Durban Woman Determined to Turn House Into 5-Star Hotel, Mzansi Amazed by 6 Pics of Stunning Bedroom Interior

Durban Woman Determined to Turn House Into 5-Star Hotel, Mzansi Amazed by 6 Pics of Stunning Bedroom Interior

  • A woman shared her ambitious plans for what her house would look like as she started to bring her vision to life
  • The lady showed people that she wanted to turn her house into a luxury hotel and her dream was slowly becoming a reality
  • Online users reacted to seeing the inside of her home and gave their thoughts on how far she is from her goal

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This woman chose to live in ultimate comfort by turning her house into a hotel. The lady showed people her progress towards her goal by posting in a public Facebook group.

Woman gets praised for gorgeous bedroom
A lady told people that she wants to turn her house into a five-star hotel and shared pictures. Image: dudunkambule.wamazilankatha
Source: Facebook

Online peeps were not shy to let the lady know what they thought of her humble abode. The netizen showed off the dramatic interior she chose and people reacted in their thousands.

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KZN woman on Facebook shows of hotel-like house

Dudu Nkambule WamaZilankatha posted in a Facebook group the big plans she had for her home. The lady posted six pictures to show her beautifully decorated house.

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The room has a mustard and white theme. The woman's bed has decorative pillows, cushions and a mustard yellow throw. She showed the rest of her room and displayed a beautifully organised handbag and shoe rack.

Netizens blown away by woman's bedroom on Facebook

Mzansi loves to see other homes and this lady's house earned her much praise. People remarked on how beautifully she decorated her bedroom.

Mars Matsolo Mars Matsolo commented:

"Love this."

Ntombi Sikhakhane commented:

"Absolutely amazing, i room lentombazane liba lihle kanjena ke. Woow, Mommy usebenzile. [A lady's room should be this beautiful, great worked.]"

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Woman platform commented:

"Very clean."

Alma Liongo commented:

"Very nice."

Ayanda Diyaleh commented:

"Absolutely gorgeous!"

Lebo Hoffman commented:

"Very welcoming and nice, this is what I'm talking about, a peaceful room."

Londy Masikane commented:

"Wow very neat and nice."

Polite Tamanewako commented:

"Very impressive!"

Nosipho Magabhisa Khawula Khawula commented:

"Amazingly beautiful."

Pulane Malatji commented:

"Beautiful."

"Ngathi yi ndumba": SA split over 3 pics of modest home as peeps say it is a hut

Briefly News previously reported that one woman shared photos from a building company, TZM Construction. The little house went viral as some people thought it resembled traditional South African huts.

Many online users insisted that the picture was showing a modern version of African huts made from clay with a thatched roof.

A picture shared by a lady @Havana_Bloom on Twitter shows a six-corner home that many people argued was indumba. Traditionally, indumba is a roundhouse hut used by African healers as described by National Museum Publications.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za