When designing their space, Scott Csoke follows a Dorothy Draper quote: “If it feels right, it is right.”

Instead of doing a full-blown renovation, Diana Yen decided to make changes room-by-room.

A former GANNI stylist’s home looks as fun and sophisticated as the fashion brand.

“Choosing is giving up, and giving up is not in my temperament, so I put all the colors in our apartment,” Julie Caylet shares.

It’s now a colorful, eclectic space for their family and two cats.

From Australia, to California, to Chicago — these are some of the most unique bungalow homes around.

Sisters Lischa and Cira Steiper’s apartment completely embodies their personalities and brand, Don&Dandy.

This home sits on an acre lot in town and has river access, backyard neighbors, a garden, and a sweeping balcony.

“My overall goal with decorating my space was to make it my safe space after a long day,” Valerie writes of her home. “I am a homebody, I LOVE being at home so I try my best to make it as cozy as possible.”

It’s a 1930s home full of thrifted finds and a lot of charm.

Carrie Kline has transformed this space one project at a time.

Leaving her last apartment was the best decision Kraaijvanger ever made (and not just because of the pests).

Plants, a neutral color palette, and multi-functional furniture help this Jakarta apartment feel roomier.

“We have spent the last year-and-a-half working on it completely by ourselves, one DIY challenge at a time,” homeowner Hayley Blythe says. “I love the bright, airy, calming spaces we have created over time.”

Justine Requa and Alex Moy’s Brooklyn apartment has a ton of windows, a gorgeous sunroom, lots of plants, and actually used to be a daycare.

Bertie Ocampo pulls inspiration and ideas from favorite movies, books, YouTube videos, and Pinterest pins to design her cute Sydney apartment.

Nine different wallpapers make this home pop!

See how professional stager Jason Saft reimagined his 475-square-foot studio apartment without fully renovating it.

The original brick wall is the star of the show.

You’ll never be able to look at the metal, dark containers the same again.

Even though most of the home has been updated, the original architectural details are still on full display.

See how Emy Stenudd and her partner transformed their home in Sweden to be the ultimate place to make family memories.

Their DIY seating area even converts into a bedroom.

A 10-year-old fiddle leaf fig named Glory takes center stage among the many plants.

Vintage furniture finder, Jonny Carmack of Show Pony, decorated his Danbury, Connecticut, home to be “very Barbie meets Miami meets The Golden Girls with a touch of Space Age and Postmodern.”

If you want to add vibrancy to your space, homeowner and ceramic artist Anette Colbjørnsen suggests grabbing a color wheel.

Not even the United Kingdom’s grey weather can dim the light of this pastel-colored home.

Painted murals, scallops, and stripes ... oh yes!