If you have laminate countertops, you don’t need to replace them for a new look. (Elizabeth Joan Designs)

Wallpaper is a great way to add design and style without breaking the bank. (Ashley@Biggerthanthethreeofus)

You’ll get rid of the cabinet door problem altogether and never have to paint anything. (Dans_le_Lakehouse)

It’s similar to painting, but you’re really just bring out the natural wood, and it’s harder to mess up. (Ashley Harding)

Granted, this DIYer skillfully painted her, but you can do the same thing with a stencil. (Sarah Schulner)

This is easy and will cost you the fraction of a tiled backsplash. (Amy)

If you have painting skills, you can try this for a lot less than actual subway tile. (Megan {TwoFeetFirst})

If you don’t want to see your dishes all the time, window film is a classy way to cover them up. (Carolann)

A great way to add some modding lighting with just a few supplies and steps! (Rob & Courtney M, Hometalk Team)

We love this idea so much, because it is so different. (Brenda @ Cozy Little House)

This Kitchen Aid got a whole new ‘do, and it was just with a bit of paint. (Stephanie Coon/Rehab to Fab)

Rustic? Bohemian? You decide with this stylish piece of useful decor. (Shanty2Chic)

Drill some holes in this standing wine rack for a cool look. (Becky at Flipping the Flip)

Who knew a $5 cleaning caddy could make your home so organized? (Karen Schravemade)

Your kitchen will look all pretty and charming with this on the wall. (Jamie Williams)

Imagine walking into your kitchen and seeing this sign. Isn’t that homey? (A Crafty Mix - Michelle)

It might not work for high-traffic areas, but it might work for that tiny spot in the corner. (Amanda C, Hometalk T (Amanda C, Hometalk Team)

This patterned design is like having a waterproof rug on your kitchen floor. (Janis.greener)

Your fridge will look newly upgraded, and you can take them off whenever you feel it’s gotten old. (Barn Tree Place)

Replace that yucky laminate countertop without actually doing any work. (Megan Poletti)

Buy some cheap wood knobs, Mod Podge them with paper, and voila! (APieceofRainbow)

Whatever the style, this small update makes a big impact in the kitchen. (D Lawless Hardware)

Keep your utensils above and your recipe books below. (FunkyJunk Interiors - Donna)

You can stow it away, bring it out, and even take it with you around the kitchen. (Red Cottage Chronicles)

We want one of these in every kitchen this year. (FunkyJunk Interiors - Donna)

All you need are some frames and candlestick holders to make this awesome tiered tray. (What Treasures Await)

Add your own personal touch and brighten up your kitchen! (Laura Locke)

Don't let your appliance stick out like a sore thumb, give it the makeover it deserves! (Elizabeth Joan Designs)

Just another cool thing you can make using a mason jar lid. (Jennifer & Kitty O'Neil)

Okay, so it’s prone to messes, but the overall effect is pretty cool. (Amanda C, Hometalk Team)