A thing of beauty is a joy forever-John Keats. But yoh, when it comes to beautiful homes, it is not just about joy, it is about mind, body, and soul (as cliche as that sounds). And it is for this reason that I have decided to throw you head first into this fabulous piece of space right here. Like this is just one of those pictures you see and your brain is almost simultaneously cast into tranquility levels hard to explain. I personally never really understood the point of furnished apartments, until I walked into this one last week on Sunday after my morning errands. Words can’t even begin to explain the levels of relaxation my body experienced the minute the door to this apartment was opened. But enough talking: let’s indulge together….
Eh! And before I go any further, can we please take a moment to appreciate one of my most favorite places on earth…#thekitchen!!!! Lovely surfaces in an open plan setting, a gas cooker, a microwave, a refrigerator, and a cute little window complete with bronze painted curtain holders. Dude, am sold already and I already have an apartment! Wait, can’t I get two?? Hmmmm….
As we graduate into what I think is the most important room in a house…the bathroom…I love the glass shower doors, and the way she stuck a box of Kleenex right on top of the hand towel- I don’t know why, but I do! Plus, looking at these pics makes me want to take a shower right about know (for those living in areas of Nairobi without water, may the Lord be with you in these, your difficult days, as the rest of us, that is, Catherine and I continue to enjoy the ever-flowing supply of water in our neighborhood).
And lastly, bits and pieces of the house…(photo credits: the lovely lady Catherine’s dropbox):
Of course you are wondering who Catherine is, well, she is the lovely owner of the house that you contact in the event you would like to rent this amazing sanctuary (this is in Loneview Apartments, along Mombasa Rd.) for a given period of time. Her telephone number is +254-722371032, and the rates are as follows:
- 1 to 7 days: KES 6,000 (approximately USD 59) per day
- 8 to 14 days: KES 5,000 (approximately USD 49) per day
- 15 to 21 days: KES 4,000 (approximately USD 39) per day
- 22 to 30 days: KES 3,000 (approximately USD 29) per day
And with that, I have to say ‘Sayonnara’ my people, until next time. Do remember to like, share, and share, and in the event you require more information, do drop a comment down below, and I shall get back to you.
I like. Good job. Keep it up. Keep the photos coming lol.
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The pictures are thumbs up….the descriptive language is Superb…ABOVE ALL, AM IN LOVE WITH EVERY PIECE OF FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS…Kudos Sada for the piece!!
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This is so amazing. Kudos for the good work👏👏👏👏👏
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Thank you very much…I do try!:)
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Awesome stuff….so now you’re an interior designer?.. Awesome
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Loool, it’s like I gat’ skills yoh!
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I like the piece… it’s has layers, like a stanley kubrick movie…keep up.
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The colors are blending so well. It is awesome. Keep them coming!
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Above comment from hellen muriuki
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The kitchen is your most favorite place on earth???? As in you cook??? 😲:0
Also, is this like on Airbnb??
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Yes hun, I do cook, and my favourite places in any hse are the kitchen and bathroom, for obvious reasons lol
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And yes, this is on Airbnb: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/14130117?eluid=2&euid=a4d5df5f-3a7c-da19-b073-17c89c040389
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I was like.. I love that bathroom.. Then I realised ni yako.
Sister you made it !!
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Haha, nope, it’s not mine, it’s two floors below mine, but hata me niko njiani kutengeza yangu:)
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