Brilio.net - The exterior of a house is often deceiving, especially when the house looks simple and ordinary. However, many houses that look ordinary from the outside actually have a surprise inside with a luxurious and aesthetic interior. This kind of transformation shows that the beauty and comfort of a residence do not always have to be seen from the outside.
Many homeowners choose to invest more in the interior, creating a comfortable and inviting space. With the right design, a simple-looking home can be transformed into a hidden villa-like abode. The selection of quality materials, clever spatial arrangement, and the use of the right decorative elements can drastically change the atmosphere of a home.
Interior renovations that focus on aesthetics and comfort often involve the use of neutral colors, good lighting, and elegant furniture. In addition, the addition of natural elements such as houseplants and the use of wood materials can add a warm and inviting feel. As a result, a home that initially looked ordinary from the outside can become a stunning and inspiring place on the inside.
Here, brilio.net has collected portraits from TikTok @carlitotoo on Tuesday (18/2).
1. @carlitotoo's house from the outside looks like an antique house that is decades old.
2. The house still has an old design which is identical to ornamental plant decorations on the walls and iron frame windows.
3. This is the interior area that looks ancient. The roof appears to be made of zinc with a wooden frame.
4. The floor is made of shiny tiles, while the walls look old and have damp spots.
5. However, at the end of the house that is not finished, there is also a house that has a bright, aesthetic terrace.
6. When entering the house, it turns out that there is a more modern residence than the front room.
7. This house has a modern minimalist concept. The rooms are designed openly, such as the kitchen, dining room, and living room are all connected.
8. Vinyl has been installed on the floor, and a ceiling has been installed on the roof.
(brl/lut)
