In that house, there is a spacious garden with a paved block floor filled with gravel. The garden is decorated with various plants and large trees, while the surrounding walls are adorned with climbing plants.

The industrial nuance is felt in the living room. It can be seen from the unfinished concrete walls. The floor in this house is made of vinyl, while the door frames and windows are made of wood. The living room is equipped with a gray sofa and a TV in front of it. There are decorations placed on the wooden shelf on the wall.

The kitchen at Rizkina's house still carries a wooden theme. It can be seen from the cabinets and kitchen counters. Although not very spacious, this kitchen is able to store many items such as a dispenser, microwave, stove, and sink.

Right next to the kitchen, this dining room is decorated with a rectangular wooden table combined with blue chairs. To enhance the room, there is a large painting adorning the wall next to the dining table. A warm atmosphere is also felt from the yellow glowing pendant lamp.

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Space for washing is located in a semi-open area. This space is covered with hollow stone walls. The area is filled with clotheslines, racks for clothes and dirty shoes, as well as a washing machine.

Rizkina's room and her husband's are designed with a combination of brown and white colors. The floor is made of vinyl, and there is a large sliding wardrobe with a wooden motif. A large bed and a TV are placed on top of a cabinet, while the balcony door is made of a fairly large glass. In the corner of the room, there is a comfortable brown single sofa.

The main room has a bathroom inside. This bathroom is dominated by monochrome colors with walls covered in black ceramics. Inside the bathroom, there is a large mirror and a painting attached to the wall.

"Rizkina's house has rooms with balconies that directly face the outside, providing a very serene atmosphere. In each balcony, there are chairs and tables for relaxation, as well as comfortable rattan hammocks. Report by Dinda Putri Radika."