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Abby Kulp, a DIY pro, who has gained over a million followers on Instagram and TikTok for her creative, money-saving project ideas—like this inexpensive copy of a $2000 dresser, a cool rock-climbing wall for her boys' room, and even how to make your own cement floor tiles. Here, she shows you how to easily elevate any wall in your home (on a shoestring budget!) by installing box molding.
"A couple of years ago my husband and I bought this fixer upper for our big family. We have five kids, so I'm all about stretching that DIY budget as far as I can possibly take it, which usually means learning how to do the projects on my own through lots of trial and error and tons of YouTube tutorials," Abby explains.
"This project is very renter-friendly and especially great if you're new to DIY. I added box-trim molding through my hallway. It was super affordable and it doesn't require a lot of power tools," she says.
"You could use a hammer and nails. I just love my nail gun—and they're really affordable. Fill in all those holes and then touch up the paint on your walls and there you have it," Abby adds. Easy as that!
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