“Your Room Is Beautiful”: Woman Transforms Single Bedroom Home, SA Stans Makeover

“Your Room Is Beautiful”: Woman Transforms Single Bedroom Home, SA Stans Makeover

  • A woman shared how she transformed her one-bedroom home into a cosy and stylish-looking place
  • The post was shared on a group on Facebook where a bunch of individuals share their personal spaces to get advice on improvements
  • People across the country were impressed with what the lady did and complimented her for her taste
South Africans loved the snazzy single bedroom home a lady shared online.
A woman showed off her cosy one-bedroom home, and people applauded the interior. Images: Duduzile Eugenia Miya
Source: Facebook

A lady shared how her single-bedroom home looked in a popular Facebook group dedicated to such things. People across the country congratulated the woman for transforming her bedroom and complimented her on the interior. The group in which she shared her room is one dedicated to people looking for advice on how to improve their cosy homes.

A cosy and stylish home

Facebook user Duduzile Eugenia Miya shared the post on the Make your bedroom beautiful �with Thembi's Linen � group, which has over 3.5 million members. Many people have joined the group and have received advice on how to improve their rooms or compliments from other people. The lady has bought a lovely couch and a kitchen cupboard for her room.

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See a screenshot of the post below and check it out here:

A lady was proud with the way she transformed her bedroom.

Cool rooms as far as the eye can see

The group she shared the post in is fascinating, to say the least. Many of the individuals who share their rooms have maximised the space they have to the best of their ability. The top post on the group shows an amazing home filled with a TV, a fridge and many more impressive aspects. But what makes it wonderful is that all the furniture and electronics are in one place.

South Africans have a talent of making a space cosy and comfy.
People across SA have transformed their homes into cosy and stylish spaces. Image: Michael Robinson
Source: Getty Images

People across the country have shared how they have let their inner interior designers run wild. South Africans were deeply impressed with how the lady has maximised her living space.

Read the comments below:

Franklin N'wa-Makasela Dumezulu said:

"Beautiful. Don't you wanna bring a bit of colour on your couch? Maybe 2 cushions nyana? ❤️"

Quinton Siyabonga Phiri asked:

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"How long did it take to make your room like this?🥰"

Slindile Slikour mentioned:

"Beautiful and clean Sisi. Keep up the cleanness 🙏"

Phuthi Moloto commented:

"It's very nice and clean just like you dear."

Skhumba Njandin asked:

"Can I move in with you?😂😂🤣🤣 You have a wonderful place."

Thobekile Ndlovu said:

"I must say the room is big and beautiful."

Moloko Mashaba mentioned:

"That's nice, you must help to arrange mine 🤞"

Edesiri Orugbo commented:

"Your comfort zone. It doesn’t have to be massive, it just has to be comfortable for you."

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  • Briefly News previously reported that a woman shared how she changed her RDP house to fit her tastes. South Africans were amazed by the interior of the home.
  • A lady shared some before-and-after pictures of her RDP home, leaving people across the country stunned by the wonderful transformation.
  • A 105-year-old woman received an RDP home after being displaced because of Apartheid and after spending nine years in a homeless shelter.

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Siphesihle Z Luthango (Editor) Siphesihle Luthango is a human interest writer at Briefly News. He has 3 years experience as a writer. Graduating cum laude in Journalism and International Studies from Monash South Africa (2018-2020), he has worked across various platforms, from online news and business reporting to digital marketing and content creation. He has written for The West African Times (2021), and Floww (2023-2024) writing human interest and business stories. Siphesihle has expertise in multimedia journalism, SEO, and digital marketing. Email: siphesihle.luthango@briefly.co.za