Goodbye, early 2000s fixtures.

This entryway goes from dated and beige to daring and bespoke.

“I wanted a luxe look without it looking cheap,” the DIYer says.

The “after” makes 300 square feet feel massive, thanks to smart cabinetry, color choices, and more.

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

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

Fear not: The beautiful vintage fireplace stayed!

“I am a firm believer in making small spaces make a big impact,” the homeowner says. “I think I achieved that here.”

Think beyond walls.

This maximalist living room has maximum joy.

One takeaway here? You can use paint on more than just the walls.

And the change was mostly made with paint!

Paint might not be a power tool, but it is a *powerful* tool.

A color change makes a big difference.

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

“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.”

The new paint colors were inspired by the sun.

There's now a dash of color in an unexpected spot.

Stylish minimalism inspo ahead.

Best yet, the upgrades only cost $1,000.

The after feels like “a swanky restaurant bathroom,” the homeowner says.

“We wanted to transform the space into a whimsical, inviting oasis that welcomed guests and made them feel at ease,” this DIYer says.

No demo needed!

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

You’ll want to copy the wheeled laundry baskets.

The project is totally reversible — and easy to add on to — if the DIYer decides she wants more or less of the pattern.

The after mixes a modern touch with the home’s historic charm.

“A little IKEA mixed in with higher-end items is always a good idea, in my opinion,” this renter says.

These renters squeezed a super practical (and beautiful!) kitchenette into just 40 square feet

The homeowner wanted to combine color and comfort.

The matching seating, wallpaper, and curtains are patterned perfection.

It’s utilitarian *and* pretty.

The after puts the “modern” in mid-century modern.

Nickel gap paneling is shiplap made easy, according to this DIYer.

So long, stained shower.

The whole transformation cost just $250.

Before, the oatmeal-colored walls made the whole room feel dark despite its large windows.

“I wanted people to be absolutely stunned that this was an IKEA dresser,” this DIYer says.

Black cabinets are still neutral — but seriously high-impact.

From four-cubed KALLAX to something MoMA-worthy

Before, the laundry room was “a forgotten room,” this DIYer says.

If you're a maximalist who rents, grab a pencil (and scissors and peel-and stick)!

Now, it’s warm and functional for a family.

The cast iron details are dreamy.

It’s black, white, and bold all over.

“Work with the unique features of the room, and don’t be afraid to mix it up when the mood strikes,” this homeowner advises.

“Cabinets like these can cost over $2,000, so this cabinet costing $600 is a win in my book!” the DIYer says.