Home Projects by Room

Get more impact for less time, less work, and less money.

The DIYer behind the project has great tips for achieving the perfect light oak stain.

Dreamy fireplaces make staying in even better.

For $1,200!

This stereotypically boring furniture has a whole lot of potential.

Bonus: It's also mess-free.

It was inspired by Target curtains!

“Clutter headquarters” no more. See this laundry room’s beautiful makeover.

There’s a clever trick for making a brand-new toilet look vintage.

The project was a DIY success.

Yes, it’s possible to make your rental’s white walls look chic without painting them.

This renovation will make you an open concept believer.

And the artwork is next-level.

Bored with your home design? A kitchen makeover can make all the difference. Think outside the box and take inspiration from these stunning transformations as you dream up your next renovation.

Don't let these tiny bugs become a big annoyance.

This homeowner transformed her bedroom with “one of the easiest and cheapest things you can do for a space.”

Some DIY tricks helped me pull it off.

I wanted it to be all couch, pillows, and patterns.

If you’re in a creative rut when it comes to personalizing your sleep space, look no further.

The old oak cabinets were replaced with fresh ones from IKEA.

Yes, dark colors can work in a small space.

I’m a novice DIYer, and this project was a total breeze.

The countertops are an unexpected fun throwback.

All of the changes are rental-friendly.

Paint is the ultimate problem solver in this 100-square-foot kitchen.

Small bathrooms are a great spot to go big with design.

“This sun-soaked nook has lived MANY lives,” the homeowner says.

Other improvements include added storage and a super-functional workspace.

The most boring software on your computer just got a whole lot more chic.

The orange gradient tile isn’t totally gone, though. *Wink.*

Three DIY projects transform the space.

It’s controversial, but let me convince you.

She did it (almost) all by herself for under $12,000.

“There was nothing interesting about the room at all,” the homeowner says of the “Before.”

My boyfriend wanted to go bold in wallpaper and in color. I wanted a wild toilet. We both got what we wanted.

This one’s for all those with Pinterest boards full of paint colors.

You won’t believe how much a can of paint can transform a space.

Because tile really makes the room.

“The cloffice makes me feel like I'm on Sex and the City!” the DIYer says.

There are a few things to keep in mind.

I got my inspiration from a trip to Paris (and an ordinary stroll to get coffee).

Plus find 13 more brilliant small bathroom makeovers.

The “movie theater or bowling alley” carpeting didn’t go — it provided bold inspo.

The "after" looks so different that you'd never guess it's renter-friendly.

The overall footprint is still the same, but the “after” feels like a much taller space.

The after is “a really unique design and a real focal point” in the approximately 50-square-foot space.

All of the DIY projects totaled $1,115

The renter picked colors she wouldn't get sick of.

IKEA always for the win.

And the entire project only cost $60. Talk about budget-savvy!

If you’re looking for playful, vibrant inspo for your space, this is it.

“The room has a focal point,” the homeowner says of the “after.”

Number three is absolutely ingenious!

Goodbye, early 2000s fixtures.

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.

It’s surprisingly easy to DIY.

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

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

This impressive transformation happened in stages.

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

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

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!

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

I knew there was something beautiful waiting to be revealed.

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

This maximalist living room has maximum joy.

The countertop glow-up is unbelievable.

You can hang clothes from a floating shelf!

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