Small apartment before and after

A 525-square-foot Brooklyn apartment starts off as a bland, blank box, but gets a sweet, simple and stylish makeover.

This gut renovation took literal blood, sweat and tears to complete.

In the past couple years, we all spent an unprecedented amount of time in our homes. So no wonder so many people rolled up their sleeves and decided to either fix things that had been bugging them for too long to remember, or just go into full DIY renovation mode. And truth to be told, not everyone seems to have succeeded, as this previous article we published recently suggests.

A daring and dramatic 30-day transformation.

Today I'm psyched to finally be sharing some pictures of my new apartment! As you may know from previous posts, this is my third apartment since moving to New York City, and I'm back in the building where my first apartment was - again in a studio, but this time a corner unit with more

The only difference between these before-and-after shots is the decorating.

Sometimes room makeovers consist of “would-like-to-do” renovations, and sometimes property issues create the need for “must-do” renovations. When Josalyn Coleman (Hey There Toots) and her partner, Josh, moved into their 1954 home in 2018, they figured they’d test out their DIY abilities in their small “eyesore” of a laundry room, with its water heater tank, exposed plumbing lines, and rotted subfloor.

Covered in old carpet (even in the kitchen) and in need of a lot of work, Kira Cole wasn't deterred by the remodeling challenge of this condo.

I love a good "before and after" post, and this one doesn't disappoint! Joe and Michelle Carr completely renovated the 1921 300 sq. ft. home on their property in Oklahoma City, and turned it into a

The kitchen is so dramatically different!