 explained: "I'm going to give you a yurt tour, this is going to be really quick because the yurt is only 24 feet so buckle up." The TikToker panned the camera around the interior of the yurt as she joked about the small space. "Here we have the entire yurt, zone one is the desk, the art space, the office," Sonora said. She also poked fun at the lack of storage space for her clothes as she showed viewers her clothes rail. "Next, I invite you to the closet, yes, it is a walk-in," the influencer told her audience. Sonora showed her followers a second desk, which she called her "boyfriend's office." The couple's living area consisted of two small armchairs and "an altar zone," which consisted of crystals displayed on a table. She also showed viewers her large four-poster bed, which doubled as a second area for clothes storage. "Almost all of the furniture and house items we thrifted or built," she explained in the caption of the video. The content creator also answered a question on a lot of her followers' minds. "We have an outhouse right outside, but we shower and cook in the main house on the property we live on," she explained. TikTok users took to the comments section to share their thoughts on Sonora's unique living situation. "Beautiful, exactly what I am about to buy!! So excited!" wrote one viewer. Another impressed follower said: "It's like an Animal Crossing house." "Stayed in one of these in Australia and found it just a bit hot during the day but would so live there," commen){kind=link}
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A content creator gave her followers a tour of the yurt she shares with her boyfriend.
In her video, TikTok user Sonora (@sonoratmw) explained: “I’m going to give you a yurt tour, this is going to be really quick because the yurt is only 24 feet so buckle up.”
The TikToker panned the camera around the interior of the yurt as she joked about the small space.
“Here we have the entire yurt, zone one is the desk, the art space, the office,” Sonora said.