10 easy DIY projects to upgrade your space, from temporary wallpaper to new shower heads

If you've pondered swapping out your shower head and upgrading to something better and more efficient, there is no time like the present. Having a decent shower head can make a huge difference in your shower experience, and there are great options that are easy to install yourself.

You don't want to miss an important nighttime pizza or alcohol delivery. Help delivery people to find your home easier with a set of light up house numbers. These are all LED easy to install options.

If your home has a slew of unmatched light switch plates, or you're merely bored of the basic ones you currently have, there are many options to add some style to your walls. It's an easy project — you just unscrew the old and screw in the new.

If your refrigerator is working fine, but you just don't like the looks of it, you have the option to give it a new "skin." (We know, it sounds far weirder than it is.) There are many styles to choose from, like stainless steel to something far more whimsical.

We can all use a taste of the great outdoors while being stuck inside. Try mounting a flower box outside of your window or placing one along your windowsill for flowers, plants, or herbs. If you're not at that step yet and need some greens, try a pre-potted box of succulents.

Spruce up your walls with a curated photo gallery of your favorite moments. These photo gallery sets come with different frames so you can add your own photos and arrange them however you'd like, or you can try a service like Framebridge or Minted for custom printing and framing at the same time.

We've all been doing a whole lot of cooking lately and spending more time than ever in the kitchen. If you're tired of your backsplash, this might be an ideal time to give your kitchen a fresh look. Peel-and-stick backsplashes mean there's no need for tilers or contractors. Just slap them on your kitchen walls and you're done.

You don't need to call an electrician for this easy kitchen update. Invest in a set of battery-powered puck lights to place under your cabinets for extra light when you need it — which is, around midnight when your stomach starts grumbling.

I recently switched out the built-in drawer pulls in my dining room cabinets from a dull 1970s metal pull to a swanky brass and marble pull, and it made a world on the difference. I was stunned by how a simple change, such as swapping pulls and knobs, can be so effective. You can switch out the cabinetry in your kitchen and built-ins, as well as your dressers, drawers, and bedside tables.

If your eggshell-white walls are in dire need of a splash of color or eye-catching design, try removable wallpaper to inject a new vibe into your space. You can start by doing one statement wall or go all-in with all four at the same time. Most removable wallpaper is affordable and easy to install, which makes it a low-effort project with a lot of impact. Best of all, if you tire of it, you can just peel it off.