It’s bold but approachable.

The tub is the same one as before — just refinished — and the tiles are stunning.

The homeowner wanted to lean into color wheel opposites.

Everything “feels like it belongs in a cottage,” the homeowner says.

Here’s how to copy the curb appeal.

This homeowner loves her little galley kitchen — she’s totally over open-concept.

“It caught my eye in the store, and no one could talk me out of it,” the homeowner says of her tile. “Now, it’s the talking point.”

“The transformation reads bright and airy in the day, and deep and moody after twilight hours,” the DIYer says.

There are clever DIY ideas to borrow whether your kitchen is a temporary or forever place to cook.

It came with great bones, like a fireplace and original woodwork.

The lesson in this porch makeover? Think colorfully!

It works way better for this family of five.

“As a homebody, introvert, and remote worker, it feels especially important to create a space I truly enjoy being in,” the renter says.

The layout was entirely overhauled.

And it has the prettiest accent wall.

The solution? Lots of searching online, and a stylish, renter-friendly fix.

The whole kitchen makeover cost $500.

The tile DIY is totally reversible.

The project included several DIY “firsts” for the homeowners.

Plus, there’s cool new texture and hardware.

There’s even an indoor trellis!

It proves every corner counts!

“We didn’t want to pour money into a rental, so it had to be budget-friendly,” the DIYer says.

2000s decorating shows are having a *moment* on TikTok.

The DIYer has over nine different wallpaper patterns in her home, and this is a fan favorite.

The “after” has several design nods to the original.

“I literally love everything about this room,” the DIYer says.

“I wanted to really celebrate the craftsmanship of this space and highlight the features,” the homeowner says.

“I cannot believe how we were prepping meals before the renovation,” the homeowner says.

Goodbye, brown cabinets.

From leafy wallpapers to other, more unexpected choices.

But keeps the same layout!

It solves one of my biggest wall decor problems.

If you’re dripping sweat simply by sitting on your sofa, read this.

“It feels considered, warm, and just a little bit fancy, and I love that,” the DIYer says.

It’s airy and ethereal.

The balcony was becoming a collection spot “for old pots and dying plants,” says the homeowner.

It’s retro yet modern.

The 1956 house is a family heirloom.

Gingham glow-up loading!

A $100 DIY project that ties the whole space together? Yes, please.

“It’s not just pretty — it feels soulful,” the DIYer says.

Pavers, pea gravel, patio furniture, and potted plants to the rescue!