Influencer Draws Inspiration From the Maldives and Creates 400 m² Artificial Beach in Her Mansion, Featuring a Lake, 40 Coconut Trees at 7 Meters, and 100 Tons of Stones

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 08/03/2026 at 13:30

Updated on 08/03/2026 at 13:34

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Influencer Theulyn Reis, 26, Went Viral by Showing on Social Media the Construction of a 400 m² Artificial Beach in Her Mansion Still Under Construction, with a 1.80 m Deep Lake, 40 7 m Coconut Trees, and 100 Tons of Stones to Create a Maldives-Inspired Scene

At the beginning of 2025, influencer Theulyn Reis, 26, went viral on social media by showing the construction of her artificial beach in a mansion still under construction. The project aims to create a space inspired by the Maldives.

The construction process began to be shown by Reis at the beginning of January 2025. In her posts, she displayed stages of the work and emphasized that it requires many details done by hand.

Details of the Artificial Beach Construction

According to the influencer, many people imagined it would be enough to spread sand and fill the space with water, but she stated that building the artificial beach involves several careful steps.

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The project occupies an area of 400 m² and includes a lake with a depth of 1.80 m at the deepest part of the structure created in the mansion.

In addition to the lake, the area of the artificial beach received 40 coconut trees of 7 m, as well as 100 tons of stones used in the composition of the tropical scene planned by the influencer.

Inspiration from the Maldives

The coconut trees were positioned around the structure to create an environment reminiscent of famous beaches like those in the Maldives, a reference mentioned by Reis in her online posts.

The influencer also stated that she intends to add small colorful fish to the lake of the artificial beach in the future to complete the visual planned for the residential space.

In another post, Reis wrote that everyone was looking forward to the final result of the work and highlighted that she was surprised by the extraordinary beauty of the new area.

On that occasion, she also stated that she would continue to show the final details of the artificial beach when the construction was completed and ready.

With information from CNN.

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Influencer Draws Inspiration From the Maldives and Creates 400 m² Artificial Beach in Her Mansion, Featuring a Lake, 40 Coconut Trees at 7 Meters, and 100 Tons of Stones

Influencer Theulyn Reis, 26, Went Viral by Showing on Social Media the Construction of a 400 m² Artificial Beach in Her Mansion Still Under Construction, with a 1.80 m Deep Lake, 40 7 m Coconut Trees, and 100 Tons of Stones to Create a Maldives-Inspired Scene

Details of the Artificial Beach Construction

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Influencer Theulyn Reis, 26, Went Viral by Showing on Social Media the Construction of a 400 m² Artificial Beach in Her Mansion Still Under Construction, with a 1.80 m Deep Lake, 40 7 m Coconut Trees, and 100 Tons of Stones to Create a Maldives-Inspired Scene

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