B A Hometypes House

The paint color is a popular one.

The floors were a labor of love.

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

It cost around $5,000.

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

The makeover is packed with DIY projects.

This interior decorator is allergic to white walls.

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

“I love how the room brings in elements from my heritage while still feeling fresh,” the DIYer says.

I wanted to stay true to my personal design style outside, too.

Now the bathroom wows.

The homeowner wanted to minimize waste in her kitchen transformation.

I employed a few low-lift changes that made all the difference in the snug-but-functional cook space.

“If you find something secondhand that's one-of-a kind, act fast.” this DIYer says.

I wanted to give the beige and brown bathroom with chrome finishes a style boost — plus make it functional for my growing family.

You've got to see the dazzling herringbone backsplash!

It looks completely different — for under $5,000.

“There really was nothing I liked about this room,” the homeowner says of the “before.”

“It feels calm and inviting,” the DIYer says.

There's a design feature inspired by the London Tube.

The hand-built vanity is so cool.

And it’s storage-packed with 22 drawers!

The homeowners had just one request: Bring on the color.

This bathroom makeover is an antique-lover’s dream with wallet-friendly finds!

“The fireplace wall was very empty” before, the homeowner says.

The wallpaper is so whimsical — and in a clever, cost-effective spot.

See how much the 80-square-foot space changes.

“The bathroom really needed some updating and more personality,” the homeowner says.

The staircase is now a talking point.

“It makes me happy every day I look at it and sit in our dining room,” the homeowner says.

The “after” fits a desk and built-in bookcases, and it sleeps two.

Three IKEA BILLYs came to the rescue.

This home office makeover uses color-drenching — with a twist.

This DIY project was a labor of love.

The new kitchen is a classic neutral with brass accents.

It’s way more functional now.

“My design style has evolved, and I have grown to love timeless, vintage vibes with moody colors,” the DIYer says.

The homeowners wanted a designated spot to sit down and eat.

An IKEA PAX hack adds floor-to-ceiling storage in this bedroom.

“If a full demo isn’t in the cards, focus on smaller, impactful changes like paint, molding, or upgraded hardware,” this DIYer says.

The DIYer and her family spend a lot of time in the kitchen, so they needed ample seating.

The homeowner could see the potential as soon as she walked in.

Although the homeowner had to compromise on carpet, she was able to completely disguise it with maximalist style.

It’s renter-friendly!

It's strikingly striped, and it has a brilliant use for secondhand shutters.

It’s unrecognizable!

The picture frame molding is everything.

A pop of color can work wonders.

The transformation brings the outdoors in.

Even though it’s chilly outside, it’s still the perfect time to celebrate outdoor projects.

The backsplash hack is so clever!

By not using real marble, the homeowner saved major money on this makeover.

This DIYer calls the HEMNES “a great blank canvas.”

And it was a total DIY job.

It’s so much more functional, too.

The kitchen becomes far more functional.

The after is super colorful.

It looks even better with stockings!

Tulip wallpaper, checkered bedding, and gingham curtains, oh my!

Basic white IKEA furniture can be transformed into something totally custom.

And the wavy details on the bed are a must-see.

The DIY artwork saved the homeowner a ton of money.

Smart cabinet and countertop changes really open up the space.

For $800!

The after is completely sun-drenched. There's so much natural light!

The bespoke accents add so much function to the colorful space.

It’s the perfect spot for curling up with a good book.

The homeowner's design vision was "a mix of vintage and modern."

“Just because your laundry room is small doesn't mean it can't be functional or beautiful!” the DIYer says.

I love the bold patterns!

And it looks so great!

These just might be the boldest appliances ever.