The Best Home Hacks

Paint and trim completely revitalized this free Facebook Marketplace score.

This renter made big use of her small square footage.

I can’t wait to try this.

Prepare to be inspired.

It's where I study, eat, and get ready, so of course I had to make it look nice.

Read this before you hang your floating shelves.

You’ll never guess what it’s made of.

This hack makes a strong case for raiding IKEA’s seasonal offerings.

It takes just 5 minutes — and you probably already have everything you need to do it, too.

“I was looking for ways to get the elevated look for a fraction of the cost,” the DIYer says of her burl wood inspo.

“It feels just like a Palm Springs hotel, which was the exact vibe I was going for,” this DIYer says.

Take a look at these IKEA hack ideas for your child (or inner child).

The total price was less than half of what a store-bought piece would have cost.

These hacks show that the iconic BILLY bookcase is iconic for a reason.

If you want pro-looking results, you need to follow these steps.

You don't have to replace the counters to make them look new.

IKEA always for the win.

And the entire project only cost $60. Talk about budget-savvy!

This apartment is only 470 square feet, but feels way bigger.

“The room has a focal point,” the homeowner says of the “after.”

These easy wrapping techniques look like works of art.

Transform this IKEA staple.

The new “garage” is super cool and super reversible.

These smart hacks add plenty of punch to nearly any room of the house.

It went from “an uncomfortable beige box” to technicolored and oh-so clever.

And it takes less than two minutes.

Want to reclaim some lost square footage? This is the answer.

You can make anything look luxe!

It’s the same look for a lot less money.

It will help make your DIY makeover look totally pro.

“I wanted people to be absolutely stunned that this was an IKEA dresser,” this DIYer says.

From four-cubed KALLAX to something MoMA-worthy

“Cabinets like these can cost over $2,000, so this cabinet costing $600 is a win in my book!” the DIYer says.

“I hope this project is a great demonstration of what can be achieved with paint and pattern,” the homeowner says.

No one works best in a boring, uninspiring space. But it’s a myth that a beautiful workspace takes a wad of cash. In fact, a simple trip to IKEA (along with our list of amazing IKEA desk hacks) can equip you with everything you need to create an incredible office that’s both comfortable and practical.

No one will ever know you only paid $300 for it.

Get a custom closet at a non-custom price.

The tile from before looks totally refreshed, and the DIYer only spent about $53 to make it all happen.

Only a few steps were needed to give these IKEA shelves the look of custom built-ins.

This bathroom redo is peak “quiet luxury.”

This hardworking space now has a home for everything.

“Because this is a small apartment, this room had to accommodate both a bathroom and a laundry area,” this apartment owner says.

If you’re a DIY novice looking for an easy IKEA hack to start out with, this KALLAX upgrade is your friend.