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Customize your ideal A/C aesthetic.

The talk show host is embarking on a DIY demolition of her whimsical pink kitchen, destroying everything herself with a hammer in hand — and yes, there were even some happy tears shed.

49% of renovators say it's the most stressful room to work on.

Here's how you can DIY.

Halle Berry renovates her fifth grade teacher's home.

According to Google.

In the latest episode of HGTV’s “Renovation Goldmine,” the Piercys helped modernize the Oak Park, Illinois home and make it more functional for a busy family of five.

Renovations are on the rise.

Don't be fooled by its beauty.

The “Friends” star wanted to craft an updated condo that was also pet friendly for her pal Thea's many adopted animals. 

Jonathan and Drew Scott distilled the space into an “office-meets-man-cave."

According to HGTV experts.

Including "how to paint kitchen cabinets?"

Serving as your TikTok FYP dedicated solely to home stuff.

Keep track of your home tasks easily.

If you're heading to Paris, spend a day immersed in the magic of Disney.

That's hot.

Lift your mood and improve your aesthetic all at the same time.

HGTV star Breegan Jane has good reason.

They've laid out eight different trends for the year ahead.

“If you’ve ever soaked in water heated only by wood, you’ll know it's much richer than just the bathing: it's the splitting and stacking of firewood, the methodical stirring and preparation of the water, the sound of the crackling fire, the anticipation of the heat.”

Just how do you bleed a radiator?

The zero-waste island is made to be installed in any home, and Steiner even designed an apartment-sized version as well.

Welcome back to One Good Thing again on TikTok! Why? Because it was a fun challenge and we’re playing around with everything.

Plus, why Gaines thinks shiplap is similar to subway tile.

Welcome back to One Good Thing @ Home! This week I’m starting a series of small, cool discoveries that will arm your for these lovely outdoor months – primarily how to ward of bugs of all kinds. Over the past year I’ve learned a bunch of surprising tricks that I think will really help solve this problem once and for all. In this episode I demonstrate a method I found at the Hotel San Cristobal in Baja (you’ve got to go).

"Lil Jon Wants to Do What?" has just been greenlit by HGTV

You can never really be sure what you’ll unearth during a home renovation project, something one Oklahoma couple recently discovered when they were doing some work on their new home.

HGTV's "What Not to Design" is an offshoot of "What Not to Wear."

Talk about a pop of color.

Plus, some other design tips all kitchen DIYers can use.

It’s deep winter so Hands and I decided to start a fire, at which point I realized that there were a few One Good Things that I’d learned about fires over the past few years. Check out my tip on the best wood to use as well as the historic Cape Cod Firelighters that eliminates the need for paper and kindling! Also I’ve included two other types of fire ingredients that will fill your home with the most amazing aromas from around the world.

Your choice of tile matters.

Here are some tips for staying warm when both the temperature and the electricity drops off.

Plus, you have to see the bedroom ceiling covered in floral wallpaper.

The asymmetrical kitchen island is genius.

Add "Design Star: Next Gen" to those queues.

They did it on a tight budget, too.

The series premiere renovation was as drastic as one could hope.

It’s colorful and sustainable — what could be better?

Ben and Erin Napier were up for the challenge.

There were plenty of Dwight Schrute jokes along the way.

No special tools or extra trips to the hardware store required.

Yes, he really is called Mr. Christmas.

What was shared to serve as inspiration for others turned into an opinionated thread real fast.

True Disney magic.

They analyzed over 500,000 Instagram posts.

From Chip putting something weird into his mouth to Jo implementing shiplap design choices.

Nicole Gibbons tells all.

They're terrifyingly perfect for the Halloween season.

See what we did there?

HGTV star Jonathan Scott has the know-how for refinishing kitchen cabinets without replacing them.

It's a large and cozy staple fit for a fairy tale.

When the old house collapsed, the team went full speed ahead with creating a modern, rustic dream home.

Learn from Redditors before making the mistakes yourself.

Maybe this will motivate you to tackle your own garage.

Prepare to be amazed.

Designer Orlando Soria brings new energy into a home for a family to be able to move forward.

This house needed some serious updating, starting with the wall to wall carpet.

The results range from hilarious to ridiculous.

They call it a “cozy, Scandinavian cottage.”

It's all about highlighting mid-century style.

Karen E. Laine and Mina Starsiak describe its style as “refined industrial.”

They’re basically everything I love about HGTV renovation shows, condensed into short videos.

Do you fret over certain aspects of your home? Do they keep you up at night? Do you spend hours Googling (or Apartment Therapy-ing) for the answer that will fix your problem and tone down your home-related stress? There are plenty of things to worry about when it comes to home, but these seven things aren’t them. Take the worries after the jump off your plate and spend your mental energy on enjoying your space and your life! Don’t worry… 1.

Karen E. Laine and Mina Starsiak modernized the house while preserving some of its original charm.

As you can see from her videos, the transformation is pretty amazing.

The owners hope that the before and after photos bring a little joy and inspiration to others.

And HGTV filmed the whole thing.

Wait until you see the herringbone backsplash.

After growing up without a dad, he wants to help kids who need it.

Just wait until you see the massive kitchen island.