Furniture

This stacking method is both stylish and genius.

I'm so glad I found it.

The headboard is a highlight, but this redo is simply packed with clever DIYs and hacks.

It's so easy, it'll make you say, “Why didn’t I think of that sooner?”

“Great example of how oak works if done right.”

Planning ahead was the key in this six-step transformation.

Who is Gustaf Westman and why is his serveware trending on TikTok?

"Mid-century modern always catches my eye," this furniture flipper says.

No matter how small your kitchen, it still has big potential.

"I know this isn’t everyone’s style, but I just knew I wanted to do something different," this DIYer says. "I love that it’s such a statement piece for my guest bedroom. I wanted something bright and happy and a one-of-a-kind piece. I really do think I achieved that."

This hack features an affordable DIY material you'll want to add to cart.

This dining room bar feature goes from too-small to totally grand.

These new releases are some of the best IKEA has to offer in terms of affordability, practicality, and hack potential.

Glass markers, anyone?

When this homeowner's dream media cabinet was out of stock (and $5,000) she hacked her old IKEA BESTA to get the look she was after.

Make the most of the solid wood IVAR line with these inventive hacks.

All in, the project cost $120. Not bad for its sophisticated new look!

Check them out while they're still in stock!

Patience and sweat equity led to dramatic results for this 1970s sideboard makeover.

When it comes to tablecloths, one size does not fit all.

Grab your nearest Allen wrench!

When the marble table this DIYer wanted cost $600, she decided to create the same look with a $20 ReStore table and some paint instead. The results are shockingly good.

It's a design book dedicated solely to celebrating black-owned homes, and we're showing you some of its inspiring images and sharing a decorating tip from it here.

The fresh upgrades include $15 furniture feet, edge banding, black paint, and some contemporary brass hardware.

You *and* your dog will be able to tell the difference...

This homeowner's project cost her $0 because she used what she already had. But even if you had to buy all new supplies, your project total will come in under $100.

You can pull it off for under $15.

Here's the easiest-ever daybed.

A timeless Before and After.