Mzansi Divided by Rich Red Room Man Claims to Have Tried His “Level Best” in Designing: “It Is Loud, Yoh”

• A shocking red room got people talking on a popular interior design group on Facebook
• Facebook user Thabiso Anele Kewana shared pictures of his home, showing the red walls and black accents
• Some people liked the colour pallet while others thought it was a tad too much for their liking

Everyone has different tastes and that is what makes people interesting. One man felt that painting an entire room in a deep, rich red would be a vibe, but some people didn’t feel the same.

People on social media can be tough critics. So, when you drop pictures of a room like this one, you have to be prepared for some shade.

Facebook user Thabiso Anele Kewana shared pictures of his home on a popular Facebook group. The walls are all a very wow red, accompanied by a lot of black accents.

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“Tried my level best,” the man captioned his post.

The people of Mzansi split over the red room

Well, let us just say that the red did not go down well with everyone. Some liked it, but it is definitely an acquired taste.

Take a look at some of the comments:

Bongile Louisa Tshabalala said:

“How and where do you get this TV unit thing done like this?”

Towanda Bongie said:

“This red is so loud, yohh.”

Lillian Mundera said:

“Red too much, haibo.”

Mavis Mavis said:

“It's too red, just paint one wall red to make it a focal wall and paint the other walls a neutral colour but everything else is fabulous."

Tshengie Chisa said:

“This is nice.”

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Proud man puts every cent he has into building his dream home, took him 6 months: Mzansi people are inspired

In other news, Briefly News reported that it is many people's dream to own their own homes. One man made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure he had a roof over his head that he was proud of, which is stunning.

Anything is possible if you put your mind to it and are willing to do the hard things necessary to make it a reality. This is exactly what this man did.

Twitter user @IamHardbone spent the last six months building his forever home. Spending over R500k, with much more to be done, the man poured his heart and soul into making this possible.

Source: Briefly News