Bohemian

"I love that it was literal trash that will now be on display and admired," the DIYer says.

“As I was choosing pieces for the home, that I wanted to see bright, African-inspired textiles that would speak to my heritage and identity as a Caribbean-American woman,” this DIYer says of her colorful bench revamp.

Simple changes did a lot to make this RV more modern and more comfortable.

This DIYer was quoted nearly $2,500 for built-ins but was able to create something she loved for a fraction of that.

"Smoker’s yellow” walls get a rainbow revamp.

Simple changes made the space feel so much larger.

The fireplace redo will make you do a double-take.

Built-ins make everything better.

It stayed the same size, but now it's so much more functional.

Your workspace might be a practical necessity, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't inspire you.

Amazingly, no walls were painted in this cheerful refresh.

Moving into a new home means that you get to start fresh with decor, and that’s doubly true when you’re working within a builder-grade home that offers mostly blank slates. For Amy Wadsworth (804 Sycamore), one of those blank slate spaces was her teenage daughter’s bedroom — a white room with beige carpet and lots of potential.“My daughter is 14 and wanted a more mature bedroom design that reflected her style,” Amy says.

This bathroom went from dreary to dramatic.

They're unrecognizable now.

Secondhand finds look first-rate in this dining nook transformation.

One major difference? Uncovering the original hardwood floors beneath that carpet.

This bathroom is full of smart design hacks.

It features a couple smart DIYs, too.

The results are downright dreamy.

This refresh keeps the character but brings tons of modern style, too.

A cave-like space becomes bright and welcoming.

A big risk pays off in this living room.