Brilio.net - Subsidized houses are often considered unable to have an attractive or comfortable appearance. However, that does not mean that subsidized houses cannot be renovated to improve the comfort of their residents. As long as the facade still follows existing provisions, interior renovations can be done to create a more pleasant atmosphere.
One example can be seen from the transformation of the house shared by a man on the TikTok account @alexsandropetrus. Initially, this subsidized house looked shabby with a poorly maintained interior. But he managed to renovate the room inside to be more beautiful and modern.
Now, the house has a nuance similar to a residence in an elite housing complex. Curious, right? Come on, take a peek at the portrait of its transformation summarized by brilio.net @alexsandropetrus, Tuesday (12/24).
1. The facade of this subsidized house initially looked unkempt, with a dull and less attractive appearance.
transformation of subsidized housing that was originally a slum
TikTok/@alexsandropetrus
2. The walls are covered in mold stains which make the house look shabby and uncomfortable.
transformation of subsidized housing that was originally a slum
TikTok/@alexsandropetrus
3. The bathroom initially looked dirty and in a condition that was far from decent.
transformation of subsidized housing that was originally a slum
TikTok/@alexsandropetrus
4. After being renovated, this house has become modern with clean white walls and black doors that give an elegant impression.
transformation of subsidized housing from a slum
TikTok/@alexsandropetrus
5. The terrace area is now designed to be more comfortable, equipped with an area suitable for relaxing or hanging out with family.
transformation of subsidized housing from a slum
TikTok/@alexsandropetrus
6. The interior of the house has a minimalist style that looks similar to houses in elite housing estates, providing a modern yet functional feel.
transformation of subsidized housing from a slum
TikTok/@alexsandropetrus
7. The furniture used is also not too much, creating the impression of a spacious and neat room, as well as being comfortable to live in.
transformation of subsidized housing from a slum
TikTok/@alexsandropetrus
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