DIY Home Projects

It will save you so much time.

It’s such a cheery addition.

And it’s all thanks to some ambitious DIYers!

The DIYer used items she already had in her basement.

It’s the prettiest “cement box” I’ve ever seen.

The space looks “brand-new, without the effort and expense of installing a new kitchen,” the DIYer says.

You will need a table saw — but it’s worth it.

“We needed more storage and more space. And perhaps a bit more glam!" the homeowner says.

Just when you thought your kitchen was maxed out on storage, think again.

It’s the most maximalist space ever!

There’s something about a color-drenched bedroom that feels extra cocooning and cozy.

The project “saved me hundreds of dollars,” the DIYer says.

It can cut literally anything.

And it’s renter-friendly!

It’s lush with plants, and practical, too.

The transformation total was $200.

There's major design power in a can of paint.

The backsplash is inspired by Morocco.

Each IKEA hack got a little bit fancier.

“Booth seating is always the spot we gravitate toward at a restaurant, so I wanted to re-create this type of space at home,” the homeowner says.

And it cost less than $100.

A hula hoop can come in clutch in a tight space.

Read how I did it, step by step.

A 2-foot transformation made the kitchen look a little more bespoke.

The DIYer found a surprise in the walls.

“Creativity beats cash, and a little stubbornness can make even a landlord-friendly kitchen feel luxurious,” the DIYer says.

My Facebook Marketplace find is the gift that keeps on giving.

A (mostly) renter-friendly, colorful, euphoric riot? Yes please.

The living room is this family of eight’s favorite spot to hang out.

The potting table and raised garden beds create the perfect setup.

It’s wonderfully wild!

It’ll prevent you from making mistakes with big dollar signs attached.

As with most DIY projects, there were surprises along the way.

Bonus: You can create any shape you want.

Transform your exterior in just an hour.

The paint color is a popular one.

It’s so much cooler than paint.

The dresser was great for my first apartment, but I wanted it to better match my 2025 design style.

My table runner went from dated to delightful in under 30 minutes.

The floors were a labor of love.

It comes in two colors.

“I really wanted the space to feel unique and tied to my cultural roots,” the homeowner says.

Recycle your pantry staple into art.

We can’t wait to see what summer looks like.

It cost around $5,000.

It looks way more expensive than it is.

The new shelving racks up major compliments.

The BILLY bookcase hack is a must-see.

The all-in cost for the DIYer was about $24.

She did the entire thing herself!

I love the silhouette.

The makeover is packed with DIY projects.

“The biggest change is, honestly, adding plants,” the renter says.

This interior decorator is allergic to white walls.

“I was absolutely obsessed with the way it came out,” the DIYer says.

This waterfall Art Deco dresser’s finish was beyond repair, so the DIYer decided to paint it.

It’s very nostalgic.

The kitchen "had all the character but needed some depth,” the renter says.

The beauty of wood, without the price tag.

It’s basically a magic trick.

The 43-square-foot bathroom is now “grand and moody.”

And no, it’s not shelving. Or the "as-is" section!

It can still be a catch-all, just not for everything.

There’s another jaw-dropping DIY project in the corner, too.

Say goodbye to brush lines for good.

“The whole thing was cheap and cheerful,” the DIYer says.