House

There's stained glass throughout the main level, gorgeous wood trim, rounded walls, a turret, and more!

The style is '70s influenced eclectic.

From the dining nook to a dog bed to ceramics, to even a functioning turntable that doubles as a zen garden.

This stone house built in 1957 is situated just outside the center of Stockholm.

Since it is off the street, nestled behind her parent's home, this little backyard cottage feels like a secret oasis outside the city.

Being under 700 square feet can seem cramped, however, they maximized the space with a built-in breakfast nook, wall shelves, and purchasing apartment-sized furniture!

This 1940s home is filled with clever DIY projects.

This home features wooden windows, a lovely fireplace, sunlight, and beautiful creations by the artists who live within it.

It's literally impossible to pick a favorite element in this colorful Australian house... from the fun furniture, the plywood kitchen, the STUNNING Art Deco bathtub, and the open floor plan.

This interior stylist and business owner's home is the very definition of modern California cool.

Cheap blinds, brown paint, and beige carpet in this rental meant Halley and designer Kelly Shannon had their work cut out for them.

Together they've amassed a very large and eclectic collection of art and furniture.

Take a video tour of Apartment Therapy CEO's GORGEOUS house.

Over the years there have been some built-ins and add-ons that didn’t quite make sense to this home’s history, so Taylor and Philip are working tirelessly to restore the home to her former glory.

Designer Maureen Stevens brought her “muted maximalism” design style to the house she shares with her husband and child and to the gorgeous guest cottage behind it.

This house had been empty for seven years when Maxine bought it. The garden was so overgrown you couldn’t open the back door, the ’90s bathroom was leaking into the kitchen, and all the rooms needed attention... and Maxine has worked her DIY magic on all of them!

There are over 150+ plants spread through their house and greenhouse!

Lifestyle blogger and interior designer Jessica-Sara Morris turned a small dark rental into a cozy, clean, inspiring space.

Thanks to 3M removable wall hooks and some serious styling skills, Kitiya and Matt's Melbourne rental apartment is colorful and personal.

When David and Ara bought this house in 2015, it was a duplex, and, more importantly, a complete disaster.

Ashley and Tonya converted this former garage in to a small, efficient 785-square-foot home.

Every room in this remodeled builder-grade home is gorgeous, but the bedroom full of DIYs is must-see.

Kate Forsyth and Dave Bunting are co-founders of Good Day Club, their home has cool art, bold colors, fun patterns, and even a hanging ceiling garden.

Jade Oliver's faux flowers are so popular, she counts among her customers film production sets including HBO’s Games of Thrones and Netflix’s The Crown.

It's so warm, cute, and cozy inside!

This home is an absolute FEAST of shades of blue.

Kel Harmer of the blog Oh So Kel has transformed her family's UK home into a pastel and Palm Springs-inspired design wonderland.

This interior Stylist and DIY blogger is is a self-proclaimed "color splasher and pattern clasher!"

And the backyard mural is must-see!

Lily Sawyer has transformed this original Victorian property built in 1896 into colorful patterned design playground.

If you're in the market for DIY colorful shape painting inspiration, this house is for you!

And all the changes were easy, budget-friendly, and landlord-approved!

Tall ceilings, original architectural details, and an incredibly bold & colorful palette... this recently renovated home is stunning!

Designer Danielle Chiprut was able to make hand-me-down pieces work in fresh new ways—something that's on everyone’s mind right now.