Bathrooms Home Projects

The sink is stunning.

The hidden drawer storage is ingenious.

The IKEA hack picture rail might just be it.

You probably have the culprit in your bathroom right now.

The renovation cost $15k, but my two favorite details are under $100.

And it’s all thanks to some ambitious DIYers!

It’s the prettiest “cement box” I’ve ever seen.

And it’s renter-friendly!

The DIYer found a surprise in the walls.

There were (many) doubters in the comment section when I first shared my process on Instagram.

Read more about the gut reno process.

Want a spa-worthy retreat? Skip these unnecessary additions.

“I really wanted the space to feel unique and tied to my cultural roots,” the homeowner says.

The 43-square-foot bathroom is now “grand and moody.”

The “before” was “a 1990s hodgepodge of design choices.”

Now the bathroom wows.

From ‘90s blah to modern sophistication.

The bathroom “hadn’t been maintained since, like, 300 B.C.”

Consider this your permission to experiment.

I wanted to give the beige and brown bathroom with chrome finishes a style boost — plus make it functional for my growing family.

“It feels calm and inviting,” the DIYer says.

The hand-built vanity is so cool.

Bonus: You’ll score an easy aesthetic upgrade.

The bathrooms go from “dungeon-like” and dirty to dramatically stylish.

This bathroom makeover is an antique-lover’s dream with wallet-friendly finds!

Pencil in a quick trip to the hardware store.

And it was budget-friendly!

The wallpaper is so whimsical — and in a clever, cost-effective spot.

“The bathroom really needed some updating and more personality,” the homeowner says.

Read how to install peel-and-stick wallpaper in a bathroom and keep moisture away. (It’s doable!)

The vintage fixtures actually resell for a lot of money on eBay right now.

It helps hide an eyesore.

The homeowners needed something that would fit in a very tight space.

“The new space just brings me so much joy, and I actually love being in my bathroom now,” the DIYer says.

It’s underrated.

“My design style has evolved, and I have grown to love timeless, vintage vibes with moody colors,” the DIYer says.

“If a full demo isn’t in the cards, focus on smaller, impactful changes like paint, molding, or upgraded hardware,” this DIYer says.

The homeowner could see the potential as soon as she walked in.

The new shower is everything.

A pop of color can work wonders.

I’m so inspired!

I’m a firm believer that there’s no such thing as “too much” if you’re filling a space with things that make you happy.

By not using real marble, the homeowner saved major money on this makeover.

And it was a total DIY job.

Everything has a place now.

Basic white IKEA furniture can be transformed into something totally custom.

A few simple changes brought out the best in this bathroom.

My mom swears by this task — and now I do, too.