Kitchen

With colorful interior cabinets, fun tile flooring, and new appliances, it feels like a whole new kitchen.

This kitchen transformation proves that small changes can make a big difference.

This 1956 house got the fresh mid-century-inspired look it deserves.

The after perfectly blends style and function.

The "after" feels like a breath of fresh air.

It's amazing what a few basic swaps can do.

The after is industrial, but not too industrial.

This interior designer got to be her own client for a change.

According to designers.

“We knew we wanted a stone floor instead of linoleum and to replace the upper cabinets with shelving,” the homeowner says.

“I wanted something brighter, more colorful, and more personal,” the homeowner says.

The apartment dweller was after a minimalist, modern-meets-vintage look.

“There’s nothing more rewarding than seeing a space transform through your own effort,” the DIYer says.

My kitchen was stuck in the worst version of the '70s, but I gutted, refinished, and rebuilt it with vintage design in mind.

"This kitchen was practically screaming for a makeover," says the designer behind the redo.

I realized I could embrace the wood cabinets and balance out the wood tones.

It’s renter-friendly!