A YOUNG woman has revealed how she bought storage units converted into a tiny home despite her mum pleading with her not to. Taking to social media , the woman proved her mum wrong as she showed how she transformed the outdated tiny home . She wrote: "My mother and realtor begged me not to buy my little 550 square foot house it needed lots of love but I saw the potential in the MCM (mid-century modern) details.
"I knew it could be great and the price was right. "Here are some before and after pictures still some more to do I tried to keep some of the old and add in some new." The pictures showed off the outside of her tiny home which was painted a deep green colour with white window panels and doors.
READ MORE ON TINY HOMES The interiors before she got her hands on the small home were seriously outdated, with beige tiled flooring and grubby brown furniture. The house was kitted out in orange-stained wood panelling giving it a 70s feel. The dining area included a built in bench along the corner and had wooden panelled ceilings as well.
But she saw beyond the outdated parts and captured the features she could make look more modern to turn it into her dream home. Most read in Fabulous The front room and dining area was updated by painting the walls white and covering the orange-stained wood, but she decided to keep the 70s style flooring and ceiling fans. In the kitchen, she painted the wooden cupboards a dark green to match the outside colour of her home and added gold handles .