Student Shows Newly Decked Out Crib and Asked Netizens for Advice, Peeps Impressed on How Neat It Looks

Student Shows Newly Decked Out Crib and Asked Netizens for Advice, Peeps Impressed on How Neat It Looks

  • A young lady asked the internet to comment on what they thought about her newly decorated space
  • The colour blue was the choice for the walls, giving the rest of the decorations a calming look
  • People were impressed by how neat and cosy the newly decorated crib looked, even though the many patterns made the room appear too busy

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Student showcases decorated crib
Sethabile Mamba shows off the decorated room and kitchen. Sethabile Mamba/Facebook
Source: Facebook

Sethabile Mamba has gained much attention after posting Facebook photos of her room and kitchen. The student asked peeps to share their opinion on the new look and if they had suggestions for freeing up more space in her relatively small home.

Mamba shared the images on the group Make your bedroom beautiful with Thembi's Linen and has gained over 300 comments in one day.

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She said:

"A student. The room is too small for additions but corrections are allowed."

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Here are some of the pictures:

Young lady showcases entertainment section
Sethabile Mamba showcases an entertainment section which features everything in one corner. Sethabile Mamba/Facebook
Source: Facebook
Young student showcases the kitchen space
Sethabile Mamba showcases the kitchen, which features everything in one corner. Sethabile Mamba/Facebook
Source: Facebook
French Vanilla is the scent of choice for the room
Sethabile Mamba uses French Vanilla flavour for the scent in the room. Sethabile Mamba/Facebook
Source: Facebook

Netizens weigh in on impressive designs by student

People in the Facebook group were more than happy to share their opinions. While some appreciated the attention to detail, others felt the room was too busy. Peeps asked her to cool down on the patterns and some minimalistic pieces.

Here are some of the comments:

Cee Jay said:

"Looks beautiful. I won't lie, it makes me sbwl to be invited for a sleepover."

Xihluke Colette Malatji commented:

"Your room is so neat, clean and organised, lovey. Wow, keep it up. I love you, yezwa."

Honestly, Joy Mohale said:

"Beautiful. Where did you buy your portrait?"

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Mado Doreen Mthembu commented:

"Very nice and neat, no correction needed. Everything is perfect."

Nonjabulo KamaNgidi Khanyile said:

"The place even smells fresh just by looking at it. It's lovely, sis."

Hlazi MaZitha commented:

"Am I the only one who feels like the thrower or sheet ephezulu should be removed or put a plain one? Please don't insult, lami ngyafunda."

Young man shows off his room with the fantastic interior, installs AC and hangs TV, video captures fine bedframe

In other interior decorated news, Briefly News reported about a man who trended for his decked-out space.

@linkstar11 posted a video of his room which features many technologically savvy pieces which make his life easier.

People were impressed and loved the lighting, air-conditioning and everything he did to make the room stand out.

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Trisha Pillay (Weekend current affairs editor) Trisha Pillay is a Current Affairs writer at Briefly News. She has a degree in Journalism from the University of Johannesburg and an Honours degree in International Politics from UNISA. She joined ENCA straight out of varsity and completed an internship at the channel. Pillay later went on to cover politics, crime, entertainment, and current affairs at the Citizen Newspaper. She joined Newzroom Afrika in 2019 and became a senior bulletin editor for shows focused on politics and current affairs on the channel. She joined Briefly News in 2023. You can contact her at trisha.pillay@briefly.co.za