“I was in love with the green and black tiles,” the homeowner says. “I wanted to spotlight them and honor the incredible craft that went into building our bathroom.”

“I wanted something with personality — something brave and welcoming,” the homeowner says.

“The room is so much brighter now and feels like it is truly me,” the DIYer says.

The project has several budget-friendly features.

The color scheme is very berries and cream.

And it took three tries to nail the color!

The paint color is dreamy.

This hallway finally got “the attention it deserved,” the DIYer says.

An IKEA ELVARI was the perfect find here.

The goal was to incorporate “vintage and cottage touches.”

The homeowners wanted to add toy storage to their living room without turning it into a full-on playroom.

The green paint inspired the rest of the studio’s design.

“It’s an area we walk through several times a day, so I wanted it to feel more alive,” the DIYer says.

The homeowners aimed for “unique on a tight budget,” and they certainly delivered.

“Don't be afraid to go bold with colors in small spaces,” the homeowner says.

This bathroom makeover has great advice for first-time DIYers.

This project proves the power of paint and shopping your own home.

This once-blank space is now a collector’s dream.

It's DIY-packed.

The interior designer calls the cabinet color choice “daring,” but it certainly helps tone down the dated countertops.

“Doing this project ourselves felt very rewarding,” the homeowner says.

“We have to walk through it every day, so might as well make it nice,” the DIYer says.

A “scary” bathroom transformed into a colorful stunner thanks to budget-friendly DIYs.

The new colors tie in the cabinets and appliances.

The bold green color featured in this transformation is just perfect.

“I wanted to create a neutral but cozy and comfortable atmosphere that still had an element of freshness, modernity, and maybe even a little sexiness,” the designer and homeowner says.

"We spent as little time as possible in the kitchen,” the homeowner says of the before.

“The cabinets were the classic orange oak color, and the walls were a dark beige color,” the homeowner describes. “It felt like a nice space, but just very dated.”

Paint is “a great way to bring in a unique design feature for not a lot of money or effort,” this designer says.

Find two ways to fake the look of expensive marble herein.

Style + seclusion = seriously cool. And it’s renter-friendly, too.

This apartment is only 470 square feet, but feels way bigger.

The wallpaper features the homeowner’s original photography.

It just might be my next DIY project.

A little limewash helps this entryway go from beige to daring and bespoke.

The controversial truth!

“The room now feels like a warm hug when I walk in,” the DIYer says.

There are vintage finds — plus new finds that look vintage.

Now, it's perfect for making appetizers and baking.

Step aside, “the wrong jacket.” How about “the wrong hardware?”

The DIYer was pleasantly surprised by how real the tiles looked.

“The original space had paneling, but it was buried under layers of paint,” the homeowner says.

This year’s pool noodle hack is all about curve appeal.

This DIY redo saved the homeowner thousands of dollars.

The DIYer wanted to fill it “with color, nostalgia, and early 20th-century glamour.”

It's cute and functional!