Since childhood, Kartika can be said to be a wealthy person. It can be seen from the appearance of her magnificent three-story house. This classic-style house is dominated by white color with gold accents, and has a white iron gate and balcony fence.

The terrace in Kartika's childhood home looks simple with white and gold painted wooden chairs and tables. The doors and windows of this house have gold painted frames and are equipped with grilles for added security.

The living room in this house looks comfortable and spacious. It is filled with a wooden sofa with a plush red maroon coating and a round wooden table with a glass top. On the floor, there is a red furry carpet, and the walls of this room are adorned with brown striped wallpaper.

Still on the first floor, there is a comfortable family room with a soft red maroon sofa. Behind the sofa, there is a quite large window covered with brown curtains with leaf motif lining. In this area, there are also several fake plants and a wooden cabinet.

On the first floor of this house, luxury and vintage touches with brown wallpaper can be seen. There is an elegant chandelier. In this room, there is a collection of crystal trinkets belonging to the grandmother in a large shelf. According to Kartika, this crystal collection has been there since she was in elementary school until now.

Just like in the living room and family room, the walls in the TV room are also decorated with brown-colored patterned wallpaper. This TV room has a vintage feel with antique furniture such as a large TV, a sofa bed, a yellow-colored shelf, and a sunflower painting displayed on the wall.

The room that was previously occupied by Kartika doesn't seem very spacious with a large bed. The room, which is covered with brown curtains, used to have walls with a painting of a garden, but now it has been covered with brown wallpaper.

As a Muslim, Kartika's family built a mushala on the rooftop of the third floor. This mushala is not very big, with glass doors and iron stairs as the entrance. Report by Dinda Putri Radika.