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There’s a carved front door, an intricate dining room archway, a non-working fireplace-turned-art installation, and more.

Maria-Elena Stellas and her husband have rented this 800-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment in New York City for one year.

See inside Katy Mae Turner's small Los Angeles studio apartment that she's made feel warm through colors like pink, orange, yellow, and cream, along with natural wood tones and warm lighting.

Every kitchen should have a disco ball.

A veterinarian and a cardiology fellow share this California rental with a subtle anatomy theme: "A hand here, an anatomical heart there, a bust there, and body line art wallpaper in the bathroom."

Mixed materials (inspired by Kelly Wearstler) blend seamlessly with the couple’s lush greenery.

Tour a small studio decorated with a coastal, colorful, maximalist style and decorated with with pieces designed by LGBTQIA+ artists.

Shiva and Hakhamanesh tackled this loft’s renovation themselves, customizing the floor plan and interior to match their personalities and needs.

This mother-and-daughter design team have created a stunningly beautiful 436-square-foot house that’s in the shape of a giant flower pot!

See inside a funky, vintage, cozy, inviting, and eclectic rental in the Cow Hollow District of San Francisco.

There are must-see DIY projects like a custom dining banquette, cool coffee table, and a fun 3D art installation in the powder room, as well.

Tania and roommate, Puri, share the cutest 860-square-foot, three-bedroom rental apartment in Barcelona.

Gerald Posley flipped the script in his loft in a former appliance factory: He turned a tiny den into a bed nook.

The “sleep divorce” trend has never looked so stylish than in this couple’s remodeled house that has a dual primary suite situation.

Ericka Mills set out to make each room a different take on bohemian: The guest room “leans towards Afro-centric, tribal influences” and her office is “slightly more maximalist.”

See inside this couple’s rental apartment that’s brimming with thrifted goods, DIYs, and easy-to-implement eco-friendly ideas.

Medical student Su Tashan turned to DIY projects and budget buys to transform her teeny dorm room into a maximalist, cozy, "dopamine decor" home.

It’s like stepping back into the 1970s.

Impressively, Emily built the DIY bookshelf while six months pregnant, having never “built anything bigger than IKEA furniture before.”

See how this renter decorated her small Boston studio apartment with ultra-minimal, calming vibes.

See inside a small studio that feels larger, thanks to high ceilings, big windows, and smart storage ideas.

See inside designer Aviva Kanoff's maximalist, playful, and artsy apartment in the Mission District.

The biggest challenge for Mallory Wackerman was adding interest to a one-room, new-build white box of a studio apartment.

Designer Dan Mazzarini “inherited a real ‘before,’” with this apartment that needed major structural and system updates. “Plumbing, electrical, lights, kitchen, bath, floors, closets … really everything.”

Print and pattern designer Elizabeth Olwen’s has unapologetically filled her Lisbon home with color and playfulness.

The attic roof was leaking, windows were cracked, wood had rotted, and the sky-blue Formica kitchen from the 1950s was still in use.

See inside this professor’s 810-square-foot apartment he’s designed in a minimal, Bauhaus, and Danish modern style.

But Sasha and Andrew saw past the dated home’s quirks, bringing out all the home’s charm with their stunning remodel.

A couple hired professional Pierre-Louis Gerlier to update this Paris house built in 1850 for themselves and their four kids.

Kara’s St. Louis house was built in 1966 and definitely looked that way when they bought it… and not in a good way!

And it's packed with chic but renter-friendly ideas to make any space look stylish.

This couple was able to fit a dining area, coffee bar, TV and gaming zone, conversation area, bar, office, and music space all in their home’s living room.

Ashley literally mapped out every square inch of her home to curate the best layout

Designer Drew Michael Scott refreshed this plain, “white box” 290-square-foot studio apartment with secondhand finds and a DIY headboard.

Annika and Fredrik worked with designer Christina Nydahl to maximize storage and create defined living zones in this tiny apartment.

Interior stylist Caroline Ohannessian’s biggest renovation goals were to respect the soul of the existing house and be sustainable with decor.

Art and color anchor Curtis Taylor, Jr. and Danielle Taylor’s Chicago rental apartment.

Katherine lives in a quirky attic apartment above a 20th-century carriage house garage with lots of character like mismatched chandeliers and a window that opens upside-down.

From London to Maryland — these are some of the most unique cottage-style homes around.

The large home might be over 100 years old, but the husband-and-wife team did a beautiful job with the restoration, adding bold personality to the rooms but also respecting the home's history.

When Mary Ann bought this house it was a “blank canvas of builder-grade basics with wall-to-wall carpet, and it lacked character and charm.”

Tour a sustainably minded, two-bedroom apartment in Melbourne's Collingwood neighborhood that has an absolutely dreamy outdoor area that's small but functional.

When designing their space, Scott Csoke follows a Dorothy Draper quote: “If it feels right, it is right.”

See inside this graphic designer and painter’s Beacon Hill rental where the furniture and decor was designed around the art, not the other way around.

When Sarah bought this home, the charm was undeniable, but “some work was needed to bring it back to life.” She freshly painted, updated window treatments, added plants, and more to make the space her home.

See how an old boat house was transformed into a tiny but cozy and cute backyard tiny home that’s less than 300 square feet in size.

Instead of doing a full-blown renovation, Diana Yen decided to make changes room-by-room.

The key to this teeny home's success is the long wall of built-ins, which lets the home transform into different rooms throughout the day.

See inside this full-of-life Vancouver rental apartment that brings in character with thrifted furniture.

A former GANNI stylist’s home looks as fun and sophisticated as the fashion brand.

See inside this one-bedroom Chicago apartment that has a stunning sunroom, purple dining room, and colorful style.

Tour the Philadelphia rowhome of artist and designer Mitch Wiesen, who cleaned, caulked, and painted to update their home.

“Choosing is giving up, and giving up is not in my temperament, so I put all the colors in our apartment,” Julie Caylet shares.

Explore this tailor’s home, a ground-floor conversion apartment in a grand Victorian house in Lexham Gardens.

See inside this architect's loft that has been renovated into a warm, unique, rustic, industrial, bohemian home full of sustainable and recycled materials and furniture.

Tour this software engineer's 280-square-foot studio apartment in Crown Heights that rents for $2150 a month.

See inside the colorful and retro home of Estelle Bilson, the 1970s decor expert better known as “'70s House Manchester.”

Interior designer Jamie Dibble was a “The Big Interiors Battle” finalist and has turned his Cardiff rental house into a neutral sanctuary.

Tour this rental on LA’s Westside that’s filled with DIY projects, cool vintage decor, and stunning retro architecture.

Tour this sea-front apartment in Hong Kong with large floor-to-ceiling windows and lively, vibrant, whimsical vibes.

See inside interior designer Shuli Tavori’s gorgeous apartment in a 19th-century Catalan-style building in Barcelona.

When Justine and her spouse, Fen, moved in, they only had a mattress and some hand-me-downs, but over nearly a decade they’ve painted every wall at least once and thrifted, rewired, and DIYed it all.

This is Jacqueline’s first time living without roommates, and she’s made her small space bright and cozy with colorful rugs, green plants, and lots of mirrors to reflect sunlight.

See inside the comfy, eclectic house of this family of three, located in North Oakland's intentional community, Radish.

Tour this family of five’s Hong Kong home that’s colorful, maximalist, vintage, and located near the sea.

See inside this couple’s 750-square-foot apartment that’s located in Radish, an intentional community in Oakland.

Sonam Dolker was born in Nepal, raised in Queens, and has spent her 20s in Brooklyn, with the last year in this small but stylish studio apartment.

See the home of an architect and musician in a building from 1937 full of high ceilings, large windows, and lots of charm.

“The city's vibrancy outside my window mirrored my personal journey of reinvention,” Tarah Trammel says.

See inside the home of Danielle Bezalel, the founder of feminist podcast “Sex Ed with DB,” who lives in a one-bedroom rental apartment on the Radish commune in Oakland, California.

Tour the community spaces of the 19 adults and 4 babies that make up the intentional community Radish in North Oakland.

Architect Iñigo Gómez brilliantly designed this teeny space, and the gorgeous terrace helps make small-space living luxurious.