends with their landlords.

Vernessa Shih and her cat, Cassian, share a gorgeous condo perched in the treetops of the Columbia Heights neighborhood in Washington, D.C.

Homeowner Nicola Walch's design advice is to take risks and never shy away from a fun paint color.

Renter Kate Lambert picked a calming color for the bedroom and an energizing shade for the living area.

Sidrah Hammad's house is a mix of bright colours reflecting her birth country, Pakistan, and sunny interiors that pay homage to the country she now calls home, Australia.

Michelle and her partner's rental apartment is a combination of new fixtures that modernize the space paired with original charm, like exposed brick, two skylights, bay windows, and original hardwood floors.

This top-to-bottom renovation took two two years to finish, and the homeowners did nearly 100% of the work themselves.

See a vintage decor seller’s apartment that has slowly evolved over time to be a home and No Kill Vintage’s headquarters.

Fiona Marr's small but boldly styled apartment is in a retirement property for over-55s in Cheltenham, England.

See inside this 200-year-old Queretaro, Mexico, home that features ingenious designs and excellent craftsmanship.

Lena Joy Whittle works at a contemporary art museum and has filled her home with local art, art books, and her own creations.

This $5500-a-month West Village rental apartment of herbalist and floral designer Emily Swarts is only 550 square feet, but feels a lot larger, thanks to it being spread across three floors.

When muralist Maggie's rent was going to increase $1200 a month, she knew it was time to move. After looking everywhere, she found an affordable spot in Greenpoint, spending the past six months adding tons of color AND creating her own closet storage.

See inside this Devon, U.K. home that used to be bland but now has painted walls, wallpaper, murals, and lots of colorful home accessories.

Rodney Perez decorated their 600-square-foot apartment to be a reflection of themselves.

See inside this apartment that had its original features renovated out of it in the '90s, but has been lovingly restored back to its vintage glory.

See inside of this eclectic, rustic, sun-filled apartment in Spain's Andalusia region.

Lynch Orr's rental bungalow has all the charm (and quirks!) of a historic home.

Colorful prints pop among the cool-toned modern, rustic furniture in this studio apartment.

"We were previously living in a modern high rise in Chicago but decided we wanted a slower pace of life," Alyssa writes. "We decided to buy a home in Michigan and feel like we are going back to our roots."

Mary Disser, who's a fashion director, looks to her closet when finding home inspiration.

Radhika Parashar's moved 17 times in the last 14 years — but her current rental apartment feels like somewhere she should stay.

The couple's decor is a perfect mesh of colorful, eclectic, and thoughtful pieces rooted in both of their backgrounds.