“They Reject Our Application to Pay R3K Bond”: Baddie Moves Into R6,5K Loft Apartment in Cape Town

• A hardworking young woman moved into her dream apartment in Cape Town
• Nicole shared her new home on TikTok for her followers to see
• Netizens were proud of the young lady who had a picturesque view of the city

A young Mzansi lady moved into a luxurious apartment in Cape Town.

The young woman shared the proud moment on TikTok.

Baddie moves into R6,5K loft apartment in Cape Town 

The girls are securing the bag and moving into their dream homes. The young generation of women follow their dreams and make things happen for themselves.

Whether through manifestation, vision boards or prayer, the girls strive to become their best versions. A young baddie shared a clip of herself moving into her dream home in Cape Town.

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She showed off her R6,5K loft apartment with a picturesque view of Cape Town in a TikTok clip that she captioned:

"Moving into my new apartment. Couldn't be any more grateful."

Watch the video below:

Netizens react to baddie’s luxurious home

Briefly News consulted with an interior designer, Gontse PK, to better understand how young people can turn their space into a luxurious sanctuary. The master shared that:

“I think luxury is important to everyone. But Luxury isn’t necessarily expensive or high end , luxury is more of a feeling one gets when they enter into a space. My advice for young people is to allow themselves to define what a luxurious space means to them as opposed to what it’s currently defined as based on modern trends.”

Gontse shared the key things to consider for a young person when curating a space are :

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“Comfort - A space that inspires creativity but also a sense of peace and belonging ( not too perfect but also not too playful )

“⁠Career & interests—What career are you trying to build for yourself? What interests do you have? A young upcoming artist may appreciate playing with colours and unique custom pieces in their space, while someone aspiring to build a corporate career may be more drawn to a home that embraces both natural textures and tones. Home would be a sanctuary of a calm space away from the stresses of the boardroom. So, personalising a space helps one define what feels comfortable.

“Budget - Young people travel and move around a lot as they build their careers, so going for durable but affordable furniture is the best option, as one would not want to be moving and relocating with marble stone tables as an example. Also, because your taste and appreciation for different styles change as you age, going affordable makes the change in furniture and accessories less daunting! You may like a black velvet couch now, but in 3 years, you may appreciate leather and neutral tones more!”

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The hun showed off her stunning home, with big windows overlooking the beautiful city. The tones of the luxurious sanctuary are neutral as she still needs to add her signature touch.

Netizens shared their thoughts in the comments:

@Audrey. exposed a sad truth:

"The sad thing about our country is we can afford R6 500 rent but they reject our applications to pay R3 000 bond."

@Nolo101 wished the lady well:

"Congratulations, beautiful. God bless you on this journey."

@Mpho_ wished Joburg had such apartments:

"If only we had these apartments in Johannesburg."

@حسنة حبيبت🧕 is happy that she followed her heart:

"I am so happy that I moved into my dream apartment. I am crying, the universe did it."

@XXXIIIV cannot wait for her season of winning:

"When I do this, I will cry tears for real, cannot wait."

@Ama Ka Magwaza

"I am happy for you. November 2024 I am moving in to my brand-new two bedroom estate house... I couldn't be more grateful."

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Woman buys land for R300 and builds dream home from scratch

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

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

Source: Briefly News