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Let the spring vibes flow.

No major renovations needed.

A mid-century piece became a modern and functional "flo-denza."

It even has a pot filler for the water bowl!

This DIY is perfect for art lovers on a budget.

“I think I need to learn to crochet.”

That don't involve your table.

You don't need to compromise on form or functionality with these great-looking picks.

This is what one DIYer did with her inheritance.

TikTok has an easy fix.

It’ll give your doors a bit of vintage character, even if they’re builder-grade or brand-new.

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

Hit your nearest thrift store for this fun project.

Here’s how to go from blah to beautiful with mostly leftover supplies and a hit of bold color.

Plus, it’s just about as chic as any cord management solution can be.

A can of paint and a little wallpaper went a long way to elevate the boring fireplace in our newly flipped home.

It’s been a must-have for me from college dorms all the way to home ownership.

Here’s a facepalming-ly easy hack for repairing wooden kitchen cabinets — or any other wooden surface, for that matter.

No black and white tiles here.

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

The kids love it.

See how the home went from a mess to a masterpiece.

They're easy and affordable!

And it only takes a few seconds.

For less than $50.

Cheers to budget-friendly renovations.

It's a DIY of epic (food) proportions.

One commenter called it IKEA hack of the month.

Make sure it looks perfect in any type of weather.

The solution is probably already in your craft closet.

You can fill a whole wall.

A perfect, last minute gift

It's so easy, it'll make you say, “Why didn’t I think of that sooner?”

Find yourself a new favorite spot in your house.

Planning ahead was the key in this six-step transformation.

Who is Gustaf Westman and why is his serveware trending on TikTok?

"Mid-century modern always catches my eye," this furniture flipper says.

This tool takes a lot of the sweat out of sweat equity.

"I know this isn’t everyone’s style, but I just knew I wanted to do something different," this DIYer says. "I love that it’s such a statement piece for my guest bedroom. I wanted something bright and happy and a one-of-a-kind piece. I really do think I achieved that."

"I'm proud that the space looks more expensive than it was to transform," this DIYer says.

The incredibly adorable DIY shaped door pulls by Kaitlin of Room in Bloom NYC are the perfect example of how to extend your personality into your home AND create a one-of-a-kind-space.

I spent an extra couple hundred dollars, but the impact was huge.

This hack features an affordable DIY material you'll want to add to cart.

A brown bathroom from 1984 gets a major glow up full of on-trend details like green-painted built-ins, fluted wood, and more.

This dining room bar feature goes from too-small to totally grand.

Fill up a gallery wall or create a giant statement piece without breaking the bank.

"I'm lucky to have some amazing original features, like an exposed brick wall and cast-iron columns, and the doors felt really out of place," this apartment owner says of her dated interior doors.

Because of their limited square footage, these renters didn't want to bring in baby stuff for the sake of stuff. Maximizing vertical space was key, and they did this by way of wall-mounted book racks, a hanging clothes rack, and floating shelves to hold baby care essentials.

That dark academia look is just a spray and a brush away.

Big light, be gone.

These homeowners transformed their living room in a week, thanks to the deadline of hosting family the following weekend. But the space has served them well past their hosting duties.

Want to be more organized in 2023? This project is for you.

A bold paint color paired with vintage finds gave this once-bland space a luxurious new life.

These new releases are some of the best IKEA has to offer in terms of affordability, practicality, and hack potential.

Glass markers, anyone?

If you only have one bathroom at home, renovating it can be stressful. This tip's worth considering.

And it's completely reversible if the DIYer chooses to go back to an all-black TV.

When this homeowner's dream media cabinet was out of stock (and $5,000) she hacked her old IKEA BESTA to get the look she was after.

This kid's room makes a total 180 thanks to bright new paint and new decor.

“I always love the look of an office when you enter the room and see a grand executive desk and a feature point behind it,” one DIYer says, and last year, she and several others made a feature out of green paint and built-in shelves. Scroll through their projects for some DIY inspiration for the new year.

The new look blends contemporary fixtures with vintage touches.

"As renters sometimes we feel powerless to improve our spaces," this apartment dweller says. She and her husband (and their landlord) came up with some quick fixes for this once-dated kitchen.

"Hallways are often overlooked when it comes to design, and I saw this as an opportunity to take some risks and make some bold design choices," this DIYer says.

It’s a low-key genius method of adding some light to any space that needs it.

The design takeaways here? Traditional doesn't mean "boring," and small spaces do not have to be exempt from big, bold design choices.

Not just the kitchen.

It's a must-have for warding off winter chills.

All in, the project cost $120. Not bad for its sophisticated new look!

Check them out while they're still in stock!

Don't let an early sunset dissuade you from tackling your home improvement checklist.

Patience and sweat equity led to dramatic results for this 1970s sideboard makeover.

When this DIYer's kids outgrew their bedroom and moved into a bigger one, she wanted to give the space that they left behind a new, more sophisticated look.