Redesigning IKEA, personal experience renting out an apartment and 8 more July hits

We've gathered the most popular posts of this month in one guide. The article about a budget-friendly redesign of an IKEA shelf received over 100,000 views! At the end you'll find a new INMYROOM TV video.

We redesigned an inexpensive IKEA shelf and got a luxurious interior. How?
Are you tired of the old wall in the living room? With our step-by-step guide, you can easily make a new one without spending much money. You just need to buy an affordable IKEA Billy shelf and spend a little time.

A beautiful apartment where you want to look at the details

Designer Katya Chistova chose earth, sky, green and sun tones for this interior, as well as natural materials to maintain a connection with nature. The result is a bright and cheerful apartment with many details worth examining.

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If your home feels uncomfortable: 7 useful tips for a healthy microclimate

Bad mood and physical discomfort, irritability and fatigue — all of these are signs of poor microclimate in the apartment. Check with our checklist to see if everything is fine in your home.

Personal experience: how to rent out an apartment and earn money for a new one

Our hero Anna Forost shared her experience and told how a chance and job loss changed her entire life. She even showed the basic set budget with IKEA items that should be in every apartment.

A small dacha decorated by designers for themselves

On 83 square meters, they fitted a kitchen, living room, children's room, parents' bedroom and a bathroom. They chose the simplest finishing materials: walls were painted white, and flooring was laid with tiles and solid wood planks.

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A two-bedroom apartment with a vibrant interior and small budget

Due to the tight budget for this renovation, designer Elena Karasaeva chose the Scandinavian style and selected affordable Russian materials and furniture. To vary the interior, they used bright accents.

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8 more ideas for a dacha, inspired by Scandinavian houses

We continue collecting interesting ideas in Western house projects. This time — Scandinavian. All these ideas can be implemented on your dacha during the weekend — take note.

How to decorate a 5-square-meter kitchen in a Khrushchyovka

This apartment is only 45 square meters, so designer Evgenia Matveenko had to resort to some complex solutions. The kitchen and living room were combined, and a third of another room was dedicated to a wardrobe. See what came out of it.

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Personal experience: how we built a house ourselves and spent 4 million rubles

Designer-architect Marina Vagina moved to the countryside with her family. The family took on designing the house and even did some construction work themselves. There's also a link to a budget in the article — scroll to the end.

Video: learn how to make a cozy Scandinavian decor from jute

With Tatyana @too_much_white_ we learned how to make a jute decor item, such as a laundry basket. It can be placed in the bathroom, bedroom or on the balcony.