In a way, it’s the opposite of a Before & After!

Before tossing this stained chair, this DIYer tried one last solution — and it worked!

It doubles down on rustic vibes.

The tiles add a pop of color.

The built-in wardrobe hack only took one weekend and totally elevates the room.

“I was looking for ways to get the elevated look for a fraction of the cost,” the DIYer says of her burl wood inspo.

The new tile feels much more era-appropriate.

The wallpaper was a lucky find.

The homeowner completed several first-time DIY projects.

Every design element factors in day-to-day use.

It’s a little bit vintage, a little bit Parisian, and very welcoming.

One thing the homeowner would change about the makeover? “I would have done this a long time ago!” she says.

This redo is all about first impressions.

The DIYer behind the project has great tips for achieving the perfect light oak stain.

It’s quite dramatic.

It makes lugging supplies a breeze and is “super handy,” per TikTok commenters.

For $1,200!

This stereotypically boring furniture has a whole lot of potential.

A recipe developer's new kitchen is beautiful for filming — and functional, too.

The new dining room looks like it could come from an episode of "The Jetsons."

Yes, it’s possible to make your rental’s white walls look chic without painting them.

The total price was less than half of what a store-bought piece would have cost.

This homeowner transformed her bedroom with “one of the easiest and cheapest things you can do for a space.”

Bring on the spray paint and disco stickers!

Goodbye, sandy beige tiles.

Yes, dark colors can work in a small space.

The after is “a little glam, a little vintage, a bit Art Deco, yet modern at the same time,” the furniture flipper says.

The countertops are an unexpected fun throwback.

All of the changes are rental-friendly.

Paint is the ultimate problem solver in this 100-square-foot kitchen.

Small bathrooms are a great spot to go big with design.

The DIY green backsplash tiles are a must-see.

“This sun-soaked nook has lived MANY lives,” the homeowner says.

Goodbye, square tile countertops and linoleum floors.

Other improvements include added storage and a super-functional workspace.

The most boring software on your computer just got a whole lot more chic.

The goal was to add “personality and warmth” to a once all-white kitchen.

The “new” look embraces lots of vintage elements.

She did it (almost) all by herself for under $12,000.

This one’s for all those with Pinterest boards full of paint colors.

You won’t believe how much a can of paint can transform a space.

This material is what you need if you want to level up your DIY game.

The "after" looks so different that you'd never guess it's renter-friendly.

The after is “a really unique design and a real focal point” in the approximately 50-square-foot space.

All of the DIY projects totaled $1,115

“I loved the practicality and shape of the dressing table, but everyone on Instagram seemed to have the same one!” this DIYer says.