A WOMAN has revealed that she bought an old, rotten caravan and turned it into a beautiful tiny home.
Sarah Emily, a mum-of-two, explained that she transformed her 2004 caravan using cheap buys from the high-street, and people are stunned at how good it looks.
A DIY whizz has revealed that she bought a rotten caravan and gave it a total makeoverCredit: Tiktok/@sarahemilyinteriorsUsing cheap buys from Shein, B&Q and Ikea, Sarah Emily was able to give the caravan a new lease of lifeCredit: Tiktok/@sarahemilyinteriorsSarah took to TikTok to show off the mega makeover, leaving social media users open-mouthedCredit: Tiktok/@sarahemilyinteriorsPosting on social media under the username @sarahemilyinteriors, Sarah recently took to TikTok to show off a before and after look of her caravan makeover.
She said: “Introducing Lexy the Lunar, our first caravan renovation project.”
Sarah confirmed: “We decided to buy a damp, rotten caravan - what were we thinking?
I'm a property expert - my guess for the cheapest time to buy a home this year“It was the gift that kept on giving.”
Sharing footage of being, during and after the overhaul, Sarah continued: “It went from this…to this…And finally, to this…”
As she proudly showed off the finished look, Sarah added: “Our beautiful tiny home.
“Full renovation journey pending.”
Sarah took to Instagram, to show off the caravan’s epic new look, as she opened up in more detail and the transformation process.
The DIY fan confirmed that she used bargain buys from Amazon, B&Q, Ikea, Shein and H&M Home to transform the caravan from drab to fab.
Sarah previously confirmed that it took her and her husband five to six weeks to do the bulk of the work and when they ripped out the insides, they noticed that the caravan had water damage.
Now, the tiny home on wheels has been given a modern makeover, complete with black details, dalmatian dot wall stickers, fake foliage headboard and some cool prints, which really make this space pop.
With panel-style wall details and herringbone flooring, it’s no surprise that social media users were left impressed.
Sarah also detailed the costs for her DIY project.
Inside Camilla's £850k 'guilty pleasure' country pad - and Charles 'hates' itShe confirmed that she forked out £4,200 for the 2004 caravan and then spent £390 on paint, £145 on bathroom costs, £185 on kitchen costs and £183 on new mattresses, stickers and prints for the bunks.
She also spent £420 on the living area, including handles, lights, upholstery and flooring, as well as £295 for building supplies.
Not only this, but Sarah also splashed £820 on miscellaneous costs and £800 on decor and soft furnishings.
Sarah’s TikTok clip has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly amassed 60,800 views.
It has 1,981 likes, 32 comments, 306 saves and 527 shares.
Social media users were stunned at the caravan’s overhaul and many were eager to express this in the comments.
One person said: “Wow this is amazing.”
Another added: “Beautiful.”
A third commented: “Now that is an extreme makeover. I love it.”
Whilst someone else chimed in: “Stunning.”
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The 2004 caravan cost £4,200Credit: Tiktok/@sarahemilyinteriorsIt took Sarah and her husband six weeks to complete the projectCredit: Tiktok/@sarahemilyinteriorsTikTok users described that home on wheels as "beautiful" and "stunning"Credit: Tiktok/@sarahemilyinteriors