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And it looks so great!

These just might be the boldest appliances ever.

It looks like expensive bone inlay for less.

A “really plain” laundry room becomes a beautiful spot to wash and fold.

It's so functional, too.

"When it comes to making changes in my home, my number-one go-to is paint," this DIYer says.

“It's the perfect balance between cozy and contemporary,” the homeowner says.

And the wallpaper is so good!

“The whole space just needed some color and TLC!”

It looks like a work of art!

And the walls are super-bold, too.

The project total came to about $950. Not bad for a completely stylish new kitchen!

The goal was to create a space that was “bright on a budget.”

The homeowners made some budget-savvy decisions in their laundry room reno.

While it’s extremely beautiful as-is, it didn’t match the lavender theme I had going on with my other chairs, and it smelled really bad.

When interior designer Sophia Boccard’s (@35agave) uncle passed away in 2015, his house, which is located in Mazatlán, Mexico, sat empty for a few years. That is, until she and her husband, Socrates Figueroa, owners of 35 Agave Co., bought it and set out to reimagine the home — including the kitchen. But first, they renamed the house (like they do with all of their properties) to Casa Justinanio in honor of her uncle.

The tile feature wall adds drama.

Storage meets style in this IKEA makeover.

“It’s mega-simple and is a really fun quick upcycle,” the DIYer says.

When dreamy closet doors were out of budget for these homeowners, they created their own.

This DIYer has great advice for budgeting for a reno.

See how a lime wash accent wall and new light fixtures, plus new furniture and styling, take a bedroom from so-so to so thoughtful.

The goal was to accentuate the positives while adding seating and replacing the flooring and lighting.

And for under $1,000!

The fresh color palette is inspired by nature.

This one-wall redo will have you ready to whip out your roller and paint brush.

“Facebook was 100% instrumental in this project,” this DIYer says of her ultra-budget-savvy project.

It’s official: Stripe girl summer is continuing into fall.

Before, this homeowner never wanted to work in this office. Now, it’s one of her favorite places to start the day.

Paint made the biggest difference in this 128-square-foot kitchen.

The “after” features an unexpected trio of colors that work together swimmingly.

“You don’t have to spend a fortune to make an impact,” this DIYer says.

The "after" is twice as bright.

Not to mention, he wallpaper is stunning.

I’ve always loved artist Peter Bliss’ vintage floral lamps, and I sought to make my own DIY version.

The DIY headboard is so clever.

“I love the green and pink color palette,” the homeowner says on Instagram. “In fact, I’d it picked out loooong before we ever got the keys to this house.”

“It’s a real showstopping space,” the homeowner says of the “after.”

This drop spot is better suited to the homeowner’s needs — and looks way more beautiful, too.

Little touches like the wood slats, swirly marbles, and the steam feature in the shower were inspired by Scandinavian spas.

“I love that it feels old, charming, and lived-in — even though it isn’t that old,” the DIYer says.

The end result? “A relaxation sunroom.”

The new shower is ahh-inspiring.

“It's so much brighter and more spacious,” the homeowner says of the “after.”

It’s a go-to hangout spot.

Plus color and pattern galore!

The pink kitchen cabinets are stunning — and it took over 10 paint colors to land on just the right shade.

And the paint color is a must-see.

“It feels like one big room now,” this homeowner says. Before, the 1977 kitchen felt cramped.

This project made one of the biggest differences in the whole house, and it only cost $53.

If you want a chic arched cabinet without having to pay big bucks for it, check out this playroom’s cool IKEA hack.

This DIYer’s only regret? Not doing her IKEA hack sooner.

This one’s for all the solo project tacklers out there! Read this DIYer’s advice for getting a job done as a party of one.

It’s now cleverly divided into spaces for dining, lounging, gardening, and more.

The couple completed every part of the renovation themselves.