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There are SO many good storage and IKEA hack ideas in this rental apartment!

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…

It's definitely maximalist, but not chaotic.

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

Sarah Paiji Yoo is the co-founder and CEO of green cleaning supply company, Blueland. Her Chelsea loft Is chic, clutter-Free, and full of good organizing ideas.

Daniela and Ales of FRAMECHASERS have always been environmentally and health conscious, so when it came to designing their van conversion, their goal was to use as many non-toxic and sustainable materials to build it as possible.

Low-waste design expert Laura Baross helped redesign nonprofit founder Larissa May's small Brooklyn rental apartment.

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!

This art director's rental flat is filled with great natural light.

This beautiful space also has tons of natural light, high ceilings, and built-in wood elements!

Lifestyle blogger (and founder of And I Get Dressed) Kellie Brown describes this apartment's style as "California meets 'Golden Girls' hideaway."

"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."

It's got an airy, chilled coastal vibe.

Saliha did NOT hold back on color when she decorated her new house in The Hague.

Each room has a beautiful, different vibe.

New York-based artist and illustrator Justin Russo's home's style is: “Secretly Gay WWII Veteran Returning to NY in 1946 to Mourn His Lover Lost in Battle.”

Health and wellness expert Liz Moody calls her home a "non-toxic, book and plant-filled Mexico City-inspired oasis."

And the teeny tiny terrace is everything!

From the beautiful mural she hand painted in her living room, to the pink dishware featured on her DIYed dining room table, Tola’s home is a symbol of new beginnings.

This Brady couple has outdone the Brady Bunch.

Thomas Denning and his partner live in this small Melbourne apartment absolutely brimming with lush green plant life.

Jaz and Crystal, also known as the Vanwives, are a Canadian couple who travels in their DIY-converted Sprinter van with their two Australian Shepherd dogs, Bella and Izzy.

See inside the lovely Barcelona home of one of Apartment Therapy's house tour contributors: Lula Poggi!

The reflective qualities make a small space feel much brighter and larger!

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

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

Describing their style as "cozy pink pistachio desert oasis," Zach and Libby have used IKEA shoe storage in unconventional ways to help make their tiny rental apartment work.

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."

Designer Crystal Nielsen designed a beautiful home for her family four... despite the fact that the space is only 700 square feet!

Bought sight-unseen, before the renovation this house was a mix of mid-century and mid-1980s design—with endless knotty pine and old, smelly carpet throughout!

Create & Cultivate founder Jaclyn Johnson renovated this gorgeous 1920s Los Angeles house.

Her home's style is: "Lightly haunted royalty."

Lou Watkins is an HR manager by day and a DIY enthusiast by night, and lives in a 1930s house in Kingswood in quirky Bristol.

If Stevie Nicks, Ram Dass, and Andy Warhol had a child this would be their apartment.

CW Stockwell CEO Katy Polsby reinvigorated her apartment in this San Francisco house with lots of patterned wallpaper and color!

A lot of the art in the house was created by Janina herself, and she even tackled furniture DIY projects, too.

Adorable in style, this house is full of small-space lessons anyone could use for a size-challenged home, from a DIY Murphy bed (using hardware found on Amazon), to sliding doors, and even the use of color in a compact space.

Natasha and Rob somehow make it work in their East Village apartment, despite it being tiny!

The New York Times technology reporter Taylor Lorenz's advice for small-space living is to "stick with the basics, and don't be afraid of a little open space."

From lighting, to doors, to tile, this 780-square-foot cabin was totally DIYed by the homeowners who blew their budget on a down payment!

Ceramicist Molly Hatch and her husband have completely renovated this 1948 Cape-style house... and the after is stunning!

This desert modern cabin next to Joshua Tree National Park juxtaposes California’s high desert landscape with that of South Africa's.

The "after" is so, so gorgeous!

Justin modernized this 1920s house while preserving its classic beauty.

Originally built in 1875, this hand-built cabin in the Czech Republic is full of warm wood and DIY projects.

This 1950s Ranch-style house in Lafayette, Louisiana now feels like a cozy French farmhouse thanks to exposed wood walls, moody colors, and lots of antiques.

This designer's biggest goal was infusing a plain, contemporary condo with vintage soul.

Name: Katrina & Draz, their son, Eddie, and Yoshi the dog Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Size: 120 square metres (1,292 square feet) Years lived in: 5 years; Owned Katrina and Draz are absolute fans the 1950s, rock-n-roll and vintage Americana, so it’s no surprise that their home reflects all of these things.

Zen and Arina escaped the rat race by building themselves a sustainable and off-the-grid homestead in the Hawaiian tropical jungle.

Briony, the founder of decor and linen label Society of Wanderers, renovated this Australia house using soft pastel colors and coastal living vibes.

Welcome to my dream New Orleans house!

Nigerian-born restauranteur, entrepreneur, and digital collage artist Folasade Adeoso and her fiancé Noah Levine share this large, minimal Harlem apartment.

It’s like a Wes Anderson movie that hasn’t been filmed yet or like a little Madonna Inn.

Originally built in the late 1970s, this house features a design with an open kitchen, huge walls of glass, and concrete block walls.

It was in rough shape, but thankfully many of the home's GORGEOUS original architectural details were still intact.

When two artists redesign a 1980s house, it comes out looking incredibly colorful and bold.

Raisa and Henry employ light-colored furniture, mirrors, and other reflective surfaces in their DC rowhome to help add more natural light to the space.

80% of the elements in Trinity and Issey's apartment were taken out of family’s basements and storage units.

Chela is the founder of Takeawei ceramics, and her Australian home is colorful, warm, and eclectic.

Julia Green experiments with color combinations and finds great joy in pairing opposites.

“We did everything; rewiring, plumbing, plastering, we even replaced the staircase,” says Claire. They then redecorated, bit by bit, over the next five years,

Every square inch of this 1940s island house is bursting with personality and fun found furniture.

It's packed with great ideas for small spaces!

Actor Erich Bergen's NYC apartment is like what the inside of his brain looks like.

Ali and Peter Rabin live on six wild acres of coffee, citrus, banana, avocado, and more, in a house they built by hand, a dwelling that has changed shape and grown over the years.

Her style: "Minimalism meets vibrant colors meets effervescent design." Also, "I've-never-met-a flea-market-I-didn't-like!"

This whole home's remodel came together in an organic, emotional, and beautiful way.

Each space has its own cool energy.

Nearly everything in Miki's modern, colorful, maximal studio apartment is either second hand, Target, or IKEA.

From yellow steel accents, to a bold blue exterior, to pink bathroom cabinets, a green bedroom, and more, this modern Mexican home is serving of colorful, 1970s-inspired style vibes.

Monique and partner Aswan designed and built this tiny house themselves over eight months.

It's full of pops of color, energetic patterns, cute organizing ideas, and a great vibe... and all in just 145 square feet!