DIY Home Projects

Who knew you could do this in a studio?

These hacks show that the iconic BILLY bookcase is iconic for a reason.

This looks so easy to do.

This homeowner transformed her bedroom with “one of the easiest and cheapest things you can do for a space.”

Some DIY tricks helped me pull it off.

I wanted it to be all couch, pillows, and patterns.

Yes, dark colors can work in a small space.

The after is “a little glam, a little vintage, a bit Art Deco, yet modern at the same time,” the furniture flipper says.

I’m a novice DIYer, and this project was a total breeze.

Who said bowls were just for serving?

The countertops are an unexpected fun throwback.

All of the changes are rental-friendly.

Paint is the ultimate problem solver in this 100-square-foot kitchen.

Small bathrooms are a great spot to go big with design.

The DIY green backsplash tiles are a must-see.

“This sun-soaked nook has lived MANY lives,” the homeowner says.

It's a totally doable beginner project.

Goodbye, square tile countertops and linoleum floors.

If you want pro-looking results, you need to follow these steps.

The cabinets are the same, but look way more modern.

It’s seriously affordable, too.

It’s tough to find Valentine’s Day decor that doesn’t look cheesy, but this ultra-easy DIY is a winner.

This 12-year-old mirror looks better than ever.

Three DIY projects transform the space.

It’s time to do a little detective work.

“There was nothing interesting about the room at all,” the homeowner says of the “Before.”

These luxe-but-lived-in bookshelves from real homes totally nail the “bookshelf wealth” trend.

My boyfriend wanted to go bold in wallpaper and in color. I wanted a wild toilet. We both got what we wanted.

This one’s for all those with Pinterest boards full of paint colors.

You won’t believe how much a can of paint can transform a space.

“The cloffice makes me feel like I'm on Sex and the City!” the DIYer says.

Put a little love in your heart.

This material is what you need if you want to level up your DIY game.

The “movie theater or bowling alley” carpeting didn’t go — it provided bold inspo.

These ideas can be done in as little as 15 minutes.

Fabric wall art = instant character

The overall footprint is still the same, but the “after” feels like a much taller space.

The after is “a really unique design and a real focal point” in the approximately 50-square-foot space.

All of the DIY projects totaled $1,115

You don't have to replace the counters to make them look new.

“I loved the practicality and shape of the dressing table, but everyone on Instagram seemed to have the same one!” this DIYer says.

The renter picked colors she wouldn't get sick of.

IKEA always for the win.

And the entire project only cost $60. Talk about budget-savvy!

The new color combo is unexpected, but it totally works.

“The room has a focal point,” the homeowner says of the “after.”

The paint projects were inspired by the work of two artists, and they add color, pattern, and whimsy.

It’s now the perfect reading spot.

You’ll want to add these to your to-DIY list.

According to our Home Projects Director.

“I did it all by hand with a small paintbrush, and it gives my home a homemade quality,” the DIYer says.

“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.

It’s surprisingly easy to DIY.

It’s dopamine decor, on a tiny scale.

If you don’t have this yet, it’s time.

I went bold with wallpaper — and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

It’s rental-friendly, too.

This impressive transformation happened in stages.

You’ll want to use it everywhere.

Don't let cold get you down.

These homeowners decided to “un-flip” their 1956 home’s stunning original features.

Get these new IKEA offerings before they sell out.

The secret lies in color drenching.

The welcoming entryway is now infused with the homeowner’s personality.