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Get the fancy built-in look for less!

The faux fireplace looks MUCH more expensive than its $300 price tag.

Painting and peeling up the old linoleum made a major difference in this redo.

The young couple called on farmhouse expert Jonathan Knight to help them bring the home into the 21st century (while maintaining some of its historic charm) in the season 2 premiere of “Farmhouse Fixer.”

Preserving their kitchen's original cabinets "saved a tremendous amount of time and money," the homeowner says.

New paint and new hardware also helped give this nightstand duo a more modern look.

The bold wallpaper is a must-see!

"I counted how many times I used the stairs in question over the course of one day, and it was over 30!" this DIYer says. "That’s a lot of time to be in boring decor. It deserved a makeover."

Spice racks are surprisingly versatile!

This basement's color palette went from fluorescent orange and sage green to all-white and serene.

See the "Electric Poppies" wallpaper bring this small gray bathroom to life.

If you're looking to squeeze a lot of function into a small space, there are better options than a standard nightstand.

Subway tile haters, this one's for you.

"I have space to store items rather than having them out in the open," this homeowner says of her "after." "Overall it’s a lighter and brighter space."

Here's what to do with that awkward empty space above early- and mid- 2000s kitchen cabinetry.

Bold wallpaper and floating fixtures bring this bathroom into the 2020s.

No demo necessary.

Gothcore vibes.

It's better to know exactly what you're getting into.

"The only thing we would do differently is doing it earlier," these homeowners say of their DIY project. "It has really made the space feel purposeful."

With oodles of farmhouse charm to boot!

According to “Murder House Flip” stars Mikel Welch and Sarah Listi

They might not be worth the effort.

You have to see the "built-in" dresser for yourself. (Hint: It's the same knotty oak one from before.)

A DIY bed, shelving, desk, and mural make for a pretty cool kid's room — and one lucky kid.

A few smart details make these built-ins look totally luxe (even though they were DIY)!

Staple gun + stretchy velvet fabric for the win.

Goodbye kids, hello home office.

From storage to a sink to ample folding space, the "after" has it all and looks great, too.

There are so many glam accents packed into just 58 square feet.

Sometimes you just need a persistent (read: pushy) family member to finally finish a project you've been meaning to get to. For my parents, that person is me.

"Take time to live in your space before making a design plan," this homeowner advises. "Understanding the functionality of your space is vital to making the best design ideas."

In under two weeks!

With some budget-friendly, big-impact solutions!

If you’re looking for ways to keep this area from falling into disarray, these eight ideas from past before and afters are sure to keep your open shelving styled and organized.

DIYs and vintage finds make a once-dingy bathroom quaint and cozy.

This part-DIY, part-pro reno made the most of a teeny galley kitchen.

This bathroom redo is full of luxe details done through DIY.

"I always shop my own home first and think it worked out," this DIYer says of her high-impact, low-budget entryway redo.

July's previous AC products have had 30,000 people-long wait lists.

From big box to bespoke, these nightstands get an ultra-colorful and patterned redo.

Before you pick up that paintbrush — or even before you pluck a color swatch from the paint aisle — read what this pro painter has to say.

Even though RVs and campers often come in shades of beige and brown, they don't have to stay that way, according to this intrepid DIYer.

The tile design in the tub surround is just one of many highlights.

The before? Boring and a little dysfunctional. The after? A dream combo of stylish and practical.

From customized backpacks to ultra-practical desk organizers, these simple DIYs will get the school year off on the right track.

Here are eight of the best ones on the market right now.

A little contact paper goes a long way in this teeny kitchen.

Is it gray? Is it green? Is it blue? Trick question, it's all three!

The redo was done with two small paint projects that took a few hours each.

In the latest episode of the HGTV series, Jenn gave their home (including the kitchen and living room) some functional and modern upgrades.

This complete basement overhaul was a three-year labor of love.

But by the end of the video, commenters couldn’t believe how incredible the final result is.

Any chance they could fit a swing set and monkey bars in there too?

"Cheers" to a vintage-inspired home for vintage glassware!

Neutral? We don't know her.

A painted fireplace, DIY slat wall, fresh paint, and a DIY ottoman really make this gathering space sing. Now, you can't even tell it's a basement.

A lot of cat beds stick out like a sore thumb, so to remedy this, one designer has turned it into something else: a side table.

This homeowner's best color advice? "Test out many paint colors, but don't be afraid to just go for it, even if it's something you've never seen before and seems like a bold choice."

This closet redo makes a space for everything.

Want to give your bathroom a new look this summer? Read this first for advice homeowners wish they'd known before embarking on their own bathroom remodels.

With careful thought, preparation, and a good amount of creativity, you can make small but still really impactful changes to your space on a tighter budget.

And it’s far from kitschy.

New tile (and paint that looks like tile) completely transform this once-dated space.

In the most recent episode of “No Demo Reno,” the couple enlisted Jenn Todryk to help them give their house a few clean and simple upgrades.

This homeowner has some great advice for styling shelves.

No matter how handy you might consider yourself to be, DIY home projects are always an exercise in creativity, humility, and, of course, patience.

The results are warm and cozy, but still bright and inviting.

That plant shelf is probably pretty full already, but there’s always room for just one more.

And what should be left to the professionals, according to an HGTV expert.

Strategic wallpaper placement helped up the drama in this sophisticated dining room redo.

The project only cost $60.