Kitchen Remodel Ideas

Consider this one way to interpret expensive wallpaper. The after is unrecognizable.

This renter made big use of her small square footage.

“It feels like one big room now,” this homeowner says. Before, the 1977 kitchen felt cramped.

The after is pure sunshine.

Before, the fruit tiles, tan color scheme, and melamine cabinets were straight out of 1985.

Now, the DIYer says the kitchen “feels like walking into a giant hug.”

With a stylish solution for the existing wood cabinets!

This homeowner’s vision for her kitchen? “A classic farmhouse oasis.”

Plus, this first-time cabinet painter has some great DIY tips for getting the job done.

The homeowners kept costs down for this full renovation by using some clever workarounds.

Because the DIYers already owned the plywood and the base of the bench, the project was basically free.

The new modern farmhouse-style kitchen is filled with natural wood touches.

This tiny A-frame kitchen’s redo is timeless and small-space efficient.

You’ve heard of mid-century modern, but have you heard of modern-meets-mid-century? This kitchen redo is inspired by the ’60s but fit and functional for the 2020s.

“I always really wanted to add open shelving, but didn’t think it was possible because we were renting,” this DIYer says. Using about $200 worth of materials, she proved herself wrong.

The color combo makes this kitchen feel extra inviting.

“Since this was my first place I owned, I wanted to make the entire space feel like me,” this condo dweller says.

The new kitchen feels a lot more inviting.

“The budget for this kitchen refresh was really to spend as little as possible,” this DIYer says.

“I plan to stay in this place for some time, so the effort put in is worth it,” this renter says. His (totally removable!) updates cost $600.

The new cook space isn't just beautiful — its reimagined layout makes it more functional, too.

"Never underestimate the power of paint!" this homeowner says of her paint projects — including her countertops which look unrecognizable after a $125 project.

This renovation doubled the kitchen size and made the main bathroom feel way bigger, too.

的改造和创造一个独特的高和低space that doesn't break the bank, the homeowner says.

The extensive renovation project made this kitchen, last touched in the 1990s, more functional for a family.

The wishlist for this redo included more storage, better lighting, a larger sink, better ventilation, and a new backsplash.

DIYing as much as possible helped keep costs low, and allowed for splurges on bigger ticket items like appliances.

Proof that a small budget can make a big impact.

Visions of Paris inspired this cozy makeover.

The kitchen and home office both incorporate coastal elements in this sophisticated makeover.

Paint and peel-and-stick wallpaper played a major role in this makeover.

The new look is relaxed and inviting — perfect for the growing family that lives there.

Wait until you see the fridge.

Small-space tips and renter-friendly advice incoming!

Modern updates make the home feel fresh, but special details make it feel totally cozy, too.

"This house is a true '70s home with a very '70s kitchen," this designer says. "From the mustard linoleum floors, laminate counter tops, a huge fluorescent troffer light, and last but not least, the 'boob light,' this kitchen was practically screaming for a makeover."

This dining room bar feature goes from too-small to totally grand.

There's a lot more usable counter space now, too.

This budget-friendly overhaul features a few smart tricks worth making note of.

"As renters sometimes we feel powerless to improve our spaces," this apartment dweller says. She and her husband (and their landlord) came up with some quick fixes for this once-dated kitchen.

The space is bright and welcoming now — a far cry from the blah brown of before.

The previous owners made great small space-friendly decisions, and these two new proud new cabin owners took the project to the finish line.

In the latest episode of HGTV’s “Celebrity IOU".

A layout change meant this reno was a big undertaking — but it had an equally big payoff.

These homeowners kept their kitchen reno budget low by DIYing everything. Their cool concrete counters, for instance, only cost $200. Even more impressive? The redo took 10 days.

"Gosh, it's so hard to pick one thing that I love most," this homeowner says of the after. "I just love how the space feels. It is calming, bright, modern, minimal, and it makes me happy every time I walk into it."

A modern twist on a historic house.

A homeowner with virtually no construction experience redoes her kitchen to suit her tastes.

This homeowner calls her kitchen reno's style "modern eclectic." Her tile, color, counter, and floor choices work great together.

The builder-grade espresso-shade is long gone from this now-cheery and cozy kitchen.

A dresser in the kitchen?! This DIYer proves it's absolutely a good idea.

Some snazzy wallpaper and new paint do a lot to make this kitchen feel bigger and more inviting.

This kitchen redo is packed with plenty of small space inspiration.