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Any die-hard No Demo Reno fans knows that Jenn Todryk makes DIY renovations seem easy. Of course, some tasks—attaching a new marble countertop to the kitchen island and adding an electrical box, to name a couple—may require an expert or two, but plenty of the home upgrades are so easy that Todryk ties up her flowing red hair and takes them on herself, which begs the question: Can we also tackle our own home renovations? The short answer: Yes. In fact, Todryk encourages it. Ahead, find all of her must-haves for your very own "no demo reno."
All of these picks make for easy and simple swaps or additions that offer a serious and beautiful refresh, including cabinet pulls, wall-mounted mirrors, glossy faucets, and more. So, if you’re looking around your space and wishing you could get rid of this or repaint that, now is your chance. Consider this shopping list Todryk’s approval on any and all DIY home projects you’ve wanted to start.
Our advice? Go room by room to make your to-do lists feel less daunting. Once you finish everything you've wanted to change in one space, move onto the next. That way, you can learn as you go without feeling too overwhelmed at the myriad things you need to do. Trust us; these products make it so much easier.
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While we—and Todryk—love taking a design risk with bold wallpaper, colorful bedding, and unexpected textures, we'll always go the simple route when it comes to the hardware. Case in point: these Todryk-approved, gold-toned cabinet pulls. The set includes 30 one-inch pieces that add the perfect amount of sparkle to any kitchen.
This tub filler is undoubtedly trickier to install than the previous pick, but if you're in the market to instantly elevate your bathroom for under $1,000, this is a good investment. It comes in six metallic finishes, including brushed gold, polished chrome, brushed nickel, polished nickel, matte black, and Tuscan bronze, so if you're worried you won't be able to find something that matches you current hardware, think again.
Lighting is perhaps the most effective way to spruce up your space without having to do a whole lot. If you opt for a hanging fixture, you'll notice that it's the first place your eye goes when you enter the room, making it a great and easy upgrade to your space. If the glossy gold arms and frosted glass globes aren't your thing, this chandelier also comes in seven additional colorways, including one with aqua-toned glass.
Don't let ugly drawer pulls be the reason you don't buy the dresser you love. Instead, get it, unscrew the pulls, and replace them with a more elegant set, like these wide brassy ones. You can also feel free to use them in your kitchen if the drawers are wide enough.
If you've moved into a dwelling previously occupied by other people, you may notice a few unsightly remnants of their home, including outdated medicine cabinets that bulge way too far out. Replace it with a pivot mirror that you can tilt up or down depending on what you're doing: hair, makeup, eye drops, or anything else that may require a specific angle.
Contrary to popular opinion, swapping out your old faucet system with a new one does not take a very long time. You also don't need too many tools to make the switch. All you need is an adjustable wrench, a screwdriver, and a pair of pliers.
Hear us out: all-black hardware may be a bit much, but black shower accessories are so cool and a totally unexpected way to add a bit of visual interest in a place that doesn't get as much attention as other areas of the home.
Like we said, lighting is an easy way to totally change up the look of a room, but if you don't have the ability to incorporate a chandelier or pendant, go with sconces, which can be easier to install. This set would look beautiful flanking a bathroom wall mirror or the bed.
No, these wont block out the brightest morning rays, so if you're looking for blackout curtains, you may want to skip these. That said, if you're in the market for a set of shades that filter light in your living room, these cool cotton linen ones make for an elegant addition. The fact that they gently cascade all the way to the floor makes them seem even more luxurious.
Technically, this is a floor mirror, which means you can simply pop it on the ground and lean it against the wall, but if you want to secure it in place, feel free to mount it. It also comes in white and silver.
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