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"Oh it was BAD bad," the homeowner says of the electric-orange before.

This color scheme is seriously energizing.

The after is full of sunshine (even when it's cloudy).

All it took was some paint and painter's tape!

This 1935 bedroom got some of its vintage groove back.

"Go for it! Have fun! It’s just paint" is officially a color month motto.

"It no longer just blends, but makes a statement as soon as you walk in the door," the homeowner says.

The color helps liven up this 138-year-old living room.

These intrepid DIYers looked past the shag carpet to see the beauty beneath.

The once-boring bathroom is now a compliment magnet.

This renter's vision for her new pad was "Barbie's 19th-Century Holiday Dream House," and this renter-friendly fireplace wall fits the theme perfectly.

A highlight? The new DIY mirror-as-art.

This dining room looks totally fresh without having to tear down a single wall.

I wanted to give her a space that made her happy — and I think I nailed it.

Watch this bathroom go from blah to bold.

This might inspire you to choose an electric color for your next set of built-ins.

It's helped make it a joyful place to spend time.

It’s nearly impossible to renovate every room of your home at once, so some spaces have to wait a little longer than others for a transformation. At Michela Andrioletti’s (@casa_in_newyork) home that she shares with her husband, that space was the entryway. “We put in the first things we could find at the most affordable budget when we moved here five years ago and then we just didn’t have time to fix it,” Michela says.

You'll be obsessed with its new pillows.

It's all happy vibes in the after.

A big renovation just isn't always in the cards, since it usually involves a large budget, a lot of time, and plenty of work. But there are smaller fixes that you can make to a dated space while you wait to give it a full reno.

Hallways might be pass-throughs, but they deserve love, too.

You'll want to paint your cabinets when you see this makeover.

It's hard to believe it's still the same space.

It's still only just 280 square feet, but feels so much bigger.

Here's proof that little changes add up to big results.

This redo features a smart trick for unsightly medicine cabinets.

The DIY upgrades make this bathroom feel bigger and brighter.

Wait until you see what the homeowner did with the soffit.

A cave-like space becomes bright and welcoming.

It didn't take a ton of time or money to help this bathroom pop.

Hallways are, by necessity, functional spaces. But that doesn't mean they have to be drab and boring!

It looks so much livelier now.

And just wait until you see the wallpaper.

The accent wall is a fresh take on paneling.

This redo proves that you can squeeze a work space in anywhere.

This project will inspire you to look at your old furniture in a different light.

With all the time spent inside your home—eating, sleeping, etc.—it can be easy to forget about the impact that the outside of your home has.

No one will be sad to see those beige cabinets go.

Hello, color!

The before? "Tremendously ugly," says the homeowner—but she saw the potential.

Here's proof that you don't have to bust down a wall to brighten up a dark space.

I got tired of my boring "blank slate" dining room—so I made it a colorful haven.

This smart upgrade is one that you can easily copy in your own home.

Wait until you see the tub.

Best part? No demo required.

Everywhere you turn there's a different element to love.

This transformation involved paint, lighting, flooring, and more.

Proof that work spaces can be beautiful and practical.

This story will inspire you to incorporate your own family history into your decor.

It's beautiful and practical.

You'll be obsessed with the upcycled art.

What's old? What's new? It's hard to tell in this space—in the best way.

No, we didn't forget any zeros in that total.

The project took two years, but that patience helped save a lot of money.

Spending more time at home was just the inspiration I needed to give my so-so bathroom a refresher.

The after is serious gallery wall goals.

This black-and-white redo is totally DIYable.

The before stunk—literally. But the after is a dream!

You won't see the after coming!

The wallpaper will give you serious heart-eyes.

Yes, really.

These simple changes have seriously big impact.

This bedroom perfectly blends practicality and fun.

This small change makes a huge difference.

This entry is an explosion of pattern and color, in the best way.

Tiny space, big style—and a whole lot of inspiration.

You'll want to steal this clever idea for your home ASAP.

Spoiler: The word art decal doesn't make the cut.