The biggest piece of the project cost just $160.

No natural light? No problem.

A glam IKEA KALLAX hack gives this shelf a new look for $200

Low-cost updates made a huge difference in this dated, smelly bedroom.

It uses a trendy material to make the old piece look brand new.

A little DIY and some smart shopping totally transforms this living area.

It has a high-end look without the high-end price.

A few DIYs and some smart shopping turned this blank slate dining room into an inviting hangout.

The hack these DIYers used on their old 1990s vanity will blow you away.

One intrepid DIYer gave her father-in-law the gift of a gorgeous and functional entryway.

This renter got tired of staring at a plain wall, so she DIYed it beautifully.

It didn't take much to turn this dump spot into a more practical, usable space.

And it's still filled with vintage charm.

This would be the perfect spot to curl up with a book on a Saturday morning.

Watch this bathroom go from blah to bold.

Beneath those scuffs and stains lies lots of potential.

The "after" will make you gasp.

Solid pieces of furniture like this one can be made over again and again.

This might inspire you to choose an electric color for your next set of built-ins.

Small DIY changes went a really long way in making this 1977 house look totally fresh.

It was a lot cheaper than replacing them!

This is major inspiration to work with what you’ve got.

The after is a total breath of fresh air.

In Germany, where this renter lives, it’s common for rental units to not come with a kitchen — the renter must build their own!

Major renovations? We don’t know her.

This transformation is an all-time favorite.

The new space has a "massive cozy factor," the DIYer says.

Even better? It only took about 10 minutes.

If you can use scissors, you can use this tool.

I've been thinking about it for years.

You've got this!

This has “relax here” written all over it.

It's easier than you think!

This hack cost just $2.

It’s worth the spend.

Even better? You can finish in an afternoon.

I’m in love with the look.

I'm not over checkerboard yet and this version is *chef's kiss*.

The DIYer says it’s like “being immersed in an oil painting.”

It’s instant old-school cool.

It suits the historic vibes of the neighborhood perfectly.

She’s been doing this for decades.

It’s so dreamy!