The Best DIY Home Hacks, According To 16 Influencers
Written by Mélanie Berliet
Updated 11/03/19
Emily Henderson
DIY home hacks are incredibly rewarding. Not only do they solve real design problems like clutter and disorganization, but they tend to be budget-friendly solutions to such predicaments. Who doesn't love a DIY shortcut that saves you money and makes your home more beautiful simultaneously? The following tips to tricking out your living space without breaking the bank will make you smile, and help you transform your house from "meh" to "wow.
Written by Mélanie Berliet
Updated 11/03/19
Emily Henderson
DIY home hacks are incredibly rewarding. Not only do they solve real design problems like clutter and disorganization, but they tend to be budget-friendly solutions to such predicaments. Who doesn't love a DIY shortcut that saves you money and makes your home more beautiful simultaneously? The following tips to tricking out your living space without breaking the bank will make you smile, and help you transform your house from "meh" to "wow.
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| The Best DIY Home Hacks, According To 16 Influencers |
Emily Henderson
DIY home hacks are incredibly rewarding. Not only do they solve real design problems like clutter and disorganization, but they tend to be budget-friendly solutions to such predicaments. Who doesn't love a DIY shortcut that saves you money and makes your home more beautiful simultaneously? The following tips to tricking out your living space without breaking the bank will make you smile, and help you transform your house from "meh" to "wow."
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@em_henderson — Leveling Up
@em_hendersonhttps://www.instagram.com/em_henderson/
"I like the idea of 'leveling up' when DIYing. What I mean is taking something and making it better as opposed to making something out of thin air. I love doing things like painting an old thrifted piece of furniture and adding new hardware or putting a fun trim on a simple, cheap curtain panel. It's super easy but has a big impact." — Emily Henderson
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@thejoshuatreehouse — Eucalyptus
@thejoshuatreehousehttps://www.instagram.com/thejoshuatreehouse/
"We love getting a bundle of eucalyptus at our weekend farmer’s market and hanging it from our shower head. The scent is incredible and elevates our shower both aesthetically and experientially." — Sara & Rich Combs
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@graceatwood — Adhesive Shelves
@graceatwood
"Command ledges in the bathroom! I don't have a medicine cabinet and they've saved my life (evidence here)." — Grace Atwood
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@graceatwood — Adhesive Shelves
@graceatwood
"Command ledges in the bathroom! I don't have a medicine cabinet and they've saved my life (evidence here)." — Grace Atwood
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@bobbyberk — Repurposing Rooms
@bobbyberkhttps://www.instagram.com/bobbyberk/
"Just because your dining room is technically called your dining room it doesn’t mean that you can’t swap it with your family room furniture and turn it into a hangout space. We recently moved into our new place and we played a few musical chairs with our furniture until we found the right spots for everything. What once was an entry area became our living room lounge area and what was once used as a living room became a big open dining area. Don’t be afraid to move things around and use your home in the best way possible for you." — Bobby Berk
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@bobbyberk — Repurposing Rooms
@bobbyberkhttps://www.instagram.com/bobbyberk/
"Just because your dining room is technically called your dining room it doesn’t mean that you can’t swap it with your family room furniture and turn it into a hangout space. We recently moved into our new place and we played a few musical chairs with our furniture until we found the right spots for everything. What once was an entry area became our living room lounge area and what was once used as a living room became a big open dining area. Don’t be afraid to move things around and use your home in the best way possible for you." — Bobby Berk
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@lovelyindeed — Clothespins
@lovelyindeed
"We have the simplest but most effective coat closet hack! Hang one or two lengths of cotton cord across the inside of your coat closet door and line it with clothespins. Use the clothespins to pin up all your winter hats and gloves. You'll never have another glove go missing!" — Chelsea Foy
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@apartment_34 — Ikea Hacks
@apartment_34
"While I’m not one to do a lot of DIYs, I’m a huge fan of the IKEA hacks that are now on the market. Sites like Semihandmade let you customize Ikea pieces in ways that look custom." — Erin Hiemstra
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@bradytolbert — Dimmers
Photo by Tessa Neustadt for Brady Tolbert
"The first thing I did as soon as I moved into my apartment was to add dimmers to all of the light switches. I can’t tell you what a huge difference it makes in the way a room feels. Not to mention, it only costs a few bucks and it really isn't difficult to do it yourself." — Brady Tolbert
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@bradytolbert — Dimmers
Photo by Tessa Neustadt for Brady Tolbert
"The first thing I did as soon as I moved into my apartment was to add dimmers to all of the light switches. I can’t tell you what a huge difference it makes in the way a room feels. Not to mention, it only costs a few bucks and it really isn't difficult to do it yourself." — Brady Tolbert
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@thecraftedlife — DIY Artwork
Photo by Mary Costa for The Crafted Life
"Make your own wall art! If you don't have the budget just yet for art, that doesn't mean you have to go without. You can make beautiful pieces with just a few simple tools. A matted frame will elevate your work and you can grab them at Ikea for under $10." — Rachel Mae Smith
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@thecraftedlife — DIY Artwork
Photo by Mary Costa for The Crafted Life
"Make your own wall art! If you don't have the budget just yet for art, that doesn't mean you have to go without. You can make beautiful pieces with just a few simple tools. A matted frame will elevate your work and you can grab them at Ikea for under $10." — Rachel Mae Smith
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Lia Griffith — Paper Plants
@liagriffith
"Making paper plants that look real or even sculptural. They always look fresh and green!" — Lia Griffith
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Lia Griffith — Paper Plants
@liagriffith
"Making paper plants that look real or even sculptural. They always look fresh and green!" — Lia Griffith
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@handmadecharlotte — Beeswax
@handmadecharlotte
"I love using beeswax in our home, so I'll often end up buying a whole bunch of it in bulk and turning it into DIY candles. We burn them all around the house because of the natural cleaning power of beeswax—it's seriously amazing!" — Rachel Faucett
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@organize_it — Smart Sheet Storage
@organize_it
"My favorite home hack would be placing your sheet sets into their matching pillowcases. The linen closet tends to be one of the most overlooked spaces in your home. This is a simple yet efficient solution." — Rivka Davidowitz
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@organize_it — Smart Sheet Storage
@organize_it
"My favorite home hack would be placing your sheet sets into their matching pillowcases. The linen closet tends to be one of the most overlooked spaces in your home. This is a simple yet efficient solution." — Rivka Davidowitz
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@clutterhealing — Spray Paint
Photo by Juliana Slemenda for Clutter Healing
"We've restored old hairpin leg planters, revived picture frames and made plastic Ikea shelf brackets look like expensive metal beauties all with the help of spray paint. Never underestimate the power of a little paint!" — Lili Pettit
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@clutterhealing — Spray Paint
Photo by Juliana Slemenda for Clutter Healing
"We've restored old hairpin leg planters, revived picture frames and made plastic Ikea shelf brackets look like expensive metal beauties all with the help of spray paint. Never underestimate the power of a little paint!" — Lili Pettit
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@heywanderer — Custom Shelves
@heywanderer
"One of the easiest and most useful DIYs you can do is shelving. Buying shelves can be expensive, and sometimes you have a specific need or dimension and you can’t find what you are looking for. So if you do-it-yourself, then you can get exactly what you need for a lot less money." — Casey Freeman + Savannah McNeill
@talirothdesigns
"I am a little crazy for IKEA. My favorite hack is to hang the Besta wall units side by side along a wall and use unique or bespoke hardware to make it feel more lux. I also have been known to order store-bought curtains and unpick the hems and straighten them with a hair straightener to get them to fit a space without having to go custom hahaha." — Tali Roth
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@ohsolovely_blog — Open Shelving
@withinthegrove
"You can build and hang open shelving very easily and inexpensively. We cut and stained our own wood shelves and hung them on the wall with spray-painted brackets from a hardware store. We did four shelves in our kitchen for about $60, and always get a lot of compliments on them." — Audrey Kuether
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