You’ve got to admit, with the increase in prices everywhere, you are more inclined to do things on your own. It’s inexpensive and brings out that creative side in you. Not only that, but DIY home projects allow you to create the home of your dreams. By implementing little changes and new designs, you can show your personality and elevate your home. That’s why Home & Texture has curated a list of Black DIY content creators to follow that can help you in your journey to transforming your home.

Black DIY Creators To Follow

Whether you’re looking for designing tips, room makeovers, furniture flips, or more, these Black DIY creators will lead you to a home you’ll love—by you and for you.

@materialcurls

 

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Danette and Kat are two girls with big hair and power tools, hence their name, @materialcurls. After moving into her new home, Danette realized renovating is expensive. She tapped her bestie, Kat, to join her in the journey of DIY and home renovation, birthing a new start. They refer to themselves as DItrY experts, because like with any new adventure, mistakes will happen and these two want you to get a glimpse of it all. Find the two teamed up creating new the home of their dreams and others through makeovers, new installations, and more!

@jzholmes

 

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DIY enthusiast and mother of two, Johnisha Holmes, is sharing her love for all things home design and motherhood through her content. Her house was built in the 1960s, so many of her projects consist of renovating and implementing updated designs one room at a time—DIY style. She offers tips on how to transform a house into a home through her decor choices and stylish interior design style.

@doctordoiturself

 

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Monica is your go-to girl providing luxury on a budget. As a young girl, she always watched her father build and repair her childhood home, so it was only right she continued the work. After being gifted a miter saw as a housewarming gift and wanting to update her home, her DIY journey began. Monica’s content is DIY beginner-friendly and inspires others to transform their home from basic to stylish with tips and home hacks, all on a budget.

@pieceofmeesh

 

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From old to new, Michelle invests her time in renovating her 1880 home. She focuses on transforming old pieces that may have been thrown out and giving them a new purpose to help design her home. If you’re working with old furniture, keep it and follow Michelle for a step-by-step guide on how to renew it.

You’ll find many heavy-duty hands-on projects. Furniture flips, custom builds, and tips on how to make your house a home, Michelle’s content will guide you to success. Especially if you’re one who handles a lot of woodwork, she is the girl for the job.

@brickendhaus

 

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Nedra is a lover of good interior design. As a newcomer to the home design world, she enjoys finding inspiration and being creative. This allows her to design spaces that are worthy of living and loving. Through each project, she’s still exploring her own design style and sharing her tips with you. If you’re looking for relatable and home content, hit the follow button to keep up with her journey. You’ll find renovation projects and makeovers, and every now and again, she’ll be flexing her DIY skills.

@thebackuphouse

 

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Interior designer and DIYer, Shalonne Luke, enjoys thrifting and seeking out quality pieces without breaking the bank. If you love catching sales and quality thrift finds, you’ll want to follow. Luke’s content emphasizes displaying character and charm in your home when there isn’t any, and she takes her work to the next level when it comes to DIY. She shows that being cheap and looking cheap are two different things.