South African Woman's DIY Wall Slats Remodel on TikTok Leaves Netizens Amazed

• Social media user has impressed netizens with her woodworking skills, which left peeps speechless
• In the TikTok video, the woman showcased how she remodelled her wall slats, and many loved it
• The online community was fascinated by the woman's work of art and creativity as they flooded her comments section to gush over her work
• Briefly News spoke to architect and interior design expert Erwan Kabwita on éco friendly interior designs for the home

A woman shared how she transformed her living room all on her own in a viral TikTok video, and netizens love it.

Woman shows off her DIY skill

A TikTok clip posted by @lesego_nana on the video platform has gathered over 280K views, thousands of likes and many comments. As the video began, the young lady showed off her wall slats, which were placed on the floor. While the video continued, she unveiled how she put it all together while sipping her cold savanna drink.

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At the end of the clip, @lesego_nana showcased how she placed her wall slats on her wall close to her TV screen, and it looked stunning.

Watch the video below:

SA was impressed with the young lady's woodwork

People were amazed by the lady's woodwork as they flooded her comment section praising her for her creativity, while others asked her to plug them home deco items.

Boitumelo Pula said:

"Yabona this one? Definitely gonna try and tag you sisi. Siyabonga nge plug."

Bubbl68 asked:

"Plug me where did you buy those?"

Kerataone2 added:

"Where did you buy the brown planks, and for how much, my sis."

Vicky simply said:

"Beautiful, my hun."

Eco-friendly materials to use for your home provided by an expert

Speaking to Briefly News, Erwan Kabwita shared tips on how to decorate your home with eco-friendly materials.

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"Bamboo is actually considered one of the best sustainable materials; it’s quickly renewable, and it also takes less energy to produce than wood, he said."

The architect went on to list the other various items, such as polished plaster. He stated that the reclaimed wood "creates a sense of warmth and familiarity in a space."

The interior design expert also revealed that;

"Glace is beautifully crafted, fragile and delicate, glass also happens to be endlessly recyclable and lastly, natural stone is very durable and requires low maintenance, whilst also being recyclable. Given the variety of colours and styles naturally available, it’s almost always used in interiors for bench tops, bathrooms and fire mantles," he adds.

South African woman showed off how she transformed her headboard

Briefly, News previously reported on a woman who plugged her followers in on how they could sleep in luxury without spending money on a new headboard.

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A video shared on TikTok by @ladique has gathered 616.2 Kiverws, thousands of likes and many comments. In the clip, one can see a black headboard lying on the floor. As the video progresses, the young lady shows how she transformed her headboard. She cut out a piece of cloth and attached the fabric to the headboard, which amazed many people.

Source: Briefly News