It turns out that Dikta prefers the concept of a minimalist Japanese-style house. This is because he is not interested in houses that are too large.

Here is the translation: "This is a portrait of Pradikta Wicaksono's house. The fence and a not-so-large car garage are visible."

The front terrace looks small with an old motorcycle parked in its yard.

"Entering the house, you are immediately greeted by the sight of a long gray sofa with a considerable length. 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."

Here is the translation with HTML tags preserved: "Here is the appearance of Dikta's kitchen. The design also looks minimalistic and is already equipped with various kitchen utensils."

"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, there is a mini studio where Dikta creates various ideas. He also has several guitar collections with fantastic prices."

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

"Apparently, Dikta has a unique Japanese-style bathtub. This is where he often soaks to make his body more relaxed."

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