15 DIY Home Projects You Can Do for Less Than $100
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Raffia Door Panels
The natural fibers of this lightweight fabric is both malleable and on trend. If you have an existing wardrobe or armoire, customize the doors with raffia fabric that's trimmed and fitted to the surface.
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Rattan Side Table
Need an accent table? Here's a quick fix: Take two household items—a round serving tray and planter—and bond them together into one piece of furniture. Our version has modern on-trend style: natural wood, and rattan with curved edges and a caged base.
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Radiator-Screen Organizer
Radiator covers are good for more than just beautifying an eyesore. With their graphic patterns and polished finishes, the inexpensive overlays can make a basic bulletin board look like a million bucks.
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Hand-Painted Tile Backsplash
Stripes, spots, and other hand-painted designs easily turn basic white tiles into a decked out backsplash that gives your kitchen an unexpected burst of character.
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Chalkboard Pantry Door
A coat of chalkboard paint turns your pantry door into a giant chalkboard, which makes it easy for you to pencil (err, chalk) in quick reminders of what to include on the shopping list for your next grocery run.
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Towel Rings
Here's a handy idea: A wooden ring, a strip of leather, and some hardware is all you need to keep a wall-mounted towel in reach at all times.
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Terrazzo Table
Need somewhere to put down that glass? Or maybe a new home for your lamp? Create the perfect side table for all that and more to be used indoors or outdoors, by upcycling a basic tray table, and incorporating cement and crushed colored glass to give it a fresh new look.