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The homeowner’s point of inspiration was the new tile.

I've been thinking about it for years.

You don’t have to spend a fortune to have a fancy kitchen.

This hack was super easy and super cheap — the perfect combo!

The 200-square-foot kitchen “feels more open and light,” the homeowner says.

Wisconsin-based interior designer Emily Winters of Peabody’s Interiors was tasked with an all-too-classic mission: An outdated kitchen from the late 1990s to early 2000s was in need of a modern makeover — and a much more functional layout.“It was a sea of natural maple cabinetry with sponge-painted walls and Corian countertops,” Winters says of the original kitchen.

If you don’t stop by the as-is section, you’re missing out.

I’m totally obsessed!

Exterior paints can look extremely different depending on the time of day, this homeowner advises.

If your laundry hampers have to live in your bathroom, read this.

You've got this!

The project cost $700.

From thrifted finds to built-ins, these gorgeous makeovers are the best of the best.

It cost $10,000 to renovate.

This bathroom got a top-to-bottom redo.

You don't need to buy anything special for this hack!

The once-plain hallway is now packed with vintage charm.

These nine redos warm up blank white walls (literally).

The bathroom was last updated in 2007.

It’s versatile and easy to use.

Now there's room for everything.

This has “relax here” written all over it.

TikTok is divided on this rental-friendly project!

The vanity was too bulky, and the mirror was “laughably wrong” for the room.

“It was a blank slate with so much potential to become something stylish, fun, and functional,” the homeowner says.

It's easier than you think!

Removing "layers on layers of wallpaper" helped create a cozy, family-friendly dining space.

You can color drench *or* mix-and-match these trending 2026 colors.

The bathroom was last on my fixer-upper to-do list, but I finally got to it.

You need basically no DIY skills to pull this off.

You only need two materials.

“The bench is both functional and pretty,” the DIYer says.

Way before and after.

The closet makeover is totally copyable.

It's an homage to Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner.

This hack cost just $2.

Anyone can do it!

They look so cool.

Hello, instant sideboard.

You don't need anything fancy to get the job done.

It blew the other options out of the water!

If you’ve got a spare frame, this one’s for you.

Before, there was barely any cabinet storage.

Think: Miss Honey’s cottage from Matilda and more.

It’s worth the spend.

The makeover boasts three kinds of peel-and-stick.

The winner was way easier than pulling out a paintbrush and a gallon of paint.

There are so many options!

“I really like the feel of an old library, but I also love some elements of more modern style,” the apartment owner says.

It’s entirely DIY.

“My plants love it,” the DIYer says.

You’ve probably seen this hack around, but I took it one step further.

It’s a total transformation.

The built-in bookshelves are so dreamy.

It’ll last beyond October 31, too.

It will add instant fall vibes.

The bedroom "before" looked nice, too, but the homeowner was ready for a change of pace.

The paint color is perfect.

I also had a clear least favorite!

The mural was improvised.

“Everything had to be renter-friendly,” the DIYer says.

Even though you might not live in a rental home forever, that doesn’t mean you have to grin and bear it if you’re not loving the look and feel. There are plenty of smart ways you can update a space in a reversible, temporary way. Renter Sarah Bryant (@sarahlouwho) knows this well. After moving into a charming 1901 apartment in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, Sarah decided to make some changes to what she guessed was an “early 2000s” kitchen.

Leaning into color — not away from it — will make a space feel calm, according to this DIYer.

It cuts through cardboard like a warm knife through butter.

It’s good for more than just the garden.

‘Tis the season for orange glowy coziness.

It costs less than a latte.

Get ready to drool over the wood detailing, roof color, dog statues, and dreamy fall backdrop.

Redoing their mistake wasn’t in the cards, but I made it so much better.

It was inspired by something from the designer’s yard.

Even better? You can finish in an afternoon.

This is proof that a small budget can make a big impact.