Save space in your home, and create a bedroom under the stairs for the family dog.

Rather than vacuum or use a dustpan to clean up the crumbs and other scraps on the floor, this special baseboard will be a huge time-saver. Just use a broom, and this will suck up all the debris!

Create a unique feel to the living room by making it “sink.” It’s an elegant design that creates a space within a space.

Tired of separating your delicates from the other clothes? Install a sink with jets in the laundry room so that you can wash your delicates while you wash your other clothes. Talk about being efficient!

Cover the walls in your attic with cloud/sky-like wallpaper. Then put pillows all over the floor to create an awesome nap environment.

Why should the space below the stairs go to waste? Add a pull-out storage unit underneath the stairs!

Build the bunk beds directly into the walls for a more classy and sophisticated feel.

Install accordion windows for easy open and close. This is perfect for the kitchen, as it lets you air out any unwanted odors and provides a warm, cool breeze while you cook!

Find unused space and create a cozy, comfortable nook to take a nap or read a book.

If you don’t want to create a nook with unused space, try to create a small office.

Two is always (usually) better than one. In this case, two dishwashers saves you so much time. Alternate between the two so that you always have clean dishes readily available.

Create a lounge chair in the shower for a relaxing experience.

Don’t just settle for a small playhouse. Go all out with a tree mansion!

A walk-in shower is much easier to maintain and manage since you don’t have to deal with debris on the glass doors of a normal shower.

Transform an unused into a pub shed, a she shed, or a greenhouse.

Create a book shelf underneath the staircase.

Maximize every possible space. This is genius!

This is super creative, and it gives you a relaxation space, as well a bed room.

Always wanted that “secret” room from the movies? Try this out!

Chores just got so much easier.

Fall asleep under the stars

If you are cooking up a feast, then this could be really useful. Pull out a hidden cabinet for some extra space.

Talk about peaceful!

Add a small deck to the master bedroom for a vacation getaway-like experience at home.

Space efficient and perfect for the winter months!

Hanging a painting by some hinges to your wall is the perfect way to hide a thermostat box.

Hang a plastic pocket shoe organizer in your pantry, and fill it with snack items. This will cut down on the number of boxes you have to fit in your pantry and utilizes a space that wasn’t being previously used.

Use a pair of fuzzy socks instead of buying Swiffer pads. You can toss this one in the wash and keep reusing it.

You can ball up some aluminum foil and use it in place of dryer sheets.

Place two coat hangers about 6 inches apart, and hang your ironing board from it.

These babies can work miracles in your home, especially if you live in a place where you can’t put holes in the walls. There are pretty much endless things you can do with Command Hooks, but they work great for storage like hanging bibs from behind the highchair or using them to hang your curling iron.

If you buy in bulk and can’t stand the sight of those gigantic detergent bottles, you can put it in one of those fancy glass drink dispensers to make your laundry room look neat and classy.

After you’re done painting a room, make sure you save a little bit of paint in a baby jar and have it on hand for when you need to make a touch-up.

Mail organizers or magazine holders are a perfect place to store flip flops and flats.

Are there always water bottles rolling out of your cabinets every time you open them? Store them in an over-the-door shoe organizer, and they’ll always stay in place.

Place a storage rod on the inside of your shower and hang stuff from it for extra storage.

Use shower curtains to hang your pants so they take up less room in your closets or drawers.

Cut a foam pool noodle in half, and screw it to your wall to prevent your doors from scratching your walls.

Place a key inside a prescription bottle or camera film case and glue a pinecone or a rock to the top of it. You can hide it by burying it into the ground with the pinecone sticking out.

A squeegee can be used to remove pet hair from carpets and upholstery. If you like this article, Pin it to save it for later, or please SHARE it with your friends and family.

Glue a magnet to the bottom of your hammer so you don’t have to always search for nails or hold those dirty things in your mouth.

A backsplash in your kitchen or bathroom is an easy way to instantly make a room feel updated, vibrant, and classy. What’s even better is that you don’t need to apply each tile one by one anymore, there are sheets of faux tile available that are super easy to install. Some are even self-adhesive.

Transform a boring one-colored wall into a beautiful eye-catcher by simply adding some stripes. In this DIY project, you can create stripes as thick or thin as you want and in any color you want – the possibilities are endless! Plus, that boring wall is now turned into a piece of art.

Crown molding can add a ton of character to any room in your home. However, installing it doesn’t have to be a pain. Popular Mechanics has step-by-step instructions on how to install crown molding in your home in just a few simple steps.

When you have a small room or space, having a door that swings open can take up valuable space. But if you install sliding barn doors instead, problem solved! Head over to DIY Joy for the tutorial on how to install your own.

During warmer months, wouldn’t it be nice to prop open your front or back door without letting in any critters? Install a screen door to allow air flow all while using recycle products with minimal effort. Designer Trapped shows you how.

Switch out your ugly, dated kitchen cabinets for ones with a glass front. It gives your kitchen a clean, beautiful look, with the illusion of extra space. Of course, you’ll want to make sure you have dishes and glassware you want to show off!

Here’s another great idea for when you are working with limited space – a roll-out pantry! This DIY pantry can slide in between the tightest of spaces – like that space between your fridge and the wall or a small crevice between your stove and cabinets.

Popcorn ceilings are so dated and if you accidentally touch them? There are bits and pieces everywhere! Hide that ugly popcorn by installing wood planks or tiles over them for an instant and beautiful upgrade.

Much like crown molding, baseboards can completely transform a room. But, if they’re too thin, they can almost look cheap or cheesy. Instantly ‘thicken’ them up by following the tutorial at The House Of Smiths.

Most of us don’t think of concrete as being beautiful, but in the right application, like for your kitchen countertops – it can be absolutely gorgeous. A Beautiful Mess explains how they did theirs.

Another popular feature in a lot of older homes with two floors are oak banisters. Although they’re functional – they aren’t very pretty. Luckily, that can be fixed with a little bit of sanding and some stain.

Linoleum! Yuck! The only place you should ever see this awful material is in school cafeterias or institutions – not your home! Luckily, it’s super easy to remedy with a bit of paint and creativity. Pick your favorite colors or designs and have fun with it!

The front of your house and your front door are one of the first things that guests will notice upon visiting your home. If the step to your door is chipped and weathered, it can make the whole facade of the house look dingy. Two Feet First has instructions on how to fix this eyesore.

The standard mirror in an apartment or home might be just that – a standard mirror. Often hung using simple plastic clips. Upgrade your bathroom mirror by adding a beautiful frame using the same pieces of wood that you would for baseboards – cut to the size and length of your mirror.

The standard mirror in an apartment or home might be just that – a standard mirror. Often hung using simple plastic clips. Upgrade your bathroom mirror by adding a beautiful frame using the same pieces of wood that you would for baseboards – cut to the size and length of your mirror.