Gilang's house has a minimalist design dominated by neutral colors, such as white and gray. This building consists of two floors equipped with stone fences and a black gate.

This minimalist house has a not too large front yard. This area is used to optimize the empty space between the fence and the house wall with a transparent canopy roof. In this area, there is also a vertical garden filled with various ornamental plants. There is also a sink attached underneath.

The living room in this house looks cozy even though it's not too big. Inside, there are four minimalist light green sofas and a small round table. On the walls of this room, there are several paintings and family photos of Gilang.

The living room in Gilang's house is quite unique and spacious. There, you will find a comfortable red sofa equipped with small cushions. In front of it, there is a large television placed on a brown wooden cabinet right below the stairs.

This minimalist house adopts the concept of open plan, which connects the living room, kitchen, and dining room without partitions. The kitchen is equipped with a brown wooden kitchen set and filled with a microwave, stove, and complete cooking utensils. At the entrance, there is a refrigerator and a dispenser. The dining room is furnished with a wooden table and two chairs.

Gilang's room is on the second floor and has a design with vinyl flooring and gray wall paint. This room is quite spacious and minimally furnished. Inside, there is a large bed, a white wardrobe, a wooden wardrobe with a mirror, as well as a desk and a clothes hanger.

The second room is the room occupied by the father. This room also has gray-colored walls. The second room contains a bed and mattress, a fan, clothes hangers, and a place to iron clothes.

On the second floor, there is a room used for laundry and storage. This room is filled with washing equipment, such as a washing machine, hangers, and clothes dryer. Next to it, there is a room used to store unused items. Unfortunately, these items are not neatly arranged. Report by Dinda Putri Radika.