B A Homestyles Eclectic

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

A cool design tip to steal from this bedroom? The new paint color is custom color-matched to the wallpaper.

“We wanted to transform the space into a whimsical, inviting oasis that welcomed guests and made them feel at ease,” this DIYer says.

No demo needed!

The project is totally reversible — and easy to add on to — if the DIYer decides she wants more or less of the pattern.

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

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

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

The whole transformation cost just $250.

From four-cubed KALLAX to something MoMA-worthy

“Work with the unique features of the room, and don’t be afraid to mix it up when the mood strikes,” this homeowner advises.

“I’m proud that we were brave with our color choice despite some initial apprehensions,” the homeowner says.

Gorgeous plants help add some personality, too!

This once-plain shoe cabinet is now a stunning entryway statement piece.

While wallpaper didn’t work out in one spot, it totally paid off in another.

This living room redo is chock-full of tips for filling up a small space without it feeling overwhelming.

"I love everything about it!" this homeowner says of her revamped entryway. "It’s gorgeous and light and has sweet personalized details."

A favorite travel destination inspired many pieces of this personality-packed gallery wall.

Wait until you see the $141 accent wall.

The new “fireplace” gives me back almost a foot of floor space.

The “after” keeps the pink!

“We have SO much more storage now — we actually have more storage than we need (although I'm sure we'll fill it all eventually)!” this homeowner says.

There’s a surprise lying underneath the tub’s white finish.

“I had an apartment before where I just did a rectangle on the wall, and I LOVED how it looked,” this DIYer says. “Now that I have my own house, I knew I could get a bit more extra with it.”

Looking to make a small change to rejuvenate your space? Consider giving a piece of furniture that you walk by every day a revamp.

When you live in a small space, you see every inch of it regularly. And when some of those inches are more cluttered than you’d like them to be, it can be stressful — or just monotonous. See how one renter went for a maximalist-but-streamlined change of pace.

This tiny studio’s bedroom and living area started out dingy, but with some fresh paint and furniture it’s totally unrecognizable.

It’s inspired by a Stevie Wonder song, y’all!

“By using the existing materials in this space, I saved a ton of money, and let’s be honest – who wants to gut an entire bathroom?” this DIYer says. “It’s dirty and dusty and takes FOREVER. Updating a small bathroom with accent walls is a budget-friendly way to add character.”

When these owners purchased their caravan, it was in much worse shape than they first thought. A complete overhaul brought it back to life.

The new space is a grown-up secret clubhouse that goes all-out with bold design.

This home was part of a Sears catalog kit, and many of its original features can be seen in the living room today.

The new kitchen feels a lot more inviting.

Vintage furniture and a fresh light fixture help, too.

This bathroom is a colorful, eclectic mix of high-end pieces and secondhand upcycles.

“Cloffices” aren’t just for adults.

This DIYer "cried real (happy) tears" when she made the discovery during the demo process.

Now the space has a groovy, bohemian backdrop.

A DIY that's part souvenir and part statement piece.

A family has a place to gather for $300.

"Pattern and color are not my usual comfort zone, but I found myself really inspired by spaces that use a lot of pattern play and color," this homeowner says — and several of the prints in the space are totally shoppable.

The homeowners thought this space looked "spooky" before, but some strategic design choices helped bring out the best in the original features.

With some clever DIY, this bookshelf is completely unrecognizable.

Visions of Paris inspired this cozy makeover.

This redo is packed with personality — and a couple budget-friendly makeover ideas, too.

"I had never done stenciling before, so I was nervous, but once I started it was a really peaceful, slow process," this DIYer says of her cheery paint project.

"I love color and have been painting faux ‘wallpaper’ all over the house," this homeowner explains.

Paint and peel-and-stick wallpaper played a major role in this makeover.

Wait until you see the fridge.

The makeover blends traditional touches with modern embellishments.

"I know this isn’t everyone’s style, but I just knew I wanted to do something different," this DIYer says. "I love that it’s such a statement piece for my guest bedroom. I wanted something bright and happy and a one-of-a-kind piece. I really do think I achieved that."

"I'm proud that the space looks more expensive than it was to transform," this DIYer says.

Because of their limited square footage, these renters didn't want to bring in baby stuff for the sake of stuff. Maximizing vertical space was key, and they did this by way of wall-mounted book racks, a hanging clothes rack, and floating shelves to hold baby care essentials.

"Hallways are often overlooked when it comes to design, and I saw this as an opportunity to take some risks and make some bold design choices," this DIYer says.

The new space is gorgeous — but it's plenty practical, too.

Maximalists, this one's for you.

This might be your new favorite color combo.

"When I found out I was pregnant, I was so excited to give my baby a space of her own that was stimulating, inspiring and fun," this homeowner says.

A little paint and some art skills go a long way in this transformation.

"This kid's room was pretty boring for my boys' huge imagination," this mom and DIYer says of the plain before — so she gave it a redo fit for their personalities.

This DIY is popular for good reason! The stylish "after" is a far cry from the cluttered "before."

This mini makeover is proof that a few personal elements can go a long way in making a just-OK space feel like home.

It's hard to keep a smile off your face when looking at the "after."

The secret to the budget-friendly project: buying secondhand, shopping around, and DIYing it all.

There's a little something for every style here.

"The before was dull," this renter says. "If the electric mirror wasn't present, the bathroom would've had no hope at all. It felt cold and unwelcoming — not in my dream home!"

Come for the excellent art hanging and sourcing tips, stay for the clever way to disguise a TV.

"I got this project done within a week of thinking of it because I was just so excited about it," this DIYer says. "It didn't take long at all to install. I did it all by myself with no help — that's how easy it was!"

This homeowner calls her kitchen reno's style "modern eclectic." Her tile, color, counter, and floor choices work great together.