Looking to use those pallets taking up space in your garage? With some simple tools and supplies, you can DIY a vertical herb garden complete with plant labels.
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Large planters don't come cheap. Thankfully, you can make your own using paper destined for the trash, along with concrete, Styrofoam, and a plastic flower pot.
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A porch swing is the perfect summer hang out spot, but you don't have to spend a fortune — in fact, you can DIY your own with some wood pallets.
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You don't have to settle for a run-of-the-mill birdbath. You can use a cheap hummingbird feeder, among other supplies, to build an eye-catching alternative.
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This freestanding DIY toilet paper holder makes for the perfect way to hold your TP without having to drill holes in a wall or leave it open on the toilet.
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Don't toss out those old metal yard chairs, turn them into a bird bath instead! This easy DIY is inexpensive, simple to do, and will add a bit of rustic charm.
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A collage wall can be a challenge to put together, but with the right combination of textures, sizes, and personal effects, you can have a truly unique display.
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Wicker baskets are a decorative way to organize your bits and bobs, but you can amp up the aesthetics with an adorable and easy DIY upgrade.
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Don't throw out frying pans that are all scratched up; instead, spruce them up and upcycle them into a tiered toiletry and makeup organizer for your bathroom.
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Pizza pans can be as small as 6 inches or as large as 16 or 18 inches. Size is part of the customization of this lid DIY, which turns planter pots into storage.
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There are few things more whimsical than a tea party. If you're hosting such an event at home, make it feel authentic with some DIY vintage-look servingware.
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With these basic materials (which you can find in recycling), you can create a one-of-kind décor to welcome fall. Hang the DIY on the porch or above a mantel.
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This adorable DIY fairy house will bring a little whimsy to any room, and it's so much fun to customize. It can even be turned into a magical lighting fixture.
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Terrariums are a brilliant way to neatly contain houseplants, but they can look a bit boring. Spice them up and match them to your existing decor with this DIY.
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Most pantry doors are considered functional rather than decorative kitchen fixtures. Here's an easy DIY wood project that will disguise the door's dull design.
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Looking to update your countertops without a major remodel? From ways to update laminate, refresh tile, or install an overlay, here are some clever coverings.
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It's easy to DIY a garden bench with beginner woodworking skills and some supplies you already have or can get for free, following these easy instructions.
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Regular ol' curtain rods are pretty boring. Decorative finials are the best we get. Switch your rods out for a wooden rack you can likely find while thrifting.
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Don't be quick to toss that empty Pringles can. With this DIY hack, you can use the Pringles can to create unique and eye catching home decor.
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Commercial wood stains emit harmful VOCs when wet. Avoid the safety issues by DIYing your own stain using a vegetable that's probably in your fridge right now.
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If you want to add a bird bath to your yard, but you don't have one, you might find the budget-friendly, DIY solution hidden in your kitchen pantry.
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An outgrown crib doesn't have to end up in the attic. With some deconstruction and clever add-ons, you can turn it into swinging patio seating.
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Acoustic panels help to absorb sound and reduce echoing in your space. With this DIY, you can hang the foam panels while still having pretty art on display.
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Work smarter, not harder. Better than a manual screwdriver, this Amazon option lets your hands and wrists rest while it does the work for you.
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Toilet paper tubes have many uses in the home, and this DIY project is no exception. Here, you use the tube to keep that roll of trash bags within easy reach.
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Got an old metal casserole holder hidden away in the back of your kitchen cupboard? Haul it out! You can use it in your bathroom to take control of the clutter.
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Kitchen rags are small, plentiful, and can quickly clutter a cabinet or drawer. Create a rolled-up rag organizer with six toilet paper tubes and some glue.
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