Home Projects

"People can’t believe it’s IKEA," this DIYer says of her expensive-looking "after."

Updated surroundings give the existing fixtures a lot more shine.

After four months and $15,000, this kitchen looks like a work of art.

A color consultant discovered a bright cobalt blue Victorian fireplace boarded up in her 1890s home office — and it pulled the whole room together.

I never expected this product to work for me.

The new scalloped shelving is a must-see!

No walls were lost in this redo, but lots of light was gained.

When this couple moved in, they redid the guest bathroom with a geometric accent wall. Years later, they’ve learned a thing or two and decided to redo the space with bold, colorful details — completely DIYed.

The new color combos in the "after" are bold and unexpected but well-reasoned and well-executed.

The new terracotta-and-blue color scheme is like instant sunshine.

It's the first of its kind for the brand.

This vintage hutch was a diamond in the (gummy, painted-over) rough.

Working with her landlord’s permission, she made five simple swaps that changed everything about her kitchen.

This IKEA classic shows its versatility once again with a gorgeous, expensive-looking transformation.

An aunt created a brand-new, totally cute and chic bedroom for her niece that can change as her style and interests change.

The fireplace redo will make you do a double-take.

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

Goodbye, blue laminate countertops from the '80s.