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“I know that painting a room dark is a big decision," this DIYer says.

Grab your paintbrush — and a coffee mug.

It took two tries to get the cabinet color right in this kitchen makeover — and the wait was worth it!

A “very dark, cold” living room transforms into a cozy kitchen. (Fireplace and all!)

Plus, there’s a wallet-friendly hack for adding some vintage charm back.

It’s counterintuitive, but he swears by it.

The original floors and ceilings shine.

It's a one-of-a-kind solution for skylights that were letting in a little *too much* light during naptime.

“I knew the pieces and parts that would make my space the most functional, and what extras I didn't really need in this small space,” the homeowner says.

“Everyone loves the surprise,” the renter says.

It costs under $5 and you can do it in under five minutes.

You can stay cool without spending a fortune.

From BILLY to IVAR, MALM to TARVA, these IKEA hacks are the best of the best.

"I’m regularly pinching myself when I see this total dream kitchen in my own home,” the homeowner says.

The goal was to design a home office that made this DIYer feel creative.

One DIYer felt her bathroom makeover wasn’t quite complete — until she added this.

It only costs a few dollars and makes your home look so expensive!

And the bold color is a must-see.

All it took was a can of paint and some elevated hardware.

“I love that I made it,” townhouse owner Nate says.

Gorgeous upcycles straight ahead!

Perfect timing!

The bedroom evolved in phases.

This is a DIY anyone can do.

Fluted texture and colorful knobs add even more flair.

It takes just 5 minutes — and you probably already have everything you need to do it, too.

“The original wall tiles were beautiful,” the DIYer says.

IKEA cabinets for the win — again.

The makeover uses three types of IKEA shelves to create a super practical storage wall.

This homeowner’s advice? Don’t be afraid to go bold.

The homeowner dreamed up some clever space-saving solutions, too.

So many project ideas!

“Don’t be afraid to try something you’ve never seen before,” the designer says.

It uses two ingredients you already have.

It doesn’t have to break the bank.

It’s the luxe-looking finish your cabinets are missing.

The after feels like "being inside a Himalayan salt lamp,” the homeowner says.

Now *that’s* how you do monochrome.

In a way, it’s the opposite of a Before & After!

Before tossing this stained chair, this DIYer tried one last solution — and it worked!

Follow this pro’s advice to turn your wall into a win.

It doubles down on rustic vibes.

Believe it or not, it doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg.

The tiles add a pop of color.

Absolutely ingenious!

The DIY cabinet pulls — plus other renter-friendly upgrades — are a must-see.

I took the lamp from “forgettable farmhouse” to “custom cottage.”

The built-in wardrobe hack only took one weekend and totally elevates the room.

Beat the heat this summer and beyond.

It’s not paint!

It's filled with extremely whimsical DIYs.

I wish I knew before I added it to my kitchen!

“I was looking for ways to get the elevated look for a fraction of the cost,” the DIYer says of her burl wood inspo.

The new tile feels much more era-appropriate.

The furniture is secondhand but so elevated.

If you’re going to be working, you might as well be working in style.

There’s a discount code, but it’s only active for the next week.

Goodbye, "dated" wood cabinets. Hello, totally chic ones.

Chronic procrastinators and perfectionists, this one’s for you.

“It feels just like a Palm Springs hotel, which was the exact vibe I was going for,” this DIYer says.

The wallpaper was a lucky find.

Do it right the first time and you won’t have to do it again — until you have a new favorite color, that is.

"I trust my sense of style," this homeowner says. And her bold color choices paid off.

Make your DIY a real “wow.”

The homeowner completed several first-time DIY projects.

Warning: It will be messy.

“I am in my 50s and just learned this.”

Every design element factors in day-to-day use.

You don’t need many tools, but you will definitely need a second set of hands.

It’s practically no-mess.

This kitchen was injected with life thanks to pops of bright colors, open shelving, and brand-new cabinets.

You don’t need much to get started with this craft — just a crochet hook, yarn, and a place to sit.