Savannah West

Any guesses?

Not only did she let the architecture of her individual doors and drawers dictate her cuts and coverage, but she also decided to go totally random with her pattern.

If you've been trying to figure out where to put your growing plant collection, this is a great option.

When you’re working with a small or dated space, finding good-looking kitchen storage solutions might seem tricky, but trust me, you can do it. If you need more room for cookbooks or a few key serving or prep pieces, a narrow, shallow bookshelf may be the perfect solution. For others who want easier access to cooking items and dinnerware without spending any money, removing upper cabinet doors can be a great option.

One renter has found a way to create open shelving without actually having to mount or install a thing.

It's the perfect place to store serving boards, towels, and oven mitts.

A brilliant solution to a studio apartment's lack of cabinetry.

That aren't walls or cabinets!

When it comes to revamping your kitchen, you really don’t have to do a full renovation to see a drastic change.

It's been right in front of you this whole time.

Display dishes and plants without taking up any counter space!

It's definitely going to waste right now.

If you like to entertain, this could help you!

Apparently the space was originally supposed to be a bedroom!

Not happy with your gallery wall? Here's where things went wrong.

No need to take up all of your counter space!

The hood over the stove is awesome.

That painted fridge!

"The purple was such a daring choice ..."

The kitchen is now big enough for TWO islands!

The tiled floors, though!

This just might be the ultimate boho backyard!

It used to look totally thrown together. Now, it's super glam!

We wish all doors looked like this!

The most expensive part of the whole project cost just $450. The lest expensive part cost $0!

You could totally pull it off in your own kitchen, too.

It's totally grandma chic!

This renter had a dream patio ... it was just hidden under a bunch of overgrown foliage.

The DIY project brought the 1920s kitchen back to its original charm!

You absolutely do not need to hang onto anything in this category.

This kitchen was nothing a little paint couldn't fix!

It'll only cost you $16.

The color! The wallpaper! The lighting!

The before was nice, but the after is absolutely stunning.