“Choosing Simplicity Becomes an Art”: PEP Home Has Mzansi Drooling Over Luxurious Bowls on a Budget

“Choosing Simplicity Becomes an Art”: PEP Home Has Mzansi Drooling Over Luxurious Bowls on a Budget

  • A lady on TikTok named Palesa shares all of her stunning home pieces on her social media 
  • She recently showed off stunning bowls from PEP Home that added a beautiful tone to her kitchen 
  • Netizens were enchanted by the beautiful bowls and shared their thoughts in the comments 

Mzansi lady shares stunning PEP Home bowls.

Woman shows off new bowls from PEP
A Mzansi woman showed off her new PEP Home splurge. Image: @homewithp1
Source: TikTok

The bowls added a beard tone to the woman’s elegant kitchen.

PEP Home has Mzansi drooling over luxurious bowls on a budget 

A woman on TikTok shared her latest splurge from PEP Home. The brand prides itself on offering stunning pieces for low prices, which is one reason customers keep returning to them.

Palesa, who shares her stunning home on TikTok, added three stunning bowls to her elegant kitchen. The pieces set a luxurious tone.

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The lady added a fitting voiceover to her clip that shared a beautiful quote:

“In a world filled with chaos, finding simplicity becomes an art. It’s powerful once you realise that silence is better.”

Watch the video below:

Netizens react to the stunning PEP bowls

Home improvement projects have been popular among the youth. Dream homes are no longer just finding the most extravagant architectural design but also a homey yet stylish interior.

Briefly News reached out to a trusted Interior Designer, Gontse_pk to as two questions: Why do you think simple neutral tones are popular now in makings a home look more elegant, remember how our grandparents’ homes looked elegant too, draped in florals and prints? Why is our era so simple yet elegant?

Gontse explained that:

“In my opinion I think it’s a mix of 2 things. The modern day definition of wealth and taste Vs what it was back then . If you look at the Victorian era as an example . Wealth was mostly displayed by the things one has , access to art, authentic pieces , gold , expensive and organic silk, cotton, other fabrics, etc .

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“The more of these u have in your home the greater your display of taste and wealth. And naturally as humans we always want to display to others that we can afford . In this day and age especially with social media and the internet , expressions of wealth and sophistication can be done is many ways, travel, experiences etc. so we are not limited .
“Freedom of creativity. Modern day society is very liberal . We have the freedom to create our own meaning of style and design . A lot of the decor we saw in our grandparents homes were inspired by European culture ( the drapes , wallpaper, cornices etc.) This is the decor they saw in their homes when they were working as maids and they aspired to that as they did not come from much.
“With freedom and an economy that is more open to opportunities we are realising that maybe simple can also be elegance , maybe we don’t have to follow the norms of the past . But we can still draw some inspiration from it .”

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PEP Home has been a valued ally to homeowners on a house improvement journey as their products are stunning yet affordable. Netizens shared their thoughts about Palesa’s new bowls in the comments:

@Ausi Lerato 🤍✨#BeadsByLerato praised the brand:

"Pep home is the girl she thinks she is."

@Flow fumbled a good opportunity:

"Saw this at pep n I ignored them now that u posted them am influenced to buy, I ran to the store and out of stock."

@Modiehi Dee Ponyane was focused on a different gorgeous piece:

"PEP home also comes through! I love the flowers in the background, where do you get the vase?"

@Presh flexed her very own bowls:

"I have them in black colour. But that colour is also nice."

Woman buys land for R300 and builds dream home from scratch

Briefly News also reported that a woman shared her home project on TikTok. Vivi bought land for R300 and spent R160K for building materials and labour.

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Netizens were proud of the lady and shared sweet messages in the comments.

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Chuma Nontsele (Editor) Chuma Nontsele is a human interest journalist for Briefly News. Nontsele holds a diploma in journalism and started her career working at Daily Maverick as a news reporter. Later, she ventured into lifestyle. You can reach her at: chuma.nontsele@briefly.co.za