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This former plumber's van was custom built for a retiree in Idaho and features stunning zellige tiles paired with natural wood tones, rattan, and the perfect baby blue cabinets.

The built-in planter in the entryway was a huge draw for Lauren and Mark, who got a friend to add a vintage mural, too.

With two people sharing 535 square feet, storage space gets used in unique ways. Case in point: Emily and Trei’s kitchen cupboards “hold books, holiday decor, and other non-kitchen items.”

It’s small but has a mid-century modern fireplace, hardwood floors, and retro bathroom tiles.

For the last three years, this couple has painstakingly renovated every single room in this house “from drywall to entirely rebuilding rooms and spaces to thoroughly reflect our personalities.”

The moment Chyelle Milgrom walked into the apartment her eyes watered because of the smell of “rotting cat piss, frat-house boys, trash, and food so moldy it burned your eyes.” She signed that day.

You can expect a lot of interior inspiration from this clever content creator.

Clare Maxwell is a creative director by day, and moves the objects around in her home by night.

See inside this rental apartment with French doors, a large kitchen, and tons of natural light from 12 total windows.

Stuart Eminson; his partner, Steve; and Rollo the dog have only owned this house for 18 months, but they've totally transformed it by drenching rooms with dark and moody paint colors and decorating with vintage finds.

This woman-owned Atlanta condo mixes organic modern style with original architectural features like glass doorknobs, an old telephone niche, and more.

And it checked all the boxes.

“When you walk into historic buildings, they feel like they have a soul, and ultimately, that's what I want for our home,” homeowner Amber Northcutt says.

Take a tour of Jakob Mizrahi's house that is full of his own furniture designs plus 1980s pieces collected through the years.

The couple completely redid the kitchen, combined two of the bedrooms into one, opened up two main doorways, rehabbed floors, updated lighting and shelving, and added fresh paint.

Adriano Tawin and Angelin Chua combine their tastes to bring texture and color to their Singapore apartment.

"As we've grown up together and built a life, the apartment feels much more like a reflection of our tastes and loves and how we want to spend our time: reading, writing, watching, lounging, cooking, snacking, and hanging out in Prospect Park," Virginia McLure writes.

This $2250-a-month, open-play rental loft was the first and only apartment the couple toured before moving in.

“Live, Laugh, Loft” is the motto of this newly single woman’s home in Preston, England.

This “clean cut” rental apartment is now sexy, groovy, and a little bit like “organized chaos.”

Alicia got a second chance at decorating when she moved out of, and then back into, this Astoria apartment.

The biggest challenge has been navigating the different stages of a family living in a small space (and accommodating all the kid gear!).

Following a divorce, Leslie craved a home where she could start a new chapter and put down roots. This house in Portland, Oregon, checked all her boxes and then some.

And they've basically filled every room with plants and disco balls, too!

“I feel so damn lucky every time I look around,” homeowner Ann Madden says.

This house's original hardwood floors and Art Deco chandelier are gorgeous (and so is the rest of the decor!)

It’s the perfect place for entertaining.

This house came with all-white walls and no landscaping, but it’s now moody and has an incredible backyard after the couple “landscaped the crap out of the whole property.”

This Scandi-inspired rental has mid-century modern touches like a gas fireplace, warm wooden floors, and huge windows.

See inside a rental that transformed from a “completely empty, all-gray, kinda crusty box” to a “Lisa Frank and Y2K vibe.”

Camoy Briscoe says it was important to "support small business owners" in their 900-square-foot, one-and-a-half bedroom rental apartment.

When they first bought this apartment, it was full of old pastel hues. Now, interior stylist Melanie Porthun’s Hamburg apartment absolutely revolves around rich, vibrant colors.

“We decided to lean into the industrial/brutalist style and outfit the space with lots of stainless steel, mirror, chrome metal materials, but also contrast it with softness using plants and vibrant, abstract-shaped wool rugs.”

This food artist and baking enthusiast’s identity is reflected in her rental home. “Each item, from the brightly colored chairs to the vintage lamps, embodies our love for creativity, narrative, and cultural heritage.”

When Rian moved into this all-white apartment she thought to herself, “What’s my favorite color?" And the answer is pink!

Sam became her own client when she tackled the interior design of her apartment in Buenos Aires, designing the open space to be cozy, sophisticated, warm, and balanced.

Angela described her condo’s former style as “typical modern American Psycho white walls,” but she’s transformed it with color and “quirky as F decor.”

The living room is giving bookshelf envy.

This Australian house is ordinary on the outside, but extraordinary (pink, vintage, and retro!) on the inside.

Yvonne and Michael were undaunted by the amount of work needed to renovate this 1940s-era house that came with a bland palette of browns and beiges.

Garima and her husband have always loved vintage elements and English cottages, and transformed their New Delhi apartment in a way that was both functional and under budget.

There are street art-inspired murals on walls and furniture, a pink cow print fridge, and more in this interior decorator and artist’s Louisville house.

“I started painting murals because I couldn’t afford the wallpaper I wanted. Once I realized that I could paint anything I wanted, I went crazy with color. Over the past few years, I’ve added murals to almost every room.”

Lydia and Matt rent this Echo Park house for $3,600 a month and have packed it with color, art, plants, and personality.

New builds can be pretty characterless, but Kate used color and texture to add style to her small UK home. “All you need is a bit of imagination and want to give things a try.”

Nataleigh, who has a passion for color, craves a vibrant haven and has created a cheerful home in this 580-square-foot rental apartment.

Sofia loves color (especially pink and yellow), but budget and time were issues when it came to decorating the home she shares with her family.

Impressively, there are five different paint colors in just 515 square feet.

"Our house is a reflection of who we are and what we love," homeowner Jean Ross shares.

Celebrity interior designer Francesca Grace describes her own home’s style as a “maximalist treasure trove,” an “antique lover’s dream,” and like “if a hotel was a home.”

"I live life in color, and any space of mine will reflect that," homeowner Alexis Angela says.

Decorator Barbara Campbell isn’t a “white wall” person; instead she insists on being surrounded by “uplifting, welcoming color.”

“This decision, despite the initial skepticism, has become one of the most appreciated aspects of our home,” the homeowners say.

“Everything in its place,” homeowner Anaise shares. “Less mess = less stress."

Guests might have to take their shoes off (depending on how sandy their feet are!).

There are nods to Provence, Mediterranean influences, and a little bit of Japandi, too.

"I simply feel calmer without too many things around me," Marikken says.

This family calls their home’s style “colorful minimalism,” and it’s incredibly cheerful.

These parents switched the couch and dining table to create more space for parents and baby to play.

There’s also an incredible 3D-printed coffee table, gorgeous wood moldings, and a neat art collection.

The backyard is incredible, too!

“We’re both creative souls, and this house has become a canvas for our combined style,” homeowner Amanda Oleri says.

Marijn Kruikemeier and Liya Yang had a big task ahead of them when they bought this 517-square-foot flat in Amsterdam’s Jordaan area in 2020: The original floor plan of the space was lacking in rooms and walls! It was one big open space, long and narrow. They had the “complete freedom to come up with a new layout,” but that was the challenge, too. The idea was to add in specific rooms but not block any precious daylight.

This couple renovated their cottage in the country town of Nannup, Australia, using thrifted and vintage goods, color, pattern, and texture.

90% of the furniture in Eva’s large rental apartment was found on Facebook Marketplace.

Fernanda Clark landed THE vintage orange couch used in Jeremy Allen White’s viral Calvin Klein ad.

“Queer spaces are disappearing, particularly spaces for queer women,” Hannah says. “So we realized these spaces can also exist within our homes.”

Ericka Hart and Ebony Donnley bought a 97-year-old Victorian in New Jersey, renovating it for themselves and their child, East, and their dog, Baguette.

See how these renters swapped the dining and living room and “IKEA-ed” storage solutions in their Richmond apartment.

See inside John and Claire Champion’s Chester home they’ve remodeled for six years, updating it with tons of DIY color and pattern.

After an MS diagnosis, Katy moved back home to Michigan. She and her husband settled into this East Lansing house, where they're slowly updating the rooms to match their personalities.

Tour writer William Rayfet Hunter’s London home with a gorgeous bay window and soothing wall paint colors.