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The small peek of this renovated UK home is worth seeing thanks to the homeowners' DIY ingenuity, refreshing modern style, and their fun use of primary colors throughout.

The largest renovation on this Australian home was 10 years ago when they converted the prior veranda to an enormous glassed-in kitchen and added some moody, dark wall colors.

Before remodeling, this house had old mustard-colored carpet, a micro-sized kitchen, and peeling linoleum throughout. It had been abandoned for several years, and was in need of some major TLC.

Spoiler alert: There's some of the best wallpaper and fabric patterns in here ever! You'll be inspired to play with print in your own home.

This small Chicago bungalow is quite literally bursting with life.

The house was an unkempt labyrinth.

Amanda Wolters shares this 380-square-foot tiny house called "Ladybird" with her two pups, Barb and Vera.

From moody hues to cool furniture to great art, this Victorian house in the UK has something for everyone.

There are smart storage ideas... as well as one of the cutest jewelry storage ideas maybe ever.

What a kitchen island!

Noah Marion power washed, painted, scraped, and replaced light fixtures, fans, appliances, toilets to reveal this Austin house's beautiful bones.

Name: Freddy Grant, with Burt, my husband, Grungle, our Jack Russell, and Totoro, our giant Maine Coon.Location: Footscray, an inner-western suburb of Melbourne, Australia Size: 1600 square feetYears lived in: 2.5 years, owned This house has been my latest outlet for my creativity; hunting for things and putting them together with your lifetime of mementos to make a space you love, full of memories and meaning.

Traditional and modern pieces are placed side-by-side in an unexpected meeting of styles in this adobe-style house.

Originally the cabin was one large room with a stone fireplace and only 545 square feet big. After several changes through the years, it's now a dreamy and magical second home.

This 1988 Airstream Limited went from being full of junk and brown recluse spiders to a warm, cozy, minimal home on wheels.

This remodeled Canadian home's style is: eclectic, whimsical, youthful, and fun.

The colors are inspired by the contrast between the white snow and the black earth in the winter, and the unbelievable sunset turning the lake and sky orange, yellow, and red…

This home's "Punchy Americana' style just might be our favorite new look.

When Cass first moved in two years ago, it was brown EVERYWHERE. But thanks to the archways and chunky crown molding, she could see the potential!

This 1930s New Mexico house had a good layout, lots of light, great hardwood floors, and original cabinetry, but it needed updating and lots of love!

Diane Keaton in any Nancy Meyers movie would be very comfortable in this cozy house.

"Our home was built in 1911 and belongs to an entire street of similarly built mill houses and I love that it has been around for over 100 years."

This house is full of color and pattern and things that bring a smile to your face; it is really hard to be sad here!

Believe it or not, this couple bought this 1875 colonial house sight unseen four months ago.

It's got an airy, chilled coastal vibe.

Eloise and her partner have been re-decorating and renovating it for the past two years, introducing color and mid-century style to complement the natural stone textures and original features of the house.

Located in the suburb of Ferndale, this house is full of unique, colorful projects that add a ton of personality to a small space.

This Brady couple has outdone the Brady Bunch.

Molly Prentiss, a novelist, and Forrest Lewinger, a ceramicist for Workaday Handmade, live in and work from this airy, modernized Victorian house in Brooklyn.

Kalina designed all the rooms by scouring Craigslist, going to flea markets, and perusing sites to find all the right items.

Maria Flores of SAY HOLA describes her Australian home's style as "color-bomb transitional."

Jodi Bond, of the popular blog and Instagram account "House on a Sugar Hill" has a beautiful home in Georgia she describes as "color layered on neutrals."