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It also has Scandinavian finishes, light wooden floors, and modern appliances coupled with a soothing color palette of creams and terracotta.

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.

Designer Sandy Yen loves the original, narrow plank wood floors and the exaggerated moldings. "New homes just don't have the same character."

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.

“We spent the first month just removing everything — pulling down dated wood paneling, dropped foam board ceilings, and shag carpets from the ‘70s, pulling up layer upon layer of vinyl flooring from every corner of the house,” writes homeowner Christina Salway.

There’s peel-and-stick wallpaper in the entryway, peel-and-stick panel molding, a gorgeous sketch from 1884, and a ton of other traditional, refined details.

Kylen Chen-Troester’s Hollywood rental apartment is filled with hip DIYs and renter friendly-ish upgrades.

“My home is my sanctuary,” renter and mom of three kids Lisa Miller says.

“I feel I’ve created a space that can hold me while I’m in this phase of my life. Looking at my home interior, it reflects who I am as a person, and that acts as a reminder to me in those moments that I don’t feel as sure of myself," Emily writes.

Interior designer Mariellas Urrutia worked with organizer (and fellow small-space dweller) Rachael Harvey to pack stylish storage into every inch of this home.

From glass blocks, vintage sofas that make a conversation pit, and more, secondhand finds have made this Bushwick rental incredible.

See inside this Barcelona rental apartment of an artist and a writer that’s filled with color, light, and fun.

There's a brilliant cat litter box solution in this small Upper West Side studio apartment too!

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

Find inspiration for your own home by filtering thousands of real home tour images by room type, decor style, and color.

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."

“I have really let my creativity flow here,” renter Tricia Collins writes.

When Kara and Robin first purchased this cabin, the living room was covered with an old grey carpet and dingy white walls, but they "renovated every single room and did DIY projects for everything."

Expansive windows boast beautiful views of the trees outdoors.

This family's three-bedroom houseboat in Amsterdam is PACKED with vibrant, happy pastel colors.

Look inside this new-build house made cozy with pastel colors, playful floral patterns, wood paneling, and more.

After living around the globe, Rose Adele is ready to stay put for a while in this delightful home.

Plus, a breakdown on the home type from a real estate expert.

Honestly you'll forget you're even in New York City thanks to this apartment's chic floral pattern mixing.

The sofas aren't the only incredible free find in this home either!

To combat a lack of natural light, Sol incorporated colorful elements to “bring more light and joy” into her home.

And the sunroom is absolutely dreamy.

Tara Wendler says the natural light in her loft is amazing. "I love drinking my coffee and watching the sunrise every morning."

There’s also an incredible built-in, octagon-shaped living room sofa.

There are iroko timber countertops, zellige tiles, and hanging racks of plants and dried botanicals… and that’s just in one room!

It’s super small and has a bizarre layout and a tub in the middle of the space, but Austin’s filled it with color, patterns, storage solutions, DIYs, and unique decor.

This older home’s recent remodel went the opposite of most renos: It actually added history back in!

Designer Amber Sokolowski created lots of eye-catching moments by making sure there are all types of art and decor on the walls.

Even though the tiles were “worn by the passage of time,” homeowner Matthew Coe based the home’s renovation on them.

The nearby city feels like it's far away when you're in this apartment.

Although they’ve never designed anything before, Andrew and Natasha designed their entire kitchen and living room themselves.

The private terrace brings natural light and extra space to the loft.

There’s a carved front door, an intricate dining room archway, a non-working fireplace-turned-art installation, and more.

Maria-Elena Stellas and her husband have rented this 800-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment in New York City for one year.

See inside Katy Mae Turner's small Los Angeles studio apartment that she's made feel warm through colors like pink, orange, yellow, and cream, along with natural wood tones and warm lighting.

Every kitchen should have a disco ball.

A veterinarian and a cardiology fellow share this California rental with a subtle anatomy theme: "A hand here, an anatomical heart there, a bust there, and body line art wallpaper in the bathroom."

Mixed materials (inspired by Kelly Wearstler) blend seamlessly with the couple’s lush greenery.

Shiva and Hakhamanesh tackled this loft’s renovation themselves, customizing the floor plan and interior to match their personalities and needs.

This mother-and-daughter design team have created a stunningly beautiful 436-square-foot house that’s in the shape of a giant flower pot!

There are must-see DIY projects like a custom dining banquette, cool coffee table, and a fun 3D art installation in the powder room, as well.

Gerald Posley flipped the script in his loft in a former appliance factory: He turned a tiny den into a bed nook.

The “sleep divorce” trend has never looked so stylish than in this couple’s remodeled house that has a dual primary suite situation.

Medical student Su Tashan turned to DIY projects and budget buys to transform her teeny dorm room into a maximalist, cozy, "dopamine decor" home.

The biggest challenge for Mallory Wackerman was adding interest to a one-room, new-build white box of a studio apartment.

Designer Dan Mazzarini “inherited a real ‘before,’” with this apartment that needed major structural and system updates. “Plumbing, electrical, lights, kitchen, bath, floors, closets … really everything.”

The attic roof was leaking, windows were cracked, wood had rotted, and the sky-blue Formica kitchen from the 1950s was still in use.

But Sasha and Andrew saw past the dated home’s quirks, bringing out all the home’s charm with their stunning remodel.

A couple hired professional Pierre-Louis Gerlier to update this Paris house built in 1850 for themselves and their four kids.

And it's packed with chic but renter-friendly ideas to make any space look stylish.

This couple was able to fit a dining area, coffee bar, TV and gaming zone, conversation area, bar, office, and music space all in their home’s living room.

Ashley literally mapped out every square inch of her home to curate the best layout

Designer Drew Michael Scott refreshed this plain, “white box” 290-square-foot studio apartment with secondhand finds and a DIY headboard.

Annika and Fredrik worked with designer Christina Nydahl to maximize storage and create defined living zones in this tiny apartment.

Interior stylist Caroline Ohannessian’s biggest renovation goals were to respect the soul of the existing house and be sustainable with decor.

Art and color anchor Curtis Taylor, Jr. and Danielle Taylor’s Chicago rental apartment.

From London to Maryland — these are some of the most unique cottage-style homes around.

The large home might be over 100 years old, but the husband-and-wife team did a beautiful job with the restoration, adding bold personality to the rooms but also respecting the home's history.

When Mary Ann bought this house it was a “blank canvas of builder-grade basics with wall-to-wall carpet, and it lacked character and charm.”

Tour a sustainably minded, two-bedroom apartment in Melbourne's Collingwood neighborhood that has an absolutely dreamy outdoor area that's small but functional.

When designing their space, Scott Csoke follows a Dorothy Draper quote: “If it feels right, it is right.”

When Sarah bought this home, the charm was undeniable, but “some work was needed to bring it back to life.” She freshly painted, updated window treatments, added plants, and more to make the space her home.

See how an old boat house was transformed into a tiny but cozy and cute backyard tiny home that’s less than 300 square feet in size.