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Aside from the fact that they’re a super-budget-friendly solution, they’re also quite versatile.

With a drill and a creative vision, this DIY was bound to be a success.

For just $20 or under.

It looks incredible.

You don’t need to break the bank to put together an at-home coffee station that’s functional and social media-worthy.

After all, one person’s trash is another person’s treasure.

They cost under $20 for both.

The finished result is super impressive.

All you need is fabric glue and a pair of scissors.

Because it draws from an idealized vision of rural life, incorporating older, thrifted furniture into your cottagecore design vision is a natural fit with its rustic, nostalgic vibe.

As if the pool wasn’t cute enough, look at the landscaping

It’s actually made from bowls from Walmart.

Although you can find a variety of fun and funky frames at thrift and antique stores, you may feel like your gallery wall is still missing something.

This DIY will leave you with an entryway that catches eyes (and shoes).

Sleeping under a canopy like this sounds like a fairy’s dream come true.

Some turn their basements into home gyms or entertainment rooms, but this couple went above and beyond.

Are you tired of shoving all of your hair claw clips into the same old storage bin? TikTok has an unexpected solution for you.

In a series of TikTok videos, she shares how she bought an unwanted cabinet for $140, and turned it into a beauty that resold for $1,200.

You were just going to compost it anyway.

It would fit right in at Barbie’s Dreamhouse.

Want to add some trendy bouclé fabric to your home without paying hundreds of dollars? As usual, an IKEA hack might just be the solution you need.

The TikToker gave some behind-the-scenes info about all the hard work she put into turning the space into the vintage-inspired bathroom of her dreams.

You’re never going to look at thrift store teapots the same.

“It’s the best thing I’ve ever done.”

TikTok creators scored a stunning, affordable antique mirror at a thrift shop, and they decided to give it a vibrant gilded twist.

Part of the beauty of IKEA products is how customizable they are when it comes to DIY home endeavors.

Next time you’re at the thrift store, check the miscellaneous shelf for an old aquarium.

Rather than using it for laundry, he uses each hook to secure a propagation tube and growing plant cutting.

The designer shares how he worked with chef Katie Lee Biegel to make the most of her NYC space.

They shared the process of creating a plant hanging system that runs the full length of a blank wall.

“It just elevated that small space to another level that I did not expect.”

Nurturing your growing plants doesn’t have to mean breaking the bank.

There’s a lot of trial and error.

Jenga is great for entertaining party guests, but, as it turns out, the blocks also make a marvelous craft supply.

You can size it to fit any print or poster.

It can, in fact, be the star.

And it’s practically free.

Consider turning them into something useful for your new space.

“It’s not that hard to do,” he says.

It looks good enough to eat.

She even used some popular IKEA pieces.

And the result looks way more expensive.

It’s unrecognizable.

Planters don't have to be expensive.

Let the spring vibes flow.

“This needs to be in a museum,” said one commenter.

“They look like memories,” one TikTok user commented.

They found a “hidden treasure.”

It even has a pot filler for the water bowl!

You never know what you'll find in your next home renovation.

“I think I need to learn to crochet.”

That don't involve your table.

Your favorite bookcase might just make some stellar kitchen cabinet space.

TikTok has an easy fix.

You probably didn’t know you needed a deviled egg mirror, but now, how can you live without one?

Take a tour.

Hit your nearest thrift store for this fun project.

There are lots of ways to make a faux fireplace look more interesting, but Erin and Ben may have just found the coolest one possible.

Remember making those glue bookmarks using your pencil case? Yeah, it’s the exact same idea.

Perfect for rentals and ideal for those who can’t commit fully to a kitchen reno.

No black and white tiles here.

You may find yourself with a fresh new kitchen and money in your pocket.

Feed your pup in style.

Next time you see one of these accordion peg racks at the thrift store, pick it up.

The kids love it.

You can add your own flair with just a few bucks and some patience.

And it only takes a few seconds.

Before you rip out your kitchen cabinets, try flipping them first (literally).

Give your kitchen a mini makeover!

For less than $50.

It's got a neutral palette, but it's still a showstopper.

That's one way to make an accent wall!