DIY Home Projects

Each square of the new black-and-white floor was individually painted.

Make your basic tree look like it belongs in a department store window.

Whether your style is minimalist or maximalist, Scandi or glam, there's an idea here for you.

These smart hacks add plenty of punch to nearly any room of the house.

These hacks hit almost every room.

There's a right way, and a wrong way.

It went from “an uncomfortable beige box” to technicolored and oh-so clever.

It’s the perfect complement to navy.

It’s possible to do a transformation as a memorable family project.

The combination of rich wood and chrome legs is the epitome of mid-century modern style.

This is upcycling at its best.

How many can you check off this pro-approved list?

The new paint colors were inspired by the sun.

Before, the cabinets, floors, and counters in this kitchen were “way too brown,” the homeowner says.

Pro furniture flippers say these pitfalls will cost you time and money.

The homeowners say it “feels like a bedroom” for the first time since it was built.

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

And it takes less than two minutes.

You can sneak wine storage into some pretty tiny spaces with these clever DIYs.

Stylish minimalism inspo ahead.

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

Want to reclaim some lost square footage? This is the answer.

The white paint was a game-changer.

It looks good enough to eat.

From classic to modern, we’ve got you covered!

These walls didn’t get toned down — they got turned way, way up.

The new mantel is an eye-catching upgrade.

Deck all the halls!

You can make anything look luxe!

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

It’s the same look for a lot less money.

Bring home the furniture, not the bed bugs.

No demo needed!

Instagram commenters were fooled.

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.

Add some warmth to your space without sacrificing any square footage.

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

It's totally beginner-friendly.

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

It will help make your DIY makeover look totally pro.

It’s an 1830s Colonial-style home, but you wouldn’t know it from the bathroom’s “before.”

From wood cabinets to (way chicer) wood cabinets.

It would have saved me a lot of missed spots and day-after soreness.

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

The result is unbeleafable!

It’s something I use nearly weekly.

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

Instead of pressing your fall leaves, you could do this.

The whole transformation cost just $250.

It might be *time* for a new bookshelf.

Your kitchen makeover just got a lot simpler.

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

From four-cubed KALLAX to something MoMA-worthy

Keep your eyes peeled the next time you’re at the thrift store.

It literally became the star of her outdoor fall decor.

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.

Their recommendations span from small (a quirky DIY mirror) to big (classic picture frame molding), so you’re sure to find something to fit your space.

The cast iron details are dreamy.