"Good Work": Man's Impressive Backroom Setup Amazes Mzansi, SA Raves

"Good Work": Man's Impressive Backroom Setup Amazes Mzansi, SA Raves

  • One gentleman became the talk of the town after he showcased how he set up his backroom
  • The TikTok video of the man's transformation went viral online leaving people in awe of the guy's space
  • Comments poured in from South African online viewers who flooded the post with compliments
  • Briefly News spoke to architect and interior designer Erwan Kabwita, who shared insights on how one could decorate their backroom using budget-friendly materials

A man left the online community buzzing after sharing his journey to a beautifully designed backroom setup.

A man showed off his impressive backroom setup in a TikTok video.
A man in South Africa flexed his backroom setup in a TikTok video. Image: @katlehomabote1
Source: TikTok

Gent shows backroom setup

The clip, which has since gone viral, showcases his creative use of space and attention to detail, proving that small spaces can be both stylish and functional leaving South Africans impressed.

The man, with the TikTok handle @katlehomabote1, neatly arranged the room, setting up his bed with comfortable and vibrant bedding and a sleek entertainment area. The gent's setup has amazed viewers, sparking discussions about affordable ways to create a cosy and inviting home.

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The TikTok video went viral amassing loads of views along with thousands of likes and comments within two days of its publication.

Watch the footage below:

How to decorate a backroom using budget-friendly materials

While speaking to Briefly News architect and interior designer Erwan Kabwita shared the following tips on how one could decorate their backroom using budget-friendly materials.

  • Turn cutting boards into kitchen art

If you have extra cutting boards, use them as inexpensive art to place on the walls of your kitchen.

"The sleek marble and chrome finishes in this stylish kitchen are balanced by the walnut cutting boards, which add some organic texture to the room," he said.
  • Use vintage pennants

Look for old pennants at garage sales and local flea markets rather than purchasing brand-new artwork.

"Look for flags that represent your hometown, alma mater, or some of your bucket list places if you're unsure where to begin," he added.

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  • Embrace an accent wall
"Your bedroom may look fantastic with wallpaper. Make an accent wall with just one roll to save money."
  • Snag a graphic throw blanket

A graphic throw blanket is a better option if you are unable to afford a new set of patterned bedding the interior designer suggested.

SA loves man's backroom makeover

The gentleman's creative vision has left a lasting impression on Mzansi peeps, who are eager to follow in his footsteps as they flocked to the comments section, saying:

Rethabile Blake Molutsoane said:

"Congratulations your bed looks comfortable where did you purchase it from."

Newtaby wrote:

"Congratulations on that boss move."

Katlego Katz Mosiele expressed:

"You are doing so well papa, keep up the good work."

S.B Gcwensa commented:

"Proud of you blood."

Amogelang Telekelo replied:

"Congratulations chomi."

Cmsmt expressed:

"Plug me with the table, please."

Gift was impressed, adding:

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"Well done."

Thabsie replied:

"Ooh boy boy bantu."
A man unveiled his stunning backroom setup in a TikTok video.
A South African man went viral for showcasing his impressive backroom setup. Image: @katlehomabote1
Source: TikTok

Mzansi peeps give backroom decor uplift

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Source: Briefly News

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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za