House

This Australian house is ordinary on the outside, but extraordinary (pink, vintage, and retro!) on the inside.

Yvonne and Michael were undaunted by the amount of work needed to renovate this 1940s-era house that came with a bland palette of browns and beiges.

There are street art-inspired murals on walls and furniture, a pink cow print fridge, and more in this interior decorator and artist’s Louisville house.

Lydia and Matt rent this Echo Park house for $3,600 a month and have packed it with color, art, plants, and personality.

New builds can be pretty characterless, but Kate used color and texture to add style to her small UK home. “All you need is a bit of imagination and want to give things a try.”

Guests might have to take their shoes off (depending on how sandy their feet are!).

“We’re both creative souls, and this house has become a canvas for our combined style,” homeowner Amanda Oleri says.

See inside John and Claire Champion’s Chester home they’ve remodeled for six years, updating it with tons of DIY color and pattern.

After an MS diagnosis, Katy moved back home to Michigan. She and her husband settled into this East Lansing house, where they're slowly updating the rooms to match their personalities.

Kirsten and Geoff have been renting this house in Oakland for two years, and originally fell in love with the hardwood floors, unique cabinetry, and awesome location.

After a substantial renovation, Marjolein Rombout’s home has “transformed from a musty dwelling untouched since the seventies into a delightful blend of freshness, modernity, and newness, all while paying homage to the original elements of a 1930s house.”

Liz Kallembach and her husband spent seven years DIYing this old farmhouse and filling it with vintage finds.

Salma and Stuart Chatto transformed their 1059-square-foot U.K. home with color and DIYs — all on a budget.

This family has updated paint colors and sourced antique and vintage items to make their older house a home.

This home is "quirky" in the best possible way.

The couple behind Woodward Throwbacks focused on cosmetic projects like refinishing the original floors, fixing plaster walls, and modernizing the kitchen in their Corktown home.

“The difference some paint can make to a space is incredible,” homeowner Cass Danson shares.

The sleek shoe storage isn’t the only cool thing in this couple’s remodeled home – there’s a gorgeous slat wall, guest bathroom, and more.

Every room is gorgeous in ceramicist Laetitia Rouget’s home.

The homeowners admit that they DIYed quite "literally everything except for any electrical or plumbing needs."