Entryway

“Don’t ignore the small spaces,” this DIYer says. “Our entrance is now a lot more welcoming.”

“Making the entryway extra special” was on these DIYers’ to-do list when they moved in.

This is such a great idea.

“We have to walk through it every day, so might as well make it nice,” the DIYer says.

It's a showstopper!

The homeowner wanted “the transition from the first floor to the second floor to have a wow factor.”

A little limewash helps this entryway go from beige to daring and bespoke.

This DIY redo saved the homeowner thousands of dollars.

“It makes me happy every time I open the front door or walk into the living room,” the DIYer says.

It works way better for this family of five.

Installing bricks was a first-time undertaking for this DIYer.

Here’s to maximizing vertical space.

This waterfall Art Deco dresser’s finish was beyond repair, so the DIYer decided to paint it.

April showers bring home upgrades.

“We wanted it to feel happy and inviting, without feeling overwhelming,” the DIYer says.

And besides that, it’s gorgeous, too!

It's strikingly striped, and it has a brilliant use for secondhand shutters.

The DIY artwork saved the homeowner a ton of money.

Storage was a priority for the “after.”

The goal was to accentuate the positives while adding seating and replacing the flooring and lighting.

This one-wall redo will have you ready to whip out your roller and paint brush.

The “after” features an unexpected trio of colors that work together swimmingly.

This drop spot is better suited to the homeowner’s needs — and looks way more beautiful, too.

Now, I have a dramatic entrance to my home — and a space that friends stop and ask about as soon as they walk in.

This DIYer’s only regret? Not doing her IKEA hack sooner.

It’s “cozy, pretty, and personalized,” the homeowner says.

“Everything is basically a box, so if you can build a box, you can build this,” this DIYer says.

It’s the perfect work-from-home and welcome-home spot.

The new pass-through brings the drama.