"So Beautiful": House Built With Vibracrete Slabs Leaves Mzansi Impressed

• A uniquely built home constructed using vibracrete slabs has gained online attention for its innovative design and interior, challenging traditional perceptions of the material
• The home features modern furnishings, bright colours, and clean finishes, creating a warm, welcoming, and functional living space that has sparked conversations about rethinking building materials
• The project has inspired many, with social media users praising the creativity and innovation behind the build, and some expressing interest in learning more about the construction process and costs
• Briefly News spoke to architect and interior designer Erwan Kabwita about the design principles that can be applied to make unconventional materials, like vibracrete, fit into contemporary home design

A uniquely built home using vibracrete slabs has captured attention online after photos and videos of the property surfaced, showcasing its remarkable design and interior.

Traditionally known for fencing and boundary walls, vibracrete slabs are rarely used for full home construction. However, this project has proven that with creativity and proper planning, they can be transformed into a durable and stylish living space.

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The home’s interior, as revealed in the video posted by @phalacontructions on TikTok on 17 September 2025, stunned viewers. The children’s room was neatly arranged, featuring modern furnishings and bright colours that created a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

The lounge area looked spacious, with carefully chosen décor that balanced comfort and style. The bathroom was another highlight, designed with clean finishes and fitted with modern fixtures, making it both functional and visually appealing.

Social media users were quick to praise the innovation behind the build. The project has sparked conversations about rethinking building materials and embracing unconventional methods. For the homeowner, the results spoke for themselves, a stunning, clean, and modern house that challenges traditional perceptions of vibracrete.

What was once seen merely as fencing material has now been elevated to the foundation of a home that radiates both beauty and functionality, leaving South Africans inspired by the possibilities of innovative building.

Expert using vibracrete in modern design

While speaking to Briefly News, architect and interior designer Erwan Kabwita shared insight into design principles that can be applied to make unconventional materials, like vibracrete, fit into contemporary home design by saying:

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"To design with unconventional materials, we use standard design principles, such as balance refers to the distribution of an object's visual weight to create a sense of stability, order, and harmony within a structure, and we have two types of balance symmetrical and asymmetrical."

He added:

"Repetition refers to the consistent use of a single design element, such as a shape, colour, texture, or pattern, across a building or throughout a design to create unity, rhythm, and visual interest."

SA is intrigued by the house built with vibracrete slabs

The online community took to the comments section to express their thoughts as they gushed over the stunning home.

Pastor said:

"Beautiful bro, how much did it cost for everything?"

Oshkosh wrote:

"Love it, cheap buildings are worth it. But I would reinforce with steel. Very quick and efficient."

Lucky Mbungendlu added:

"I'm interested."

Thembisile Jerusia Jumba replied:

"Very nice, please tell me the name of your ceiling, I'm loving it."

Earl commented:

"So beautiful, hey."

Semza99 stated:

"Where are you based?"

Illanab1983 commented:

"Love it."

Helgankosiyane4 stated:

"Beautiful house."

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Source: Briefly News