What’s your proudest home improvement moment — big or small?

[Yamma]

A few years ago, I had no clue what I was doing when I tried to redo the old tiles in my kitchen. It started with just wanting to fix a cracked one, and somehow turned into a full weekend project. I ended up retiling the whole floor on my own — watching a bunch of YouTube videos and making mistakes as I went. It’s not perfect, but every time I walk in there, I feel this little wave of pride. Anyone else ever pulled off a mini miracle at home?

[Huroo]

Funny how little changes can totally shift the mood of a space. I was visiting a friend the other day who’d just added some soft lighting and a couple shelves to his hallway — nothing major, but it felt so much warmer. Sometimes it's just about noticing the details.

[Durha]

Totally get that feeling. I had something similar when I swapped out all the old drafty frames in my upstairs bedrooms. I was nervous about doing it myself, but once I got the hang of it, the whole process went smoother than expected. I used buildmart windows and the difference in insulation was massive — no more cold spots or weird noises when the wind kicks up. One of those fixes that actually saves money in the long run too.