Woman Facebook Shares Blue and Grey Themed Home Interior Design, Netizens Show Love

• A woman shared a post on a Facebook group featuring images of her blue and grey-themed home interior design with modern finishes and furniture
• Netizens gave positive feedback and asked about the furniture and kitchen curtains for themselves
• The design was well thought out, with the right furniture, colour, and material, making it a beautiful and smart design

A woman has shared a post in a Facebook group that gives users feedback on their home designs. The images showed a blue and grey-themed interior with modern finishes and furniture.

"For the love of all shades of blue & grey," she said

The neat interior design was well thought out

Picking out the right furniture, with the right colour and material, takes time. But if you are going for a specific theme, feel or look, that time will be worth it. This lady understood the assignment. Take a look at some pictures from her post:

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Netizens shared feedback with her and wanted to know about the furniture

@Husna Asio said:

"So beautiful to see my home is also all shades of grey. From my living room to the bedroom I love it"

@Thembie Dube added:

"Beautiful, where did you buy your kitchen curtain"

@Mellisa Chasakara said:

"Your home is so beautiful and smart ❤"

Siphatokuhle Khumalo commented:

"Absolutely gorgeous, especially love your kitchen"

Johannesburg man shows interior home design

In another home interior design news, Briefly News reported on a content creator from Johannesburg who shared pictures of his home in a post on Twitter. People were so impressed with his interior design that they wanted to know where he bought his furniture.

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@Sakhesilwanagm1 asked:

"Please share where you got the glass table with chairs, stunning!"

Source: Briefly News