RATING DIY PROJECTS IN MY HOME AFTER 4 YEARS | Wins & Fails Revealed!

[@marilynwoodard7961]

Thank you so much! No one ever revisits their DIY's and I always want to know how they hold up. The wall in the bedroom beside the mirror is the perfect place for you to put in some pretty storage for all that stuff beside the wardrobe. You're welcome! 🤣

[@jenschultz3354]

Haha I was thinking cute shoe storage, too 😂

[@mapleleaf0]

Felt or plastic pads under the bench legs will help avoid scratches on the floor. I think if you repaint the kitchen countertop trim, you can poli over it for a more durable finish (although it sounds like you're going to rip those out, so problem solved). Your diy drawer dividers inspired me to do the same. I too love mine. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Thanks for all your content!

[@sandieedward993]

Yes...solution to bench is pads on feet was thinking about the same solution as they all look great 👍 👌 just wood scraping on painted tile will scratch it up over time,anytime you sit there...could make that another shoe storage area, in the bedroom rather than everything in the closet 😮

[@megb9700]

I use rubber furniture coasters due to neurodivergent son 😊.

[@accenttunebyellie]

Isn't felt under furniture legs like common sense? You can't buy furniture in Europe without them.

[@r0nea]

Or put some socks on the legs. Lol can swap them out seasonally. Little whimsy!

[@shadowmatrx]

Yes and you can also probably put some tiny clear bumpers on the back of your mirror to stop the wall bumping. Like those small stick-on ones in every hardware store.

[@thecourtlyalchemist]

Some projects can not properly be judged by how long they hold up. Some must be measured by how much joy they brought you.

[@lucymeyer5623]

Regarding your kitchen sink faucet, you can rotate the lever to the front so wet hands will drip into the sink when you turn it on and off. That’s what I did and I love it! Love your channel!

[@peetabrown5813]

It’s a good idea, I did that but because the plumber put it on the right side and I am left handed, so it was too awkward However not sure it will clear the lip of the sink in her situation, but if it would, she should

[@annalookiwi]

Love this! And even tho Danie is 100% capable, if schedule doesn't allow, a cute ceramic tray that can hold a regularly cleaned towel or sponge would work in the meantime :)

[@NoraDesmond897]

Danie, should invent something and sell it.

[@brackalack1]

In the bedroom where the bench is on your side of the bed? You could make built in shoe storage that mimics the wardrobe design with a surface to display some cute pictures or books or whatever ❤

[@jordannahefter4059]

Thanks for revisiting you DIY projects! It’s fun to see how things have held up and your thoughts on each project. What would have been great is links to the original DIY videos if anyone wanted to revisit the original video.

[@amywalker3811]

Dani! You should replace your kitchen faucet with a touch on/off spout! Then you won’t be touching the adjustment bar as often…therefore you’ll have less water dripping onto the butcher block countertop. The hardest thing will be the one week adjustment getting used to touching it to turn it on. Annnd then when you go to parents houses and you try to tap on the faucet…but it’s so much better in all the ways plus less water damage.

[@mariaamador2028]

Came to say this! That way you don't have to change the counter at all

[@lauriebriggs9705]

Love your stairway. The rug runner is gorgeous. The rock art, light art, wall. Love it all.

[@ninaradio]

That vanity combined with the wallpaper is the most beautiful, to my eye. The wallpaper makes it! Don’t change it!

[@maleficent7484]

The doors on the pax wardrobe hack are stunningly beautiful.

[@suewaldeck8198]

Merry Christmas! Loved revisiting all the DIY's. About the faux beam - I live in a log house and all of the logs/beams get cracks over time so it just makes it look even more real. Wishing you all the best for 2025!

[@robertabentley4946]

I love your vanity wallpaper and dark blue vanity. It's gorgeous ! Being tucked away it doesn't have to be earthy greens. A nice surprise and pop of color.

[@Roroxane]

For your kitchen faucet, you might wanna look into diatomite. It's a stone like material that is SUPER absorbant and you could just slide it around the base as a little tray for your soap bottles and it would double as protection for the area at the back of your sink

[@alarcon99]

Came here to say this ❤

[@TeacherRuthCoelho]

That’s what I was going to say! Only I couldn’t remember what the stone was called lol

[@Roroxane]

@TeacherRuthCoelho yeah me too, I had to Google something like "most porous stone" 😂

[@heatherburrill]

My favourite content is when you mix it up - having all the stuff that you mentioned, plus showing the road trips to get your amazing finds, and when you bring friends into the mix too ❤ Have a wonderful Christmas and see you in 2025!

[@JL11775]

Wishing you, Jeff, and Kenobi a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful year ahead! 🎄😊

[@ninabooker2904]

Kenobi is such a beautiful boy 🥰

[@tracyblalock4762]

My favorite DIY is a tie between the front stoop and the ikea wardrobe. They are both very professional looking!

[@sabrinakingston-miles8346]

Loved the video. For kitchen faucet, my brothere has the type you touch to turn on and off. Might be a good solution for you. Might be a little pricey, but would save the counter. The downside is that you will end up hitting everyone's faucet trying to turn it on!

[@DIYDanie]

I will look into this!! ❤️

[@jhutch1681]

There are also sensor taps if you want to get extra bougie!

[@GwenMotoGirl]

I just ordered a touch faucet earlier today on Amazon on sale!

[@VioletPhoenix922]

I’d love this to be kind of a standard EOY video for you. It’s great to have an honest “over time” review, both of things you’ve done that year as well as previous projects. Edited to add: also fun to see how your needs and style changes over time and how you adapt to it.

[@Dexy83]

Merry Christmas, Danie! Finding you was one of the best parts of my 2024! 🎄 Can't wait to see what you share in 2025! 💕

[@DIYDanie]

Oh my goodness! ❤️ a gift for me as well! Xx

[@veronikakogler8124]

Agree!!🎉

[@DiRidpath]

I love your channel so much. You are so much fun and you inspire me to try DIY's in my own home. I'm 74 and live alone, and totally love getting things done myself. Who said us women can't do it?!

[@sveapollock2537]

Dani. Just sand the top of the drawer in the dog feeder, repaint the drawer. Can you just refinish that beautiful island countertop? It’s soooo gorgeous. The faux beam, absolute perfection. It fits you home so well and provides just the right separation from the living/game room. I have actually made a bowl light using a large silver platter to replace a (ugh) fluorescent light in my closet. Love most everything you do. Miss you posting weekly. Just not a Saturday morning without you.

[@DIYDanie]

I’ll be back weekly again in Feb!

[@raeperonneau4941]

I was just going to say this. Looks to me like a paint touch up pen would be helpful in the kitchen junk drawer. That way they could just grab, fix a scratch or nick, and throw it back into the drawer.

[@gertrudefuriosa]

Hey I'll have just one big feed back : most of you DIY got high notes, endure well time and use, I think it's a big win and you can celebrate ! Only those that do nothing don't make mistake, and even when the notes are lower, it's not mistakes, it's experience, learning, growing steps ! You can be so proud of you ! See how productive you are and complex projects you tackle ! Bravo ! 💪👏

[@teagancarnes4193]

Cool to revisit and get honest updates on the DIYs. I'm amazed at how well your entryway floor looks, not perfect, but for a painted entry in an area that deals with real wintertime, it's pretty impressive. Your kitchen cabinets as well, still look gorgeous. Happy Holidays! Look forward to another year of your fun and inspiring DIY's. :) :)

[@kucylja]

"I am over blue" said Danny sitting on the blue couch :)) That vanity makeover is one of my favorite makeovers ever. You and your diys are very inspiring! I have recreated a lot of your diys, a lot of them are on the waiting list :) You are amazing!

[@sandieedward993]

Note love the paper and the blue it's gorgeous so changing it saddens my heart 😢 Honestly Love all your changes would repair the things that got worn down but keep them as they are 😮❤❤❤❤❤

[@RachelRiner]

One day I will make those bedroom cabinets as a wall pantry in my tiny kitchen. I love opening long doors and seeing all the things at once instead of opening several small cabinet doors. And they’re the prettiest of all doors 🥰

[@nicnacelo8264]

Vanity area... love the wallpaper and blue! May I recommend painting the walls a light pink to match the flower in the wallpaper and pull it all together... and then on the mirror. Add a clear nail polish to prevent the finish from rubbing off on the wall.

[@greyheronandthebee]

I would love to have any kind of entrance to my house. It's so small you step directly into my kitchen; take a few more steps and you're in my living room/dining room/bedroom. Maybe one day I'll have a proper entrance. 😆

[@ruslananishchyk4244]

I love the rock art! And the blue vanity with that wallpaper - magnificent 😘💖

[@gustopherj]

I won't lie, your headboard reminds me of a pillory without the head hole 🤣

[@DawnDavidson]

😂

[@cristinbuskard9250]

Looks great! I think using wicker in that space next to the pax to hold your stuff mixed in with a diy fabric box or basket might help you have the storage and look you’re going for! ❤🎉

[@kkatmom]

Merry Christmas Danie! I love all of your DIY’s. It was great going back over them. I think they all still look amazing. I’m looking forward to your organization of your craft space/office. You encouraged me through all of your DIY journey. You’re brave with your ideas. I’ve taken the plunge this year into taking a drawing class. I’ve always wanted to learn more about drawing, so I am taking a 10 week class starting two days before my 63rd birthday. Thank you for always encouraging us to live our authentic life and to at least try. I look forward to 2025 and what I’ve yet to learn! Happy new year everyone! Donna

[@pamkelly7071]

I loved the garden shed transformation! It's probably my favorite. But I love ALL your projects! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!

[@Blaire_Shoe]

Would you be interested in a "fixing all the little things I don't love about the DIYs I kept" video? Something to encourage you to swap out those light fixtures you don't love, and show us how you go about updating your kitchen sink area since there are several ways you could go about it, and maybe picking a new paint+wallpaper combo for your vanity area to freshen it up :D I wonder if you can sand down the piece of the dresser that you said made it hard to put clothes into the top drawer, or if the scalloping would still be in the way even if its backing piece was thinner. And would some sort of sealant make the kenobi lamp easier to clean?

[@elaina147]

This is my the first video of yours that I've encountered so I obviously will go back and watch all the DIYs. I love this! Revisiting DIYs is so helpful!

[@vernieplummer5148]

And a happy boop to you this fine morning. I’m over here with my hot cold combo, which thrilled me when you said that. I didn’t know anybody else who did that. Mine is coffee and sparkling water. I wanted to suggest that all you need to cover up what used to be pretty but it is now not so pretty on that shelf next to your closet, is another door. It would just fit in perfectly. I imagine it might be a slightly different width, but I think that would look better than seeing your shoeboxes. Sadly, we have to put our stuff somewhere. Sometimes it just turns out not to be that good looking lol.

[@sandieedward993]

Yes, ditto Exactly 💯 % 👍agree 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@jhutch1681]

The attic hatch prevented adding another door in that spot.

[@Blaire_Shoe]

@@jhutch1681 Ahh, I thought I remembered there being an issue but couldn't put my finger on what it was, good memory!

[@DawnDavidson]

I had the same thought. Since it seems like it won’t work because of the attic hatch, might it be possible to do a partial door, like a Dutch door without the top part? Then some wicker or nice fabric baskets/bins might help to corral the other miscellany that still shows? Not sure if that addresses the problem, though, since I haven’t seen the original video.

[@noaht124]

As someone who’s been watching since “ombré paint tips” on that radiator, it’s cool to look back at some of the old projects and how they’re holding up!

[@user00616]

9:03 I was able to adjust my handle and bring it in front of the faucet, underneath the head of the faucet… It looked weird at first but now I’m obsessed with it… hot is to the right. I’m used to it now. ❤

[@desireeknauer4744]

Mine is like this too. The only problem is that when I'm washing a large thing, it turns off the water or changes the temperature. That is annoying. LOL

[@SallyLovejoy]

As a solution for the shower screen, a rubber draught excluder might do the job. It's designed to fit on the bottom of front or back doors. They're often made with bristles, but I've also seen them made of rubber. (They look like an extra long squeegee.)

[@brennabean5219]

Your DIYs are incredible and watching your videos have really given me confidence to try DIYs and explore my own style in my home which I can’t thank you enough, but real talk, the amount of mental real-estate your rock art that has taken up in my brain is insane! If it was in a museum I would honestly want to sit on a bench and just take it in. I can’t explain why the colors and texture speak to me it’s crazy. Round of applause for all of your projects but extra respect for the rock art. Keep doing you because you rock! 🤘

[@aussieanne6812]

Love the honest appraisal of each area. Well done!

[@markturner85]

Awesome channel. We had the same problem with our sink until we found a diatomaceous sink mat. It absorbs all water, looks like expensive stone but it's not. No more mildew either. If you have the space for it, it's a game changer for the kitchen sink.

[@graceperez4493]

Wow!!

[@softsunset]

My fave DIYs are the pax wardrobe hack and the floral vanity dresser. I love how the top of the pax is still functional and accessible. My dream closet doors! I love the vintage dresser too! The blue drawers compliment the floral wallpaper, warm wood tone, and the brass accents. My vibe! Oh and how can I forget the secret closet behind the book shelf in your guest bedroom 😍😍

[@KamandaHickey]

I appreciate all your content but if I had to choose only one I would say the Greenhouse. What a magical DIY!

[@AussieMom5353]

Just love the follow up!!!! You inspire me with each and every project. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Danie! Looking forward to your 2025 projects 💕

[@DIYDanie]

Thank You 🥺🥺❤️🫶✨ Merry Christmas to you as well! xx

[@kellilandry2825]

Everything you listed for 2025 sounds great! I love the nerdy stuff , a fantasy book room!? Hell yes!!! I am super excited for your shop build out as well. I love tools and any kind of shop build/makeover is so fun! I’ve learned a ton from watching you so thank you! Have a Happy Christmas and I can’t wait to see what you get into for 2025. ❤❤❤

[@lemonlime1920]

As far as the kitchen faucet, switch it out with one that turns on automatically when you wave your hand under it. That will save from splashing water. Your pup is such a sweetheart! 🥰 As always, I love your videos!

[@katerinasassi4098]

Good morning, lovely Danie!! Hope you have a brilliant 2025!❤

[@DIYDanie]

See you in 2025! ❤️

[@ingamockapetris8851]

I appreciate your honesty about your renovations and what worked & what didn't. The farmhouse sink issue seems to be common, with a wood countertop it would be all the more problematic. Regardless, you continue to inspire us! Here is to a creative 2025😊

[@melissam8939]

I forgot about the shower door. I loved that solution so much, as I'd been wanting an industrial shower so badly when I was refinishing my guest bath. Glad to see it's holding up so well!

[@margaretkellymurphy5537]

I can’t believe it’s been four years since you’ve done that bathroom! Everything looks great. Have a great holiday.

[@wayo13]

The concept of this video is excellent! It seems unique, but what do I know: I'm a 60 year old white southern lady. You can apply hardware-store Johnson's Paste Wax to your shower door as well as the glass. There is a learning curve to using this old-fashioned product. In this case it would serve as a water repellent, not as a shiny finish or topcoat. I applied it to my shower door years ago. It prevents water spots and corrosion. If any cleaning agent gets on it, it looses some of its advantages, so just wipe clean with warm water or warm soapy water and rinse.

[@marykempski3986]

Danie, it’s because of you that we are here. I love everything that you do. I do mostly love your diy’s and making thrift finds your own. Also, love it when you do projects for your friends. ❤

[@lisamartin704]

Best this year was the greenhouse garden makeover.

[@larissawhitt9922]

I can’t wait to see nerdy videos! Mainly because my office is Disney but I’m trying to do a modern farmhouse transitional style with a nod of Disney without it looking childish 😬

[@meganharper6566]

Well, that was fun!! Thanks for taking us through your amazing DIYs, Danie. You've accomplished so much in the last few years Danie, and I hope you're proud of yourself. I know we certainly are! 💕Merry Christmas to you and yours and blessing for a happy and productive 2025! Can't wait to see what you do next. 🥳

[@SaryChanTheGreat]

The bench under the wall shelf in your bedroom-- you should put your jewelry boxes there! Make it a little girly storage place. It'll help clear up some of that shelf next to your wardrobe hack

[@abbij6090]

Great final video for the year - I can't believe it's been four years since that beautiful bathroom!

[@TeresaBell-k7p]

Your front stoop was my favorite and added so much to your house.

[@dmmomma]

I remember when you painted the kitchen cabinets. How beautiful. I'll never forget 'cracked pepper' as I now have a cabinet in my shop of the same color. 😊

[@Maximusrex4575]

The shower door concept is neat, maybe a wider bit of glass with a weather strip on the bottom might be a good way to upgrade the concept.

[@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS]

Fuzzy furniture pads under the legs of the hall bench would help with the scratch problem. If you had clean cuts on the wood around the sink, clear caulk would have looked nicer. Impressed at how well the shower door held up!

[@raeperonneau4941]

Pax Wardrobes have been my salvation in a number of apartments. They hold up beautifully and can be used for storage, not only in the bedroom, but in the kitchen and bathroom as well. Thanks for all you do and I hope you guys have an absolutely wonderful holiday and a beautiful new year!

[@sunshine037gv]

Oh my, the warderobe doors are absolutely gorgeous 😍😍😍

[@mahlerwolf3734]

Thank you Dani, you are one of a few content creators on KZbin who helped me through a long difficult phase of my life. Thank you for bringing joy and beauty in my life and also for being honest about your own life. God bless!

[@zeffoley2136]

Your dyi is fantastic. As someone with adhd, i would eitherchange the white shelves next to closet in bedroom to brown or put a curtain that was a beige burlap to hide the business of the shelves. It would make the space calmer and more relaxing.

[@mrscb5303]

This was so fun!!! I love seeing how the projects actually held up and how you felt about them. Also reminds me just how long I’ve been watching 😁 You are a sweet person and a very talented artist/craftsperson. It’s been lovely to be allowed to be a viewer of your life and work. Thank you!🥰🧡🖤🧡

[@gonebytrain]

Behind the kitchen sink, maybe cut out a stone bath mat to fit around the sink? Those absorbing stone mats used as a mat when you get out of the shower. They look nice, and could probably also work on the counter!

[@annielindsay7732]

With your butcher block, look at polymerized teak oil. It's expensive but amazing, food safe, and only needs recoating every 3-5 years. Regular teak oil is cheaper and takes 6 months to cure. Polymerized tung oil takes about 24 hrs and you can do several coats in a week. Good luck!

[@Jj85741]

I can’t believe it’s been so long since these projects! You really have done a good job. At the end of the day, ALL has your DIYs have functioned, and held up well. Wear and tear is expected, do average cost store bought pieces also last forever? Probably not. Congratulations Danie. Looking forward to more from you. Just curious, what about the scary basement ? And also do you have a laundry room? Very excited to see the transition of the office and studio space into something new, you have grown so much and again congratulations on the new bigger space ❤

[@Shamazya]

I appreciate an update video like this for DIY. Lotta projects can be great as a finished product, at first. But that longevity is hard to know about.

[@amkii2]

Your house is SO beautiful!! Great work on all your projects... really inspiring! Thanks for sharing this with us, and for the updates!

[@rossp1467]

The very first video of yours that I ever watched was the painted stone mural on the stair landing! Merry Christmas and thanks for making my Saturday mornings more entertaining!

[@confusedwhale]

26:00 For those diy lamps, you should do the same thing with the stairwell lamp. Get a bamboo bowl of similar size and have a cohesive lighting set up.

[@cassandraaeh]

@28:03 Thought on the vanity lights: since you said earlier in the video how much you loved your DIY for the stair light, maybe you could consider making smaller sconce versions for vanity lights if/when you do a refresh of the vanity area? I still love the project and it's clear how functional it is for you (and girl, what are you talking about with it not being styled as nicely? It looks like something that actually gets used and it's incredibly tidy. It looks like what it is, a real, beautiful project, rather than a Pinterest showpiece), but maybe it's time to trade the wallpaper for something that feels more appropriate for you now and how you use the piece. I think it's really nice to show people that just because you've created a functional project for yourself, as we grow and our tastes change, it's relatively straightforward to tweak things to better suit us without spending a lot of time, effort, or money to do it.

[@kpf546]

Take the lights you don't like from the bathroom, install them above the blue vanity, change the vanity pulls to black (blue and black look great together) and add clear pads on the back of the mirror to protect the wall. The gold pulls and lights make the vanity look dated which also makes the wallpaper appear dated, as well. Love the rock art!

[@FeyFoxfire]

the algorithm saw fit to show me your channel a week or two ago (starting with this video) and let me just say, my boyfriend has already threatened to block your channel at the server level because it threatens to never allow me to save any money ever again. 🤣your style is SOOO close to mine, we're both romantasy nerds with a touch of the witchy. I'm sooooo excited to put some of your ideas into practice in my own home. 💜🌟

[@Naamisonbekend2]

I absolutely loved one of the nerdy cabinet makeovers you did that was so stylish and elegant, not so screaming plasticy nerdy stuff like you often see

[@rosealvarado264]

Good morning all have a safe and blessed day ❤️ All your projects are AMAZING!!! Merry Christmas to all and Happy New Year!!! 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄

[@DIYDanie]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! ❤️

[@elizabethmoini2902]

Merry Christmas Danie, Jeff, & Kenobie....So glad i found you in 2024!....Can't wait, to go on many more diy journeys with you, in 2025!👍🎄🎀🦌🎁☃️

[@connieholdren6534]

I'm not sure what the video was called but I loved it when you bought thrifted trinkets and DIYed them into something spectacular. Not big furniture projects but just little doodads! The artsy crafty stuff is what I like most! Thanks again for a wonderful video. See you next year!

[@lizzfrmhon]

A marble top on the Samantha drawer would look great I think

[@shannondoahhhh]

In the bedroom - all closed wicker baskets for your storage next to the ikea wardrobes. Next to your bed use the floating shelf for decor and hanging minimal amount of artwork ❤

[@Lisa-um8jx]

Thank you for sharing these updates with us Danie! I always watch beautiful reveals, but wonder how they hold up in the long run. Your honesty in sharing the little faults and things you'd do next time are helpful and insightful. 🥰

[@jennystrohmeyer9894]

Danie, I LOVE the revisiting of all your diy's! For the vanity, don't change the wallpaper. I say pull one of the greens out of it and paint the vanity that green or in the same tone. It will make the wallpaper look less 'blue' ( even though that blue is gorgeous 😍 as my bathroom cabinet is the same shade and brass handles as well.) I agree the lights in that space are not quite right, 🤔maybe something without the grid on them, just a bell shape. Love watching all of your projects! ❤gives me WAY too many ideas along with all of the ones i currently have going or planning 🙃

[@BenjamintheTortoise]

Such a fun video to look back on all your house projects!! Everything is still so beautiful!!

[@kerrygould6676]

Love the revisit and seeing how they’ve worn and and not. So helpful. A skylight in your kitchen would really lighten the area

[@lilolmecj]

Keep a container of floor paint 2-4 ounces, any sealed container, rubber band a small sponge square on top. Touch up your floor paint as needed, at bedtime works best. Sponge on some paint, toss the sponge, put a new piece of, put away, done. Your painted floors will look good forever.

[@lynnh3710]

Even though personally I am a newbie to power tools etc. I've really enjoyed your channel this year as well years past. Seeing the your creation of your outdoor spaces, stoop and garden transformation has been very inspiring. Thank you 😊

[@jhutch1681]

Love all your DIYs and when you see them all together it's truly amazing. Thanks for the generous tour! So much ambition went into that brick stoop. Maybe some peel and stick felt would help the entry stool not to scratch the floor? The cabinet project was impressive. Behind your kitchen sink, what about waxing the counter top? And how about a ceramic or vinyl trim piece to replace the edge where the paint gets worn? Would the brass accents on the Kenobi's feed station benefit from Varathane or spray paint? Love everything about the hall, especially the rock art. For the open shelf at the end of the Pax in your room, if it's no longer serving for display, how about a curtain in front of it hanging from a tension rod? I used an inexpensive shower curtain in a similar spot in my home. For the corner in your room that you are not sure about, depending on what you want to use the space for, I might go for a cozy chair that could serve as both a drop spot for clothing, but also a soft texture /colour accent. I am picturing maybe a small curved tub-chair, possibly with caning, maybe a velvet upholstery (like your throw pillow) with a creamy textured throw ;) Do you think the hanging lights could have been given a spray finish to make cleaning easier, or was there just too much texture? If you don't love the blue vanity colour, but you maybe still like the wall paper, could you repaint with a deep red or green from the paper? And a couple of silicone bumper stick-on bits could save the paint scuff. The bathroom is one of my favourites. Love the wainscotting and wondering how easy it is to clean? And the storage cabinet is beautiful. Looking forward to seeing the workshop come together, the new kitchen countertops, the office makeover, and all things organizational. Love to see you do art as well. In 2025 I'd also love to see you hit 500K subs 💜

[@karenandersen9400]

We haves used plastic corner pieces to protect areas that get rubbed; cutting board, cookie sheet or high storage areas. Usually about 3/4” wide and 8’ long. Has 2 sided tape to attach. Easy to cut.

[@annalauryn966]

I love the wallpaper on your vanity. Keep it. The different shades is actually not that bad on camer. Idk about real life. The compliment eachother imo

[@karenkolev9005]

I love the wall with shelf for books/magazines. Can I hope that this project is on a tutorial video on your studio renovation?

[@dawnapplegate5862]

We have butcher block counters. Just last week we sanded and refinished. It took 2 days, but now they look good as new.

[@Joliepinkyswear1]

Looking forward to another year of seeing your talent and enjoying your quirky humour. You are definitely in my top 5 YT channels that I never miss a week of. My favourite DIY of yours was when you put the mural on the wardrobe in the spare room. It turned out beautifully. As for what I'd like to see more of, I really love when you paint and do art, so that would be fun. Also I loved the Christmas thrift flip exchange you did with Tina. More of those would be fun. Hope you and your family have a magical Christmas.

[@104Denise]

I love what you do Danie! when working with wood that will be around water, use WaterLox....its fabulous! Also, amazon has an accessory that I love . Its a absorbant strip that fits around your faucet stem to catch the water and has a waterproof backing on it to keep water from soaking through.(I think its called a sink mop) Your faucet may be a little too close to the sink for it to lay flat but it should still work.

[@gretchen_needs_a_dog]

I love the IKEA hack. I’m trying to figure out how to fit that into some room in my house - we have many, many very small rooms.😂

[@Kelly-th4dn]

I loved the outdoor garden space videos this year and would love to see how it works in 2025/check out all the beautiful flowers!

[@1970NoName]

Wardrobe is great. It has an Art Deco vibe. Well done.

[@HeidisKingdom]

The brick and the front entry as a whole looks so good. I was crazy impressed when I first saw the video and it is awesome to know it has held up! Cannot believe you did that yourself!

[@Epilogue-v6b]

Dani, for the bedroom. Custom thin cabinet or ikea hack to store shoes inside with a 12 - 14 inch deep top for holding pretties and bedside items. That moves the shoes out of the corner so you can use your shelves again.

[@gretchen_needs_a_dog]

I really like the vanity out of the small closet as well. The idea has me plotting…. 😊