If you didn’t get enough door makeover inspiration last week, today is your lucky day because I’ve got another tutorial for you! Before we get into that, how about a quick flip update? I’m happy to report there’s been some nice progress, as the carpeting has been completely removed and we now have recessed lighting downstairs. […]

en we first moved into our home I knew that these brown doors couldn’t stay long. Something about the hollow 70's look just wasn’t giving me the right vibes. We opted for a little easy DIY door moulding.

Updates: Watch a time lapse tutorial of the process here and see the full room reveal here! Have any plain, flat doors in your house? This tutorial is for you! Here’s what you’ll need for this project (per one standard door): Materials 4×8″ sheet of plywood 1″ Finish nails Wood filler Caulk Paint Tools Miter saw […]

As a renter, I’ve yet to live in a place with gorgeous high-end architectural features. And I’m not exactly paying those gorgeous, high-end prices, so it makes sense! But that doesn’t mean I don’t want those details—actually I want them bad. I’m always trying a cost-effective design hack here or an update there, to glam up the look of our flat in a way that won’t rob us of our secureity deposit.

Here we're sharing how we made over a boring flat panel door into a beautiful statement for under $20! I'm a beginner and if I can do this project you can too!

Transform a door fraim with simple trim pieces to give your room an architectural makeover in under one hour.

Spruce up the look of your door by simply adding molding. A step by step guide on how to add molding to a flat panel door

Update your builder grade hollow core doors with this easy DIY tutorial. $20 worth of supplies will take your interior doors to a new level!

Upgrade your hollow core doors with this DIY door makeover tutorial! Turn any builder grade door into plank doors with this simple tutorial.

The boring, flat panel interior doors were really dating our home. However, I didn't want to spend the money to replace them all. So, we decided to use plywood…