Easy DIY Projects

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

And the wallpaper is so good!

This might be the easiest way to remove drywall anchors ever.

“It looks a lot more expensive than it was,” the DIYer says.

No pumpkin guts were harmed in the making of this decor.

Plus a couple other swaps make this kitchen sing.

No white ceilings here!

I smell lots of projects to come in your future!

I needed inspo for sprucing up my dingy walls, and TikTok delivered.

This DIYer’s advice? “Don't be afraid to go bold.”

There's no such thing as too much color.

These picks are practical and stylish.

And the peel-and-stick countertops look so good.

It uses something you probably already have.

A DIY backsplash adds to the airy, spacious feeling, too.

If you have a room you want to refresh this fall, you need to read this.

The DIY shelves are so good.

I can’t believe how good this looks.

The controversial truth!

The crown molding is perfection!

It looks like a work of art!

The winner isn’t the BILLY!

And the walls are super-bold, too.

Up your decor game without forfeiting your deposit.

It’s not your brush!

It’s bow girl summer meets disco ball trend meets the cute ghost trend.

With a little effort, you can get big results.

One of the picks is a total wild card!

The pop of pink paint is a must-see.

“It was so much easier than I anticipated,” the renter says.

It’s such a serene sleep space for the parents and baby.

Warning: You may want to use this hack on all of your decor.

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

The homeowners wanted to add toy storage to their living room without turning it into a full-on playroom.

This hack doesn’t work for everything.

All I needed were a hand-me-down nightstand, leftover paint, and some patience.

Here’s the IKEA find you probably never thought to hack, but totally should.

This transformation is green in more ways than one.

You don't need anything fancy to get the job done.

The kitchen makeover is a mix of DIY and professional work.

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.

It's an extension of the home.

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.

This floating shelf is a favorite for a reason!

This multipurpose piece has major hack potential!

The most special part of the space? “That we did this ourselves! Sweat equity with a capital ‘S,’” the homeowner says.

“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.

Your clothing storage can be a work of art, and these stylish redos prove it.

Turns out, tuning your living room into a cozy oasis doesn't require any paint.

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.

It feels so much larger.

It’s the best weather of the year, so why not create a space where you can enjoy it?

And for under $1,000!

It’s an ombre work of art!

Plus, read all the ways I kept my kitchen remodel costs low.

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

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

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

It’s a practical statement piece now.

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.

I’m 5-foot-2, and this wallpaper trick for tall ceilings made my life so much easier.