You don't need a working fireplace to make the most of this cozy DIY decor.

Learn this DIY and never light another store-bought candle again.

You might already have everything you need on hand.

Whether your own outdoor space is a blank canvas or an overgrown jungle, we have plenty of inspiration here to jumpstart your makeover dreaming.

Only a few steps were needed to give these IKEA shelves the look of custom built-ins.

This bathroom redo is peak “quiet luxury.”

These wreaths are the perfect way to welcome fall guests to your home.

“What I love most about the "after" of this project is that the space is now defined. It has a purpose,” the DIYer says.

This hardworking space now has a home for everything.

Bye, beige carpet! Hello, geometric floor tile.

One highlight: a hand-painted floral pattern on the walls.

At $5.55, the price is tough to beat.

The secret: epoxy!

All of the supplies you’ll need are super easy to find, too.

A cheery blue paint color and statement-making wallpaper came in clutch.

This color-loving homeowner knew the neutrals had to go.

The homeowners kept costs down for this full renovation by using some clever workarounds.

“Our larger coffee table allows ten people to play games together (with room for cocktails or wine),” the renter says of her redesigned space.

Out went the dark paint, and in came a fun mural and fresh wall color.

The rich paint color is a showstopper, but for the real highlight, look to the door.

The makeover — $1,800 all in — is completely renter-friendly.

It’s surprisingly beginner-friendly.

The space has a seamless new look that’s also clutter-free.

The secret sauce? Molding.

This dining room kept the classic black-and-white color palette, but everything else is totally new.

The stunning upgrade didn’t sacrifice a single bit of functionality — in fact, it added to it.

There’s a surprise lying underneath the tub’s white finish.

Wallpaper makes the biggest difference in giving this gray living room an inviting new look.

This secret superpower is great in a pinch — but there are exceptions.

Make your home more comfortable and functional.

If you have a sample pot of paint, you can pull off this project.

The biggest-impact steps: paint and cord covers.

The color combo makes this kitchen feel extra inviting.

You can install it anywhere you can find studs.

It will help you find vases in strange places.

This DIYer came up with a clever money-saving hack for getting the look of lime washed walls.

Vintage furniture and a fresh light fixture help, too.

Now that it’s spring, you’ll be able to easily find all the materials you need to copy this cool look.

If you’re itching to take on a home project, this is the perfect way to do it.

This DIYer "cried real (happy) tears" when she made the discovery during the demo process.

The new cook space isn't just beautiful — its reimagined layout makes it more functional, too.