Easy DIY Projects

And it weighs less than a big umbrella!

A two-part project takes this stairway from "oh no" to "oh, hello!"

Yet more proof in the transformative power of paint.

This project adds instant warmth and character.

The after's full of great renter-friendly solutions.

If you’re a seasoned plant parent, you already know that finding planters to house your new fronds that also match your decor can be the most expensive aspect of the journey.

The after will make your jaw drop.

The after is more functional and more beautiful, too.

It only took a few elements to revitalize this decade-old shelf.

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

You can DIY a lot at home, but think twice before taking on these projects.

The after is almost unrecognizable.

This full-blown renovation took two months and cost $10,000.

PSA: You do not have to paint all four walls of a space to make a big impact.

Editor’s Note: Spoilers for “Queer Eye” Season 5, Episode 9.The latest season of “Queer Eye” premiered on Friday, and it’s a beautiful gift to start off Pride Month. This time, the Fab Five are taking over Philadelphia and making over a new batch of ten heroes. There are tears, tender moments, and of course, dramatic transformations. In episode 9, we meet Dr.

A few small tweaks totally transform this dull bathroom.

This DIY redo makes the whole living room shine—but the fireplace is a real standout.

One of the fastest ways to update an existing table (either changing the look or the function) is to put new legs on it. And, one of the easiest ways to make a table is to find a flat surface and add legs. But where do you get good-looking legs that work? We’ve rounded up eight of our favorite places to buy online. (Pictured above) This modern invention can help you transform nearly any found or bought flat surface into a coffee table, dining table, bench or more!

Not everyone has a whole room to turn into a home office, but this project shows you can do a lot with a little.

Small investment, big impact.

Sometimes you have to knock down a few walls to fully brighten a space.

It's ahh-inspiring.

This homeowner got creative with supplies she already had.

The "after" looks like a magical garden.

Call it the fountain of furniture youth.

It's beautiful and practical.

This kitchen goes from plain to punchy with a few low-budget tweaks.

This summery material has found its way to the kitchen.

The project took just two days.

The results look seriously high-end.

With six kids, a spacious and functional kitchen was a must for this family.

All you need for most is painter's tape, a measuring tape, and a paint brush.

You'll be obsessed with the upcycled art.

When you can't get a pro to come over, here's what to do.

These projects pack a lot of bang for not a lot of bucks.

This rental kitchen redo is packed with ideas worth stealing for your own home.

Some assembly required.

The after is pure joy.

Get ready to embrace one of the best trends of the '90s.

This renter left no detail undone.

These clever DIYs include budget-friendly ideas, time savers, IKEA hacks, and more.

Wait until you see the new lighting.

Talk about bang for your buck.

$200 goes a long way in transforming this dim bathroom.

Who says you can't have both style and function?

Something old, something new, something gifted, and a couple things green.

Bye, beige!

People on Facebook are asking him to make them for sale.

Yes, that cost includes a toilet, vanity, shower, and more.

The idea was inspired by a mother-daughter trip to Scotland.

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

The secret to how it's done? Paint, of course!

Four different paint colors make this entryway a happy and welcoming spot.

The before featured a shower ceiling covered in mold and a toilet that made the whole house stink. The after is a SERIOUS upgrade.

A book lover's dream: cozy, warm, inviting, and with TONS of storage.

Carpeted bathrooms? Very un-groovy.

Full ingredients list? Paint, hardware, accessories, and creativity.

Time to check things off your to-do list.

We should mention: This is a total DIY job.

The molded plastic rocker, whether the authentic Eames variety or one of the many replicas, is a definite design classic. Originally designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1948, we still see these stylish rockers in a lot of house tours and kids rooms today. To get the look in your own home, check out our resource list for this iconic rocker after the jump…Authentic Eames Rockers Authenic Eames Rockers are made in the USA by Herman Miller. Their shells are made from recyclable polypropylene.

Laken, the college freshman we introduced you to last week, is all moved in and set up, and ready to start classes this week. She took her college blah dorm and turned it into something personal and comfortable. Want to see what she did with her space? Let’s break it down, and see what Laken did to make it work: 1. Configured her furniture, i.e. raised the bed, to allow for more storage. As a result, the dresser, some storage bins and a hamper fit nicely underneath and stay out of sight.

You would never guess the end product came from IKEA.

As this homeowner says, "a little goes a long way when transforming a small space."

Last week, the CDC updated its recommendations to suggest that all Americans wear cloth face masks when they must leave home. Here's how to make your own.