Apparently Dikta prefers the concept of a minimalist Japanese-style house. He is not interested in houses that are too big.

This is a picture of Pradikta Wicaksono's house. It shows a dividing fence and a not-so-big car garage.

The front porch looks small with a vintage motorcycle parked in the yard.

Entering the house, immediately greeted by the sight of a long gray sofa with a fairly long size. In that house, Dikta only lives with his beloved cat, Jimbon.

Not far from the living room, there is a wooden cabinet that is used as a storage place for Dikta's belongings.

This is the appearance of Dikta's kitchen. The design also appears minimalistic and is already equipped with various kitchen furniture.

Apparently Dikta prefers to cook by himself. He also has a mini dining table that can accommodate two people.

"On the second floor of his property, there is a mini studio where Dikta creates various ideas. He also has several guitar collections with fantastic prices."

Dikta designed his room with a super cozy concept. He also really likes the minimalist Japanese concept.

Apparently, Dikta has a unique Japanese-style bathup. This is where he often relaxes his body by soaking in it.

Dikta's love for Japanese nuances is also applied to a special room with a unique design. The room is made hanging and called a hammock.