“I love that I didn't have to do a gut renovation in order to create something completely different,” the renter says.

They even removed the upper cabinets!

The renter decided to lean in to the features her apartment came with.

The facelift brought the space into the 21st century but honored the homeowner's love of vintage.

The renter calls it a "mini renovation."

The transformation brings the outdoors in.

There are so many clever small-space solutions.

The backsplash hack is so clever!

The goal was to make the kitchen a “happier place to cook.”

There's no better place for small space inspiration than on a houseboat.

Tulip wallpaper, checkered bedding, and gingham curtains, oh my!

And the wavy details on the bed are a must-see.

The 96-square-foot kitchen kept the same layout but got a major upgrade.

They even fit an entire laundry room into the kitchen!

The after is completely sun-drenched. There's so much natural light!

The bespoke accents add so much function to the colorful space.

The original floor was "very 2000s," the renter says.

The homeowner's design vision was "a mix of vintage and modern."

And it looks so great!

These just might be the boldest appliances ever.

Sage green is so timeless.

You've got to see it.

The couple did the entire transformation themselves.

"When it comes to making changes in my home, my number-one go-to is paint," this DIYer says.

“The whole space just needed some color and TLC!”

The goal was to create a space that was “bright on a budget.”

When interior designer Sophia Boccard’s (@35agave) uncle passed away in 2015, his house, which is located in Mazatlán, Mexico, sat empty for a few years. That is, until she and her husband, Socrates Figueroa, owners of 35 Agave Co., bought it and set out to reimagine the home — including the kitchen. But first, they renamed the house (like they do with all of their properties) to Casa Justinanio in honor of her uncle.

Plus, it features the perfect paint color to blend old and new.

Paint made the biggest difference in this 128-square-foot kitchen.

There are countless shades of pink.

The goal was to take the bedroom from "overbearing" to a light-filled space.

“I love that it feels old, charming, and lived-in — even though it isn’t that old,” the DIYer says.

The beautiful exposed brick stays!