Man Flexes Backroom That Looks Like Apartment, TikTok of Transformation Impresses Mzansi
- A guy on TikTok showed people how he made the best out of the very small space he has available
- This gent showed how organised a full makeover for his one room at the back of the main house
- Online users were impressed by the big change he managed to achieve in the previously drab space
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One man showed the internet that some smart thinking goes a long in making a house a home. The homemaker showed how he made the place look modern.
Seeing how much he did, people had jokes that he was moving in permanently. This interior design change got over 72 000 likes.
Man's 1 room flipped into cosy bachelor's apartment
A gent, @bongani_motau, upgraded his living space The man set out to prove that there isn't anything such as a small space. Watch the video below:
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TikTok users applaud change to his 1 room
Mzansi online peeps love to see people renovate their houses. Some people commented that big changes looked like he wanted to stay in the backroom for good.
Katli Thabane commented:
"Lol this person is never,ever leaving home "
FeminineFunk commented:
"Just because he's built himself a Topbilling cottage doesn't mean he won't move out. If anything he's shown he can do anything! Well done bro!"
Mfundo commented:
"It’s giving “never moving out “ and “kukithi la” "
kokiimahlaola commented:
"Life is hard so rather invest where you know you'll never go wrong."
Ntuthuko Freeman commented:
"Can't wait to do this for my mom."
Cost of building a house totals over R200k, Mzansi thankful for transparency
Briefly News previously reported that a house cost several thousands of rand in Mzansi. The video shows how much it all cost well over a quarter of a million rand.
People were invested in the building process shown in the viral clip. Many commented that they were grateful for the useful video.
Mzansi peeps always find a building video useful. Many comments on the video to express their gratitude.
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Source: Briefly News