Easy DIY Projects

If you're looking to squeeze a lot of function into a small space, there are better options than a standard nightstand.

These off-the-shelf products can really make a difference in your home.

No demo necessary.

Gothcore vibes.

Seriously? Talk about turning trash into treasure.

From customized backpacks to ultra-practical desk organizers, these simple DIYs will get the school year off on the right track.

Marble trays, mirror boxes, and macrame, oh my!

Is it gray? Is it green? Is it blue? Trick question, it's all three!

But by the end of the video, commenters couldn’t believe how incredible the final result is.

Your wardrobe deserves this chic, space-saving hack.

No matter how handy you might consider yourself to be, DIY home projects are always an exercise in creativity, humility, and, of course, patience.

The project only cost $60.

Ashley Maeda lives with her husband and two daughters in the Southern California desert. "I look at my home as my canvas," she says. "There is always a half-finished mural somewhere because I am constantly painting something new."

From chalky finish paint to spray paint and many shades of craft paint in between.

Whether you have hand-me-down lamps that need modernizing, thrift store finds that could use a glow-up, or pieces you’ve purchased that no longer serve your aesthetic.

You don't need to shell out for a gallon — or even a quart! — for these small paint projects.

From painting over an old canvas to sprucing up a tired frame, there are a number of ways to give outdated artwork a modern makeover. Once you’ve found your diamond in the rough, here are nine different ways to freshen it up.

With a little bit of paint and some glue, your house just got a whole lot classier.

Just because your sofa may have a few rips, stains, or sunken cushions doesn’t mean you have to break the bank by purchasing a new one

With careful thought, preparation, and a good amount of creativity, you can make small but still really impactful changes to your space on a tighter budget.

Halloween might still be a few months away, but it’s never too early to get in the spirit of the season.

No hardwiring required.

Michaela Dupkanic's home style is "Colorful. Maximalist. Lived in. Evolving."

This is among the easiest chores you can do at home to help save you time and money in the future.

Once you accomplish these simple tasks, you’ll feel ahh-mazing.

Keen DIYers should consider these cities if they're looking to relocate.

With the help of crafty family members, Skylar Pittmon was able to totally customize her teeny home with DIY furniture and storage that's as stylish as it is functional.

Whether you're a seasoned DIYer or a total novice, these tips will help you get the look of picture frame moulding at home.

A $0 material is the secret to pulling off this chic lamp makeover.

And you can easily recreate it with just three materials!

Shopping in a surprising place resulted in major savings for this blogger!

You may find yourself wanting to add this detail to every room!

Here's how you can DIY.

TV writer, actress, author, and producer Franchesca Ramsey moved to Los Angeles fall of 2020, decorating this rental apartment with DIY murals, color, and more.

Take your DIY project from good to great with this easy project you can do in minutes.

Mitali Gupta intentionally selected colors, furniture, accessories, and lighting to create the atmosphere she and her partner wanted in each room of the apartment they rent.

Jeff and Tim aren't allowed to paint since they're renting, so to bring warmth and color into a sterile, concrete space, they've incorporated warm and organic textures of leather, wood, vintage rugs, and faux furs.

And you can make it yourself!

Though Will Sutherland and Sabrina Hartley's creation may be small, it's not lacking in comfort or style.

There's a new trend in garden design that is surprisingly affordable.

If your stainless steel appliances just aren’t doing it for you anymore, then TikTok is coming to the rescue.

Learning to do these tasks in your own home can save you lots of money in the long run.

This 560-square-foot studio apartment in San Francisco's Lower Haight neighborhood is Dipa Halder's first solo apartment, and she's personalized this blank canvas with murals, DIY art, and furniture and decor that remind her of the colors of a sunrise.

Momina and her husband, Ali, moved into this Toronto townhouse at the start of the pandemic and spent A LOT of time at home. Since then, they have been spending their time slowly and intentionally customizing their space.

Bonus: it's budget- and rental-friendly.

A couch or upholstered chair, for example, are usually DIYs I wouldn’t consider approaching, just because the time, effort, and cost of supplies usually ends up breaking even anyway. But then, I saw Australian designer Fiona Lynch’s new furniture line.

You can pull it off in about an hour.

And the hardest.

Kelby Mayberry and her husband, an active duty member of the military, share their home, this 1,300-square-foot rental duplex, with their two young kids and their pets. They've thrifted and DIYed a lot of elements in the home for a budget-friendly and stylish space.

It looks great.

A dog around the house is the cutest sight, but their bulky crate surely is not.

This is why you want to test your paint colors first.

Including "how to paint kitchen cabinets?"

Rolling up your sleeves and fixing something yourself isn’t easy. But, with that extra elbow grease, you can learn more than how to patch up a piece of drywall or unclog a drain.

From beginners to experts, there's a DIY coffee table in here for you.

Before you end up covered in grout or tangled in a roll of wiring, take a moment to ask, “Should I DIY, or should I hire?” and carefully weigh both options.

No paint, sanding, or power tools required.

If paint isn’t going to cut it, then Martha Stewart has another DIY suggestion.

Grace Zhang chronicles her many home improvement efforts personalizing this "boring new construction” 650-square-foot apartment she shares with her boyfriend.

Her budget-friendly DIYs and refurbishing projects rely on free finds and secondhand tools and materials.

Carla and Fraser hand painted the tile pattern on their kitchen floor using stencils to mimic some expensive tiles they found online... and that's just ONE of the many DIY projects they've tackled in their UK home.

Grab your scissors!

These DIYs and hacks are totally copyable.

They've got a few tips on how to get the most out of your DIY.

Yes, you know you need paint and screws — but these extra items are the key if you want a high-end look.

Nicknamed "the Bicoastal Bus," this skoolie's style is Palm Springs meets Miami.

These one-wall wonders totally transform the entire look of a space.

This easy paint project is all about going with the flow.

Two words: pool noodles.

Visual interest overhead without all the fuss!

New decor from old stuff? A budget decorator's dream!

These projects aren't beginner-friendly, and taking them on can lead to more harm than good.