Home Projects

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

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.

They cost under $20 for both.

Plus, more stylish outdoor seating and must-see vintage prints.

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.

Here’s some news from the folks at Interior Define: the Chicago based retailer known for their highly customizable sofas are now moving into a new room in the house—the bedroom. The company recently launched their first three styles of customizable beds. The platform (no need for a boxspring!) beds, which debuted in mid May, include the wraparound, shelter style Oliver, the transitional Harper, and the minimal, modern Gray.

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.

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

This smart entryway redo is from YouTuber Alexandra Gater’s first book — and she gave Apartment Therapy an exclusive look at the project.

Kick those seasonal allergies to the curb in style.

It will help you find vases in strange places.

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.

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

“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.

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.

And it’s practically free.

“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.

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.