Home Projects

It's a versatile solution for anywhere you need to add in some coziness.

“I wanted a luxe look without it looking cheap,” the DIYer says.

The “after” makes 300 square feet feel massive, thanks to smart cabinetry, color choices, and more.

They don't have to be such an eyesore.

I'm obsessed with how whimsical this looks.

It’s surprisingly easy to DIY.

It’s dopamine decor, on a tiny scale.

If you don’t have this yet, it’s time.

I went bold with wallpaper — and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

It’s rental-friendly, too.

Fear not: The beautiful vintage fireplace stayed!

This impressive transformation happened in stages.

You’ll want to use it everywhere.

“I am a firm believer in making small spaces make a big impact,” the homeowner says. “I think I achieved that here.”

Don't let cold get you down.

These homeowners decided to “un-flip” their 1956 home’s stunning original features.

Get these new IKEA offerings before they sell out.

The secret lies in color drenching.

The welcoming entryway is now infused with the homeowner’s personality.

And she got her mirror from Sam's Club!

If it's good enough for Joanna Gaines, it's good enough for me!

The new look still honors the room’s mid-century roots and now feels like “a cozy den.”

You’ll want to save these for all your 2024 projects.

I knew there was something beautiful waiting to be revealed.

The end product looks like a high-end designer find.

They’ve gone from the screen to your surroundings.

It had been vacant for nearly a decade before the current homeowners moved in.

Think beyond walls.

This maximalist living room has maximum joy.

The countertop glow-up is unbelievable.

You can hang clothes from a floating shelf!

And the closet doors are a work of art!

Apartment Therapy editors can’t stop gushing about these paint colors — so naturally, we had to share.

The homeowners wanted “something brave,” and the designer they worked with delivered.

There are ideas for renters and homeowners alike — and ideas for every design style.

Sometimes, simplicity is key.

It’s beginner-friendly, too.

These easy wrapping techniques look like works of art.

One takeaway here? You can use paint on more than just the walls.

Make even average gifts look extraordinary with these expert tips.

Transform this IKEA staple.

Get the effect of a glowy wintertime paradise without the cold.

These bedrooms cover every style, from soothing and serene to vibrant and energizing.

Step up your gift wrap game.

These budget-friendly DIYs go all the way from trunk to topper.

If you're hoping to match your tree to your boho decor, look no further.

“I'm surprised by how fundamentally different the space looks — and the ability to get there without spending thousands and thousands of dollars,” this renter says.

You deserve extra prep space and additional seating, too.

Big changes don’t need to cost a lot of money.

This is definitely the weirdest way I’ve ever used a fork.

Even after you’ve taken out all the goodies, those single-season Advent calendars still have some life left in them.

The after looks so luxe that the family has taken to calling it “the parlor.”

See if you can fix it yourself!

One big theme this year? Ditching *dated* but embracing *vintage.*

And the change was mostly made with paint!

The new “garage” is super cool and super reversible.

You can make old kitchen countertops look new without modifying them a single bit.

Paint might not be a power tool, but it is a *powerful* tool.

In a year full of incredible kitchen projects, these stood out as the very best.

Each square of the new black-and-white floor was individually painted.

Make your basic tree look like it belongs in a department store window.

Whether your style is minimalist or maximalist, Scandi or glam, there's an idea here for you.

These smart hacks add plenty of punch to nearly any room of the house.

A color change makes a big difference.

These hacks hit almost every room.

You'll only need a few basic tools, plus about $15 in materials.

There's a right way, and a wrong way.

If you’re looking for a way to make your bathroom feel cleaner and brighter, try recaulking your bathtub. It takes a couple of hours to remove the old caulk and apply the new caulk, but it’s definitely worth it! Here’s how I recaulked my own bathtub in a few easy steps. Ready to give your bathtub a makeover? Great! Here’s what you need to get started.

It went from “an uncomfortable beige box” to technicolored and oh-so clever.

Modern and farmhouse bathrooms have been wildly popular as of late, but if you’re feeling a little burnt out by clean lines, rustic beams, and super sleek materials, a retro bathroom might be a worthy style contender for your home. So forget the shiplap and shiny chrome finishes and instead set your sights on throwback design ideas that’ll make your bathroom unique and vintage-inspired — yet still fitting for a more updated home.

It’s the perfect complement to navy.

It’s possible to do a transformation as a memorable family project.