Sarah Everett is an Assistant Editor with a diverse writing portfolio, contributing to Apartment Therapy Media, Yahoo News, and School Library Journal. With a passion for home decor and design, Sarah specializes in sharing inspiring and budget-friendly makeover stories, as well as providing insightful book recommendations.
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Gorgeous upcycles straight ahead!
By: Sarah Everett
And the bold color is a must-see.
By: Sarah Everett
IKEA furniture looks great whether it's left as-is, modified a little with paint or new knobs, or used as the foundation for something totally custom.
By: Sarah Everett
Every little home improvement project counts — even in often-overlooked spots like the hallway.
By: Sarah Everett
Credit: Emily Haufler Credit: Emily Haufler Brick fireplaces can be total stunners, but depending on the color, age, and
By: Sarah Everett
Credit: Drew Scott, Lone Scott Credit: Drew Scott, Lone Scott
This 1910s bathroom (last remodeled in the 1980s) had a peeling ceiling, builder-grade finishes, and dull gray paint. Credit: Kristen French
This renter (and voiceover actress!) uses this 9-square-foot closet as her at-home recording studio. Credit: Lorin Zackular
Credit: Sandra Regalado Credit: Sandra Regalado There are plenty of ways to upgrade old furniture so you can get a fresh look without actually buying something new.
This DIYer wanted to add color to this wall at the bottom of her home's main staircase. “This is right in the entryway and the first thing people see,” she explains.
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