Transformational Home Decor DIY Projects That Will Blow Your Mind

Ahh. Grass shrubs for stools and indoor balcony gardens. Those are only two of the DIY projects you'll see here. But my favorite has to be the "An ocean in a bottle". Something about it awakens my inner child.

Green stools.

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Grass is pretty comfortable. Why not make wrap it around some stools? This might be best for a bar setting outdoors. My next question is how much still is required to trim these with the weed whacker.

Wooden candle holders.

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When Martha's friend was creating candles, one of them look a little bit like wood. So the thought "Why don't I just make a candle holder from real wood." Pretty neat result.Martha Stewart did a video showing how this one is done.

Moss made beautiful.

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This looks like total mush until it's artistically splayed on the wall. Once it's grown out it looks fantastic. Here's a quick tutorial on how to do it from Apartment Therapy.

Pringles can flower vase.

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Don't throw that Pringles can out so quickly.. You can turn it into one of these neat flower vases. Just grab some LeakSeal Flexible rubber coating and pray it over the can. Then roll the can in some fancy rocks.

Starry night bedroom walls.

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Mike Galloway created this effect using fiber optics and even set up a remote control to switch the lights on and off. Check out the video tutorial at the instructables site.

The attic tree.

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This really gives the room an earthy feeling. All you need is some paint and a ladder. Maybe a little creativity when it comes to getting the ceiling to look this way.

Black rock shower walls.

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This reminds me of those really nice spas with a kind of earth and zen feel. Check out the instructions here.

Indoor lemon trees.

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When life gives you lemons, make sure they came from your indoor trees. After all, they're organic and add some beautiful bright yellow to the space. Here are some instructions to make this work.

Wooden birch pole mosaic.

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This effect is created by taking birch pole stubs and slicing them into disks. Making sure the wall has a color that works with the wood you can glue those right on. Here are the full instructions.

Indoor balcony garden.

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The sunlight from the ceiling really brings this balcony to life.

An ocean in a bottle.

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This is a stunning experiment that anyone can do at home. It's especially useful for distracting children who need something to focus on for a little while. Here's some instructions to make one yourself.

Grass table.

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This is for those that really, really love a picnic in the grass. One perk that comes to mind is not needing any placemats on this kind of table surface.

Granite black tile fountain.

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I get a mystical feeling just looking at this beautiful stone fountain.

The hanging chandelier garden.

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This is kind of like a chandelier jungle. All that's needed to maintain it is pouring a little water from the top of the plant holder and gravity will do the rest. Here's how to make one of your own.

Wall hangers.

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Planks of wood. Some colorful string. Maybe some thin pins. Seems pretty simple and amazingly useful. Now there can be a place for your keys, chargers, and sunglasses to live. Here are the instructions.

Wire frame Accessory rack.

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Grab a nice frame and staple the wire frame to the back of it. Check out how Sada Lewis made it here.