Silo Home TikTok Video Goes Viral With 21M Views, Netizens Impressed by Stunning Exterior

Silo Home TikTok Video Goes Viral With 21M Views, Netizens Impressed by Stunning Exterior

  • A TikTok video showcasing silo homes has gained an incredible 21 million views, capturing the interest and reactions of viewers
  • Farmers traditionally used wooden silos for storing grain, but now, these iconic agricultural structures have taken on a new role as homes
  • Netizens were impressed by this modern and comfortable structure, and many are celebrating it for its energy efficiency
Silo homes are becoming a trend across the world.
Silo homes are fast becoming a hit in parts of the world. Images: @Omar Marquets
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A TikTok video featuring silo homes has garnered a staggering 21 million views, sparking widespread curiosity worldwide.

Silo homes trends

The video uploaded by @thebins2019 showcases the idea of Silo homes which was turned into an Airbnb. The Bins were an idea but have since become a popular BnB destination in Lava Hot Springs, Idaho.

Originating from the United States, where farmers historically utilised wooden silos for grain storage, these structures have now found a new purpose as distinctive homes. Contrary to expectations, silo homes showcase a modern and comfortable living experience. Renowned for their energy efficiency and minimal environmental footprint, these unique dwellings have piqued the interest of those seeking unconventional yet sustainable living solutions.

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Watch the video below:

Silo homes trends

As the trend gains momentum, more individuals are exploring the idea of converting silos into cosy and efficient living spaces. The unique world of silo living and the architectural creativity transforms traditional farm structures into modern, eco-friendly spaces.

People flocked to the comment section to share their views:

@#35 said:

"Silo house after 10 years."

@Jacqueline Rush praised:

"There’s a silo house not far from me. It does look pretty cool."

@OᒪIᐯIᗩ commented:

"I want a silo house like NOW!! That’s absolutely gorgeous!!"

@s.valkrez shared:

"With housing prices I can't even live in a barn, now I'm downgraded all the way to a grain silo? Lord help."

@NaQuie said:

"I bet it sounds amazing when it rains."

@lilbitesizefun explained:

"Yes and then developers will pounce on this idea."

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KZN woman amazes Mzansi with a house built from scratch

In a similar story, Briefly News reported about a woman from KwaZulu-Natal has left Mzansi amazed with her TikTok video showcasing a house she built entirely from scratch.

The video reveals the remarkable exterior of the home, captivating viewers with its stunning design.

Netizens are eager to learn more about her construction process and ask for their advice.

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