Picking a paint color feels like a major commitment and, in my experience, never goes perfectly on the first try. The simple fact that paint samples look entirely different under the direct fluorescent lighting in the home improvement store is enough to drive a person mad. And even if you take that paint swatch home, there’s plenty of room for error.

A few well-executed DIY projects and cosmetic improvements have the power to transform your ordinary home into the dream home you've always envisioned, all while remaining incredibly budget-friendly. They can also cleverly conceal common mistakes that often occur in day-to-day living. When it comes to the ultimate DIY partner, look no further than Amazon. I've curated a selection of products that will take your home from unremarkable to extraordinary, all while keeping your budget in check.

Transforming your space from dull to dazzling with professional wallpaper is appealing, but it often comes with a hefty price tag and the challenge of application and removal. Whether you're a renter or hesitant to commit to traditional wallpaper, peel and stick wallpaper offers the look of the "real" thing while saving you time, mess, and money, thanks to its self-adhesive backing.

I knew I wanted to add some visual interest to the fireplace, specifically something that ran from the mantle shelf to the ceiling. These builder-grade fireplaces feel so unfinished to me and as someone who uses the fireplace weekly, I wanted to create something worthy of all the spotlight.

There’s something about the holiday season that makes me crafty… well craftier than usual. Over the years, we’ve tried a bunch of different crafts — some better than others, but these 12 are our favorites. You’ll find many of these DIYs around our house this time of year.

We were able to transform our tired kitchen in a stylish oasis for less than $300. It took a lot of elbow grease and almost a year, but we did it and we love it. See how we were able to refresh our kitchen and use our diy tips to renovate your kitchen.

HomebodyHQ has 1980s, off-white bathroom and they needed to go, but since a full reno wasn't in the cards, I found a budget-friendly way to give this little en suite bathroom a whole new look for less than $450.

We got married on August 29, 2020 after months of planning and replanning (thanks COVID). In the age of COVID, it can be so hard to find reliable vendors who you know will follow CDC guidelines and make your life easier. I wanted to share honest reviews of all the vendors we worked with in hopes of helping you plan your perfect day.