Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member Seefree from the Su Casa group:

My kids are in a Halloween frenzy, and it's rubbed off on me! Instead of hosing down the house with generic store-bought decor, we're focusing on a few spaces, using DIY projects. The mantel is one of the easiest places to showcase a new holiday.

Keep reading for another cool Halloween mantel decorating photo

Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member cberisic from the Su Casa group:

Why, yes, I have a love for polka dots! So when it came time to redo an old tray that I found in a thrift store, I sprayed on some white glossy paint, grabbed a pencil with a nice round eraser, dipped it in some black paint, and got to dotting! It was a quick and simple project that added a bit of pizzazz to the piece.

Head on over to Made2Style for before and after pictures! 

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member TheRoomStylist from the Su Casa group:

I've been in search of a small dresser or desk that would work in my master bathroom to house all my make-up and hair stuff. Recently, I came across this cute dresser at a local antiques store for $40 and refinished it this past weekend.

For more details, check out my blog, The Room Stylist.

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member Ourfifthhouse from the Su Casa group:

I love to read, so I decided to turn an unused corner of my bedroom into a reading nook where I can curl up and get lost in the pages of a good book.

Now all this momma needs to do is find the time, the peace, and the quiet.  That sounds easy enough right? For more details visit on how to achieve this look visit her blog, Our Fifth House.

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member h2urHome from the Su Casa group:

We've recently been having a major drought in Indianapolis, but last Thursday we had a major 15-minute rain and wind storm, which resulted in my coffee table breaking into pieces. I have to admit I wasn't so sad it happened.

I decided to buy a sturdy piece of second hand furniture and paint it. This is what I found.

I primed the piece and then used some leftover paint I had in my garage. After I painted it I decided it needed something else, so I added one of Martha Stewart's stencils and added some white paint to the green paint I already used on the base of the table. I love the result!

If you'd like to see more of this project please feel free to head on over to House To Your Home.

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member ourfifthhouse from the Su Casa group:

I'd been dreaming of painting the interior doors in my family/living room for. like. ever. I just kept chickening out, worried that maybe I'd regret my decision to paint them. In the end I'm so glad I decided to follow my instincts — after all it's just paint. If I tire of the black I can always repaint . . . but I don't think I'll be tiring of the black any time soon.  

Head on over to Our Fifth House for before and after pictures! 

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member h2urHome.

This is one of those rooms that seemed to take forever to finally finish — that is, if I ever really thought any of my rooms were actually finished!

We moved into our new home a few years ago, and I knew one of the first projects I wanted to tackle was my laundry room. Other than a utility sink that was falling apart, the room was empty.

Here's a little corner of the room. Notice the two-toned paint treatment that didn't match the walls.

Here's the corner now . . .

Keep reading for another reveal from this renovation project

Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member shalinirajkumar from the Su Casa group:

Our bedroom recently received a mini-makeover.

Here's how it looked before:

Keep reading to see the bedroom's transformation.

Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member Seefree from the Su Casa group:

When Summer rolls around, I love adding bright pops of color . . . especially in our backyard. I was dying to try out the RustOleum Farm Equipment line of spray paint, so I decided my basic white Ikea pots were the best guinea pig!

Since it's intended for farm equipment, I think it can handle the wear-and-tear of my back patio. The super-high-gloss finish gives it a strong, lacquered look . . . perfectly cheery and Summer-ready!

Check out the full tutorial at Hi Sugarplum!

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Here's a post from Sarah, who shared this dresser makeover with the CasaSugar Community.

There's an old, crumbling mosque behind my apartment building. One day my partner and I were walking by, and saw this dresser outside. It was in pretty good shape — all the woodwork was fine, it seemed sturdy and like it had probably just been sitting unused in a community room for a while. Ugly as heck though — it was an off-putting yellow, with some bronzey-goldish trim. The handles were dangling off, at least one was quite bent out of shape, and someone had taped the doors shut with masking tape because they were missing a latch. Neither of us is one to pass on free furniture, so we dragged it around the block and upstairs (it's quite a beast) and set to work.

I chose this light blue in semigloss (Benjamin Moore's "Old Pickup Blue") because it's a lighter version of our kitchen curtains, because I thought a light color would be a good contrast to the dark handles, and because we both like blue. We kept the original handles/drawer pulls, and my partner managed to fix the bent one and replace the inner latch on the doors. I'm pretty happy with how it came out. Thanks, neighborhood mosque!

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member Seefree from the Su Casa group:

I had a package of sisal rope from the hardware store burning a hole in my craft bin, waiting for the perfect project. One day my plain cork trivets (from Ikea for $1 each) caught my eye. Less than an hour later, they were no longer plain!

See how I transformed them at Hi Sugarplum!

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member theroomstylist in the Su Casa group:

I brought this old wood armchair back to life for less than $25! The chair cost me $17 at a local used furniture shop, I used some leftover fabric for the seat and sprayed the exposed wood with white spray paint.

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member lindazbraden in the Su Casa group:

Just in time for the approaching Summer, I gave my screen porch an overhaul. Unfortunately, during the Winter months it becomes the catchall for garbage and boxes and projects gone wrong. But last week I cleared away the debris, gave it a good wash-down, and added form, function, and style.

You can see more at It All Started With Paint.

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member stephaniepoli from the Su Casa group:

With more beach days on the horizon I decided to give our living room a seaside refresh. I created a series of little vignettes, incorporating graphic and natural elements. Shades of coral, blue, and gold lend themselves well to an otherwise neutral room palette.

I love decorating with plates. I scored these graphic nautical melamine ones from Michael's for a dollar each. They remind me of these ones from Thomas Paul. For more photos and details of this space, visit my blog Love & Lace.

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member MonteSu from the Su Casa group:

I don't like corridors — I think they are a waste of space. In Spain, where I live, bedrooms are tiny, and flats are full of corridors. Here, I used the space in front of the kitchen to keep all the spices and some little antiques I have. At the moment, I took away the door, but in the future, I will knock down the wall of the kitchen and I will gain more light and enough space for a little table.

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member weekendhomie from the Su Casa group:

We converted our dining room into a home office for two. Now, instead of using this room once a year, we use it daily.

Be sure to post your own home decorating projects in the Su Casa group!