13 Stunning Ways To Upgrade Plain Closet Doors Without Removing Them
Closet doors take up a lot of visual real estate in a room, and with these 13 simple ideas, yours can go from plain to chic accent pieces without a major reno.
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Homeowner Gives Plain Tiles A Luxurious Custom Look With A Cheap Printer Hack
By using a printer and 11-cent tiles, this DIYer was able to save majorly on her kitchen backsplash. Specifically, she saved a potential 96% on the makeover.
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Put Down The Coffee Grounds: The Useful Scrap You Can Use As A Natural Wood Stain
There's no need for chemical dyes or expensive tints when you can create your own natural wood stain using a kitchen food scrap. Just boil, simmer, and strain.
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Goodbye Drawer Liners: The Clever And Free Hack To Replace Them
Not only is this hack free, but it also results in a more unique, attractive drawer liner that you can personalize to your aesthetic – here’s what to know.
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Hide Unsightly Concrete Blocks Under Your Deck (While Adding Storage)
There are so many uses for concrete blocks but until you need them, it'd be nice if they could be out of the way and out of sight. This deck DIY is a solution.
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Skip The Furniture Store And Easily DIY A Sleek Industrial Coffee Table Using Concrete Blocks
At around $2 each, concrete blocks are a super affordable way to build some new furniture, including a contemporary bespoke coffee table for your living room.
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Keep Things Sturdy: Use A Common Household Waste Item To Hold Cut Flowers
This common recyclable actually comes in handy for keeping your flower bouquet looking professional by supporting soft stems and droopy blooms.
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Turn Old Vinyl Blind Strips Into Cheaper DIY Paver Molds With A Clever Upcycle
Got some old vinyl blind strips that you have no idea what to do with? You can easily use them to make inexpensive paver molds for your garden.
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Home Gardener Ditches Fabric Curtains For A Natural, Home-Grown Alternative
Looking for a creative way to cover a window that doesn't involve tacky curtains or boring shades? It's time to turn your green thumb into a design tool.
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The New And Stylish IKEA Solution To Replace Boring PAX Closet Doors
Tired of staring at plain white IKEA closet doors with no personality? Zhuzh them up with a simple, affordable addition you can install yourself in minutes.
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Turn Old Wine Barrels Into Cheaper DIY Planters That Add A Rustic Touch To Your Garden
With a few power tools and precise measurements, you can turn an old wine barrel into two large planters. Barrels typically have a middle diameter of 28 inches.
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Step Aside, Boring Racks — Turn An Old Chair Into A More Rustic Way To Hang Towels
You don't have to settle for a big-box bore of a towel rack! Instead, upcycle an old chair into a unique, fresh, and easy to DIY towel hanger you'll love.
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You Don't Need A Bulky Mirror: There's An IKEA Solution To Save Space
IKEA has a solution for making more efficient use of the space in any room with a closet. It's especially useful for small rooms that need a full-length mirror.
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Use A Common Kitchen Scrap To Give Your DIY Natural Wood Stain A Blue-Green Hue
This kitchen scrap works great for a salad or slaw, but it can also naturally stain your woodwork. It's pH sensitive, so the key is to get the solution above 7.
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Keep Painter's Tape Straight With This Clever Trick
It can be tricky creating level lines with painter's tape while ensuring that it's smooth and secure, but a simple hack will keep your paint where you want it.
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The Affordable IKEA Solution To Replace Bulky Shelves
You're already planning a trip to IKEA, so make sure to be on the lookout for this incredible solution that will change the way you look at shelves.
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Turn An Old Crayon Into A Cheaper Way To Remove Hardwood Floor Heat Stains
You don't have to live with unsightly heat stains on your hardwood floor, and you don't have to reach for expensive solutions — use a crayon instead.
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Two Home Improvement Staples You Can Use Instead Of Painter's Tape
Possibly save a little money and get much cleaner lines when you paint on walls with this hack that is especially helpful for painting on bumpy surfaces.
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Your Gallery Wall Will Become The Bane Of Your Existence. Here's Why
Gallery walls are ubiquitous in home design, largely because they seem like a more accessible way to show off art — but they can be surprisingly costly.
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Everyone Owned It In The '20s — Now It's The Vintage Cast Iron Piece We Want As Table Decor
Next time you're thrifting, look for these special cast-iron pans that feature unique, distinctive patterns and shapes for bringing vintage decor to your home.
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The Shrub Gardeners Love For Privacy Quickly Forms A Dense And Versatile Hedge
Though it's a high-risk invasive plant, this strong-smelling flowering plant can act as a natural barrier to provide your yard with extra privacy.
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How Ina Garten Decorates Stellar Kitchen Shelves
From color choices to multipurpose decor, see how Ina Garten decorates her kitchen shelves in a way that's both functional and effortlessly chic.
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Turn An Old Pot Lid Into The Cutest, Woodland Bird Feeder
Ready to start feeding your backyard birds? You don't need to buy a new feeder. Start with an old pot lid and reuse seasonal items to DIY a fun one yourself.
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Not The Color Palette: The Overlooked Kitchen Detail That's Dating Your Home
When thinking of what to tackle first in a kitchen renovation project, color may be your answer. But there's something else to consider for timeless style.
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Upcycle An Old Pot Lid Into A Clever Addition To Your Craft Room Supplies
Your old pot lid doesn't need to be tossed just because it lost its complement. This design hack makes use of an old pot lid's shape and sturdy construction.
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The Vintage Glass Holder That Makes For Elegant Table Decor
A thrift-store find can bring vintage charm to your dining table without the cost of traditional decor, and its small size makes it easy to style.
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The Frank Lloyd Wright Home Design Technique That Americans Still Rely On Today
Why do some rooms feel so impressive the moment you walk in? It's called compression and release, a clever Frank Lloyd Wright technique you need to know about.
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