Young Man Spends R19,000 Renovating His 1 Room, Paints and Tiles It, Shares His Transformation Video on TikTok
- A young man has shown people how he transformed his room in his family house into a beautiful space
- The man installed ceilings in the room, tiled the floor, and brought new appliances into the house
- People who saw the transformation video of the room appreciated his effort in spending well on the decor
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A young Nigerian man has appreciated God for helping him to transform his room into a luxurious apartment.
At the beginning of the TikTok clip, the man (@larrygaga402) showed how rough the place looked before he started its renovation. The room was without ceilings.
![The man changed his room into a comfortable and luxurious place. The man changed his room into a comfortable and luxurious place.](https://cdn.briefly.co.za/images/1120/40bcfc17e61891e8.jpeg?v=1)
Source: TikTok
Man renovates his room & tiles the floor
He got people to paint the wall white and make fantastic flooring. Despite how small the place was, he made judicious use of it.
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At a far corner of the room was his bed. He also had an air conditioner installed. His wardrobe stayed some metres away from his standing fan.
The man said he spent R19 389,74 on the renovation.
Watch the video below:
Netizens applaud man's creative ability to transform a room
MINDSET said:
"I respect you beause you no use money go dey sleep for hotel, you fixed your abode first big ups Og bigger,better and focused."
CHANGER MONEY said:
"Congrats my bro keep it up, you did a great job."
Zarah said:
"I watched more than 10x. Soooo happy for you."
Olasoji Sodiq said:
"All the girls for your street will want to go in."
YNY asked:
"Congratulations, but my question, did you build it or rent?"
He replied:
"My papa's house."
HASSAN said:
"So one hand now, you are telling us that we shouldn’t judge the book by it’s cover."
joelmathewmathewj said:
"From one room to 3 bedroom by God grace bro."
Johannesburg woman transforms rented backroom into a beautiful place
In a similar article, Briefly News reported that a Johannesburg woman transformed her rented room into a beautiful and luxurious space.
The woman shared her transformation in a Facebook group where users ask Facebookers for interior design tips.
Netizens gave her helpful advice on how to improve her place.
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