“You've done wonders,” people say as Mom gives the town hall the ultimate shine

DO YOU DREAM of transforming your home, but have no inspiration?

A mum has shared her impressive renovation after turning her dilapidated council house into a stylish property.

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The DIY pro shared the impressive transformation via a video on her TikTok channel @raisingmytwogals.

The mother of two often uses the account to share insights into her life and raising her children in a rural town hall.

Her videos are popular among social media users and she has over 20,000 followers on the video sharing platform.

Previous photos of the property make it look incredibly shabby, with paint peeling off the walls and bare wooden floorboards.

In the bathroom, stains covered the floors and in the hallway the stairs were littered with trash.

Thanks to the mother's hard work, the house now looks completely unrecognizable.

In the living room, the mother painted the walls a soothing cream and white-blue color and added a large rug to give the room a cozy atmosphere.

The space is decorated with houseplants and paintings along the walls.

In the girls' bedroom, the mother has opted for a lively touch pink color for the walls.

Matching pink There are curtains in front of the windows and the floral wallpaper borders the room.

In the kitchen, the mother has chosen a light pink color for the walls and decorated the room with beautiful floral paintings.

The smart mom's video has clearly impressed many as it has been viewed almost 40,000 times.

TikTok users rushed to the video's comments section to share their thoughts on the council house glow.

One user said: “You've done wonders, looking beautiful.”

Another user said: “Looks absolutely luscious, you did a great job”.

A third user chimed in: “It is Nice to see it become a home.”

Council houses are made available by local authorities to people in need.

They are often cheaper than renting private homes and can also provide greater security against eviction.

Council housing is allocated to potential tenants on a points-based system, with those in greater need receiving homes first.

If you are high enough on the waiting list, the municipality will contact you about an available home.

In Great Britain, there are currently more than a million people waiting for social housing.

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