“Cloffices” aren’t just for adults.

A family has a place to gather for $300.

It’ll give your doors a bit of vintage character, even if they’re builder-grade or brand-new.

"Never underestimate the power of paint!" this homeowner says of her paint projects — including her countertops which look unrecognizable after a $125 project.

Looking to paint IKEA furniture? Get this DIYer's tips first.

When these homeowners moved in, the bathroom's 10-year-old renovation had started to look "a little shabby" — and things had only gotten worse from there.

You'd never know it was this DIYer's first-ever furniture flip based on how sophisticated the "after" looks! Read for tons of great beginner-friendly advice.

"Pattern and color are not my usual comfort zone, but I found myself really inspired by spaces that use a lot of pattern play and color," this homeowner says — and several of the prints in the space are totally shoppable.

The makeover mixes high and low to create a unique space that doesn't break the bank, the homeowner says.

The bathroom, in its early stages, was "a bland space overall," this homeowner says. See how she added character while still keeping things neutral.

The extensive renovation project made this kitchen, last touched in the 1990s, more functional for a family.

By painting her walls and built-ins the same color, this DIYer created a seamless storage setup. Read more about her painting tips and takeaways.

Here’s a facepalming-ly easy hack for repairing wooden kitchen cabinets — or any other wooden surface, for that matter.

"Bathrooms love plants, and plants love bathrooms. Get as many in there as can possibly fit!" this homeowner says.

With the right surroundings, even so-called "dated" fixtures can look contemporary.

Tons of time-saving tips from a seasoned DIYer ahead!

The guiding words for this project: "vintage New England with a twist."

The "after" is total cottagecore inspiration.

The "after" looks much brighter and cleaner, and the vanity is unrecognizable.

"I have always had very colorful hair and clothes," this renter says. "I decided to surround myself in colorful surroundings."

Whether you have an old hand-me-down dresser or a past-its-prime IKEA one, these DIYs will give you plenty of ideas for giving it a new life.

Lots of DIY and plenty of resourcefulness helped keep costs down in this 2000s builder-grade bathroom makeover.

This redo is packed with personality — and a couple budget-friendly makeover ideas, too.

"I had never done stenciling before, so I was nervous, but once I started it was a really peaceful, slow process," this DIYer says of her cheery paint project.

Paint, tile, and new seating are a winning combo in this cozy cabin living room.

The headboard is a highlight, but this redo is simply packed with clever DIYs and hacks.

These projects are all beginner-friendly, and some take mere minutes to pull off.

"I love color and have been painting faux ‘wallpaper’ all over the house," this homeowner explains.

This accent wall is pure sunshine.

This smart redo is small-space living exemplified.

Wait until you see the fridge.

In this bathroom, every wall is a feature wall.

After a few setbacks, this intrepid DIYer figured out how to make her dream accent wall a reality.

Small-space tips and renter-friendly advice incoming!

The newly made over space is unrecognizable.

Tiny bathrooms that work well for day-to-day use are the ultimate design feat; this one with a tricky layout sitch was no exception.

Planning ahead was the key in this six-step transformation.

This homeowner doesn't shy away from using bold colors in a small space.

"Mid-century modern always catches my eye," this furniture flipper says.

"I know this isn’t everyone’s style, but I just knew I wanted to do something different," this DIYer says. "I love that it’s such a statement piece for my guest bedroom. I wanted something bright and happy and a one-of-a-kind piece. I really do think I achieved that."

"I'm proud that the space looks more expensive than it was to transform," this DIYer says.

This hack features an affordable DIY material you'll want to add to cart.

A brown bathroom from 1984 gets a major glow up full of on-trend details like green-painted built-ins, fluted wood, and more.

This dining room bar feature goes from too-small to totally grand.