Proud Guy Flaunts Newly Furnished Man Cave, Interior Wows Mzansi
- A man has blown many away with the look of his newly furnished apartment for relaxation, aka 'man cave
- The apartment has great lighting, household equipment and a bar
- Some social media users couldn't help but fantasise about what they could do in such a beautiful place
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A man has taken to social media to showcase his latest win - a well-furnished man cave away from home for 'escape purposes'. Sharing pictures of the interior on Twitter, the man identified with the handle @TruLDN_ wrote:
"My man cave done."
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No doubt, the interior looked outstanding with perfect lighting in the sitting room that matched the wall painting and furniture. The cushion chairs and other fittings in the sitting room added to the glamour and rich look of the structure.
Right behind the sitting room is a mini-bar filled with assorted drinks and wine. The five-star-designed apartment got some tweeps day-dreaming; many others hailed the interior looks.
@dgoody72 advised:
"Throw a couple of more TVs in there for football Sundays. One stays on redzone and the others have favourite team or best matchup."
@vonbtrippin fantasised:
"Can you imagine you gotta sleep on the couch and acting like she done actually did something lol."
@Ro11Tide wrote:
"No sports memorabilia, no neon signs, one monitor... that’s wild."
SimonTorresPike commented:
"Looks a bit too luxurious... no pool table, no dart board.... come onnnnn."
@mrvos501 remarked:
"This is super lit! If I'm having a man cave, I'm definitely having a big Lionel Messi poster up there, idc how old I am."
@Bitcoin_Brain wrote:
"Wow that looks great man, have you built it with bitcoin profits?"
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In similar home news, Briefly News previously reported that in appreciation of her steady progress, a lady caused an uproar on social media as she showcased the transformation her living quarters underwent.
In a Twitter post by @marothi_vincent, she posted the previous look of her room at a time when it was poorly furnished and went on to share other frames capturing the transformed look as furniture and fittings were fixed.
@marothi_vincent captioned it:
"We all start somewhere, and we don't stop."
Her tweet gained huge traction with over 11k likes and multiple comments as social media users thought they were inspiring. Some others took the opportunity to recount their shelter challenges and how they overcame them.
@KwenaSidney wrote:
"That’s what I’m going through right now but hopefully I will not give up God is by my side one day it shall make sense. I really have a painful story to tell. Anyway is life I did not know that I’m this strong by now I thought I should have died."
@MzayiyaKhanya said:
"I moved from place to place... but that was not the point, the point was we don't stop, we keep improving."
@zenwafs commented:
"My kinda thing. So long as I have a mattress to sleep and a two-plate to cook."
@CubzelerMkhize remarked:
"You remind me of the time when I moved to Port Shepstone. I hand my bagful of clothes and I got to NPS I bought a smallnyana mattress, kettle, iron, 25l bucket and basin. After 1.5 years I had to hire a truck to get my things. Progress is not rushed."
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