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Blue Mbombo’s Fav Things

Diski Divas reality show star and Big Brother Mzansi’s Thandi Mbombo, famously known as Blue, gives details of her majestic home.

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Colourful bud vases

vases

I keep my flowers in decked out colourful bud vases around the house because there is nothing more peaceful than a freshly scented home.

Paintings

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I am a big collector of paintings; I go for the classy, modern or African themed ones. All the rooms in my house have at least two paintings and my admiration for art stems from my love for decorating.

Frames

frameFamily is important to me and that’s why I have framed pictures of them everywhere in the house. This reminds me of the amazing memories we’ve shared.

TV

TV

I love that I can download movies, watch YouTube and Bluetooth documents on my TV; it’s the perfect thing to do when I need to relax.

Rugs

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I love buying rugs; I have several and find that they warm up the home, especially in winter.

Headboards

head-boardI have a superb headboard that stands out in my bedroom. It’s my favourite item in the house because it’s fit for a queen.

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