Emma Kershaw

A functional, well-designed bathroom just might be the most important room in a home. After all, everyone in a home uses it — especially if it’s in a high-traffic part of a house or apartment. Homeowner Kiley Cutler wanted to make her main-level bathroom look and feel like a put-together space for her husband, two kids, and guests, so she opted to give the yellow-toned space a much-needed makeover.

This homeowner’s advice? Don’t be afraid to go bold.

“All of the storage is amazing,” the homeowner says of the after.

The DIY shelves are so good.

It’s ingenious.

And it only cost about $250!

And the wavy DIY headboard is a must-see!

The backsplash was a first-time DIY and makes such a difference.

The homeowner wanted “the transition from the first floor to the second floor to have a wow factor.”

Bonus: You can create any shape you want.

Prepare to see these in your feed.

It’s time for bows to bow out.

You won’t believe these design feats started from humble flat-packed furniture.

Here’s the IKEA find you probably never thought to hack, but totally should.

This project made one of the biggest differences in the whole house, and it only cost $53.

The “after” has “Tulum-inspired, upscale hotel vibes."

The living room was missing something crucial.

It’s “cozy, pretty, and personalized,” the homeowner says.

It’s the perfect work-from-home and welcome-home spot.

The two-toned paint job is so good!

It’s so dreamy!

The goal was to create a music-oriented “space with a lounge feel.”

“Put on some music, kick everyone out of the house, and have fun,” the homeowner and designer says. “Nails and glue gun required.”

The makeover goes all-in on the color blue.

This project was all about finding the right paint shades — and perfecting the right painter’s tape method.

“Everyone loves the surprise,” the renter says.

The goal was to design a home office that made this DIYer feel creative.

“The original wall tiles were beautiful,” the DIYer says.

The makeover uses three types of IKEA shelves to create a super practical storage wall.

The furniture is secondhand but so elevated.

If you’re going to be working, you might as well be working in style.

“It feels just like a Palm Springs hotel, which was the exact vibe I was going for,” this DIYer says.