Room makeovers

How did I transform this outdated rental kitchen with $150 and 4 simple steps? Watch the full renter-friendly kitchen makeover.

We're back with another renter-friendly kitchen makeover on a budget (under $500). This time we're going all in with this colorful, patternful, maximalist tropical dream for comedian Debra Digiovanni. But to make it come to life, we had to come up with some clever renter-friendly workarounds. (We didn't just contact paper the cabinets—we transformed them with paintable wallpaper).

Simple and easy DIY bathroom makeover with peel-and-stick wallpaper. See how we made this blue tropical glam dream a reality.

Vintage corner http://bit.ly/2V0wYkd

This week I’m going full Marie Antoinette by creating a wall of gold mirrors to fill up my blank and boring dining wall. If you’re inspired by this easy accent wall idea, grab your spraypaint and get gold-ing ;)

If you live in a small studio, you’re not alone. This week we’re tackling a tiny apartment makeover with a small budget and a few renter-friendly DIY decor hacks. See how we transformed my friend Andrew’s studio into a cozy space that is just as nice as the Dodger’s dugout.

In this epic renter-friendly kitchen makeover, we do a little DIY to completely transform a dated, dark, and dull kitchen with hardware, contact paper cabinets, paint, and peel-and-stick floor tiles. Watch us make this transformation happen (with only a few meltdowns).

Colorful boho desert makeover for a Joshua Tree Airbnb.

This week we’re turning my living room coat closet into a cute, cozy office space. With some renter-friendly wallpaper, DIY lighting, and a cat that just won’t stop, it’s another fun office makeover adventure. How many moments of hell are there? You’ll have to watch to find out.

I turned this neutral room into a bold, bright, and beautiful maximalist dream with disco balls, furniture flips, and more. Watch how I did it, and get inspired to get rid of the gray in your life.

Calm interiors in the bedroom can comfort us and help us feel at ease. Thankfully, creating a calming atmosphere at home isn’t hard to achieve with Ruggable machine washable rugs

If you want to sass up your plain walls, but you can't paint or apply peel-and-stick wallpaper, Washi tape is your new best friend. Why? Because she comes in all sorts of sizes, costs $3, and can be removed instantly. That's why I'm showing you five easy (and quick) patterns to create DIY renter-friendly wallpaper.