DIY Home Makeover: Japanese Homeowner Transforms Old Window into Modern Feature

A Japanese homeowner, known online as Saya, has captivated viewers with her latest DIY home renovation project, transforming a 32-year-old detached house into a modern Nordic-Japanese inspired abode. The recent video showcases the intricate process of installing a new inner window, designed to enhance both aesthetics and potentially insulation. Saya meticulously documented each step, beginning with the careful preparation and painting of the existing window frame in a subtle 'milk tea beige' hue. She then demonstrated the crafting of a sleek, black-gridded inner window, cutting and painting wooden pieces before attaching them to a clear plastic sheet. Upon installation, Saya candidly revealed a small, unexpected gap in the finished window. Despite this minor imperfection, she expressed satisfaction with the overall visual improvement, stating, 'It's strange, but I like it more after doing it than before.' The video concludes with a call for advice on how to fix the gap, inviting community engagement. This project is part of a larger '100-day challenge' to renovate her old family home, blending traditional Japanese elements with modern Nordic design.

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