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DIY home inspo for your fall refresh

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Fall in love with your house all over again.
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Fall is in the air, and we’re feeling revived. Anyone else? If cooler temps (and hot coffee) have you ready to get creative and start a project or two, you’re not alone.

Whether you want to go big and boost your home’s value or just spruce things up before the holidays, it’s a great time to get started.

10 small ways to start

From replacing your cabinet knobs + drawer pulls to finally cleaning out your gutters, there are many ways to boost comfort and value without breaking the bank.

Here are 10 low-lift, high-impact ideas, all under $100.

Getting cooking

When you think about home renovations, which room comes to mind first? For many, it’s the kitchen, and for good reason — upgrades can go a long way, both for your own enjoyment and your home’s selling potential.

Hungry for inspo? The National Kitchen & Bath Association’s annual Kitchen Design Trends report is a great resource. Here’s what’s in for 2025:

Statement colors for backsplashes, islands, cabinets, and walls
Biophilic design, aka bringing the outdoors in (think: large windows for natural light + herb gardens)
Multifunctional appliances and mood lighting

Making it happen

Considering major renovations? Even if you plan to DIY, the costs can add up. Luckily, there are options out there, like HELOCs (Home Equity Lines of Credit) and Equity Sharing Home Loans.

Learn more about these options and see what your monthly payment could look like below.

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