Home Projects

The tub, toilet, and standing shower are seriously dreamy.

From "I feel comfortable using thumbtacks" to "Let me get my power tools," we've got a little something for everyone.

Features include a freestanding fireplace, spa integration, and massive pool.

This is the color you should paint your bathroom.

According to sustainability experts.

There was a hiccup along the way, but it made the end product all the better.

It definitely doesn't look like a BILLY anymore.

The homeowners didn't need to knock down a wall for this reno — in fact, they put one up.

The homeowners wanted somewhere that was comfy enough to hang out all the time, but still elegant.

#1: "Free" doesn't always mean free.

These DIYers took their projects to a whole new level when they decided to revamp their entire homes. Here are some of the best, most Jaw-dropping total home transformations we've seen (so far) this year!

This once-cramped space is now the perfect WFH setup.

This bathroom reno has tons of DIY elements, including a Facebook Marketplace dresser-turned-vanity.

There are two kinds of colors you should avoid.

Turns out it pays to snoop on your neighbor's design decisions.

Finally give your kitties the privacy they desire.

Because we know you want plants EVERYWHERE. (We do, too.)

Best part: It was all completed over a lunch hour.

It'll even save you money on cans of paint!

Better yet? It's packed with secondhand finds and DIYs.

With a little bit of creativity, a hefty dose of patience, lots of painter’s tape, perhaps some help from your nearest and dearest, and the grace of a store employee and you, too, could have your own mural-style paint chip wall at home.

It's become the ultimate lounge spot.

This trick uses supplies you probably already have.

You'll be looking at your own vases in a whole new light after seeing this smart redo.

And it's a low-lift project, too.

Nearly every part of this bathroom got a modern-looking refresh.

There are over 100 videos.

Proof that adding white really does lighten a space.

This renter's vision for her new pad was "Barbie's 19th-Century Holiday Dream House," and this renter-friendly fireplace wall fits the theme perfectly.

The DIY features on-trend cane webbing — perfect for this California coastal home.

And how to avoid it.

They fight mold, reduce allergens, and can help you get through that heatwave.

"I love that it was literal trash that will now be on display and admired," the DIYer says.

All it takes is a simple DIY project to make you feel like you’re living the Parisian lifestyle, and that is tres exciting (not excité, ahem), indeed.

Not all closets are created equal. This redo swapped a cluttered one for something way more practical (and beautiful).

These projects will ensure you use every little bit of your DIY stash.

This easy and clever DIY completely transforms the look of this boring white fridge.

Even with nothing in it, this space felt dark and cramped — but a cheerful redo made it feel more spacious and inviting.

Garner's entryway is proof that a small, thoughtful detail can make a big difference.

Taking down a wall between the kitchen and dining areas made a world of difference.

Welcome back to One Good Thing @ HOME! This week we’re outdoors again and I’m sharing my best tip for quickly setting up some cool outdoor lighting with bamboo poles and rubber “connectors.” String lights are great outdoors in the warm weather, but if you don’t have a way to hang them, it can be a real pain in the butt. My tripod solution is a really nice all around solution that will work anywhere you need support, and it will cost you very little.

This blah bathroom gets a cheerful update that's fit for a growing family.

It looks “amazing” from every angle.

Paint, wallpaper, and perfect fit furniture all work together to make this dining room a stunner.

It went from blah to bold, in just three steps.

This Facebook Marketplace find just needed a little DIY love.

Some smart DIYs help this bedroom feel bright and welcoming (and fit for an adult).

No matter how clean, the before always looked a little dirty. But the after is a total 180.

They added a nine-foot kitchen island, among other things.

This impressive project could make #RoomSeparatorGoals a thing.

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).

It's so simple.

These 7 picks are worth adding to your toolbox.

The breakfast bar may have started out as just a place to scarf your morning cereal, but as anyone who’s ever been in a home with one can attest, if there’s a kitchen island with seating, that’s where everyone will be hanging out, guaranteed. They’re great for people who love to cook too.

“As I was choosing pieces for the home, that I wanted to see bright, African-inspired textiles that would speak to my heritage and identity as a Caribbean-American woman,” this DIYer says of her colorful bench revamp.

A simple coat of paint totally transforms this dresser into a statement piece.

Simple changes did a lot to make this RV more modern and more comfortable.

One writer scored this sophisticated piece in an unexpected place.

With inexpensive wood from The Home Depot!

It started out plain, but now it's packed full of charm.

This old-school (literally) find looks cool and vintage in its new space.

Get ahead of the heat with this summer.

It overlooks the ocean, too.

Stay cool — no matter where you are.

The renovation pumps up the charm in this teeny 1943 kitchen.

It adds the perfect amount of Disney magic to any room.

These few tips will complement your antique tile while also giving your bathroom a much-needed update.

Some key changes made a huge difference in the look and feel of the space.

Sometimes it's just not worth taking things to heart.

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

Designer Orlando Soria has the photographic evidence to back up his word.

A simple color scheme helps this small kitchen feel a whole lot bigger.