1 Start by installing a gusset on each side of the cabinet top to give the crown molding something stable to stick to.
2 With a circular saw, cut the first piece of crown molding at an angle that matches the gusset.
3 Then, use specialized adhesive to piece together the wood parts and the gusset. To avoid dripping, spread the layer of wood glue evenly with a small brush before applying the molding to the structure.
4 Secure everything into place with a drill, and give the wood glue time to set and dry overnight.

1 Start the project by adding stair brackets and prepare the surface by sanding it down.
2 Trim the stair bracket with a miter saw, if necessary.
3 Apply caulk on its backside and place it on the wall. Make sure to adjust its position.
4 Secure the stair bracket into place with a screwdriver or drill.
5 Repeat this process as many times as you have to.
6 Next, it’s time for your DIY stair railing and to revamp the old one, it’s always a good idea to apply a fresh layer of paint.
7 For a unique look, dress the balustrade in a fabric that matches the brackets.
8 Finish the staircase remodel by adding the finishing touches, for example, 3D stickers to the risers.

1 Secure the desk board into place first.
2 This piece of wood should be placed at an adequate height or one that corresponds with your stature so that the proper sitting posture is maintained while working.
3 In addition to this, the desk board should be around 20 cm wide to allow enough eye space between yourself and the computer monitor.
4 Install the pegboard next. Do so either on the right or left wall, depending on where it will be most comfortable to reach.
5 You can easily attach baskets or hooks on it and create additional storage space.
6 The third step will have you installing shelves.
7 At least one of them should be high enough to securely allow a computer monitor to rest underneath it.
8 Put in as many shelves as you need and use a drill, hammer, and nails to do so.
9 Now’s the time to add the finishing touches.
10 Bring in all your office supplies and organize them in your new workspace.
11 Be sure to add a high-quality office chair that will support your spine properly, and you're all done!

1 Determine the ideal placing for your floating shelves on the desired wall by using a level and a stud finder..
2 Pre-drill all the necessary holes.
3 Install the cleat into place with some help from a wrench and large screws (to secure it).
4 Cut a blank in the shelf piece to fit it over the cleat.
5 Pre-test it in the dry to see if it is an exact match.
6 Apply wood glue to the cleat and slip the shelf over it.
7 Secure everything into place with a hammer and brad nails.
8 Give the glue enough time to dry overnight.
9 Make sure the glue has dried, and everything is well secured, and start using the shelf.
10 Repeat the process for every floating shelf you want to install.

1 Take out the already existing door trim (if you had one).
2 Then, measure the space between the trim and the door. This should be around an eighth of an inch.
3 With the miter saw, proceed to first cut the miter of the head molding.
4 Nail the head molding along the upper side of the door.
5 Repeat the process for the remaining two sides (on the left and the right), and make sure that the miters fit one another.