Young SA Woman's Shack Home Stuns Mzansi With Creative Decor and Neatness

Young SA Woman's Shack Home Stuns Mzansi With Creative Decor and Neatness

  • A lady showed off her shack home in a popular group chat, and people were astonished by her house
  • The stunner's living space consisted of many lovely items, and she took pride in her humble abode
  • Online users reacted to the photos of the hun's house as they took to the comments section with advice and compliments
  • Briefly News spoke to architect and interior designer Erwan Kabwita, who shared the latest trend in home decor

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A woman in Mzansi posted images of her home in a popular social media group.

A woman showed off her shack home, and SA was impressed.
A lady unveiled her shack home in a group chat, leaving SA in awe. Image: Mshengu Tshabalala Goodness
Source: Facebook

The creative lady seemed proud of how the space looked, from her neatly made bed with a beautiful bed cover to her lovely art portrait.

Woman shows off shack home

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Mshengu Tshabalala Goodness, whose photos were posted in the ‘Make your bedroom beautiful with Thembi’s linen’ group, seemed chuffed about her space. She revealed that she was 26 and trying to improve her life.

The young woman unveiled her kitchen area, which was well organised; she then went on to showcase her bedroom, which was super clean, and her table stand, which was well kept, leaving people in awe of her space.

Take a look at the lady's house below:

The woman's shack home.
The lady's shack home. Image: Mshengu Tshabalala Goodness
Source: Facebook

The latest in home decor

Architect and interior designer Erwan Kabwita gave the ins and outs of the latest trends in interior design. The Architect said he would recommend incorporating elements of biophilic design into your home.

"The goal of biophilic design is to bring nature indoors and create environments that encourage wellbeing and a sense of connection to the natural world. Ample plants, natural light sources, and natural materials like stone and wood should all be included," he shared.

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Erwan encouraged individuals to embrace sustainable and eco-friendly materials and practices to create a healthier environment for both themselves and the planet.

"Combine these elements with modern minimalist aesthetics for a timeless yet contemporary look. By embracing biophilic design principles, you can create a space that not only looks beautiful but also enhances your overall sense of harmony and well-being within your home," he added.

Photos of the lady’s home in a shack wows SA

Many people loved the woman's living space as they flooded the comments section gushing over her house, while others dished out a few suggestions.

Florence Jeke said:

"This is real and true May God bless you."

Xolani Qhawe added:

"Please get silicone and seal the gaps it is about R129.00 per tube."

Zikhali Sizakele was impressed with the stunner's home, adding:

"Great work."

Thabiso Hadebe encouraged the hun, saying:

"Kuzolunga don't worry. It is amazing."

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Ntwanano Ntwani offered to help the young lady:

"Can I help you."

Proud South African woman showcases her stunning Limpopo shack

Briefly News previously reported a proud young lady was the talk of the town after she shared images of her home in a Facebook group chat.

One lady in Limpopo stunned many people on social media after proudly unveiling her home. Beaming proud, Choene Nyaku shared photos of her house in a popular Facebook group chat called Make Your Bedroom Beautiful with Thembi's Linen.

Source: Briefly News

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Johana Mukandila (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