Being part of Raffi Ahmad's family does not make Jeje Govinda stand idly by. Not wanting to support his brother-in-law's fame, Syahnaz Sadiqah's husband worked hard in the world of entertainment. From the results of this work, together with his wife, he has now succeeded in having a new residence.
Jeje and Syahnaz's three-story house has succeeded in making jaws drop. The reason is, the house is designed to be similar to a Balinese villa. The couple, who got married on April 21 2018, also paid attention to the details of displays at home, such as choosing lamps, tables, flower vases, chairs and hunting in various corners of the country to special pre-orders.
As a musician, Jeje also adds a very special personal touch to his home. Located in the garage area, Jeje has converted a space that is usually only used for storing vehicles into a mini studio .
For more details, here is a summary by brilio.net from YouTube TAULANY TV, a portrait of Jeje Govinda's mini studio at home, Wednesday (7/8).
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Jeje and Syahnaz's new house apparently has a unique architectural concept. Because, it appears that the main building of their house is located on the upper level.
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To enter the main building, residents and guests must climb the stairs to the top level.
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The stairs connect to a balcony which also has a foyer area.
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Meanwhile, the garage is at the bottom of the house directly facing the road.
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Entering the basement area which is connected to the garage, there is a mini studio used by Jeje.
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The design of the music room in Jeje's house carries a classic concept with the dominant color brown.
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The studio floor made of solid wood adds a warm and classic impression.
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Every corner of this room reflects Jeje's detailed personality and is full of artistic taste.
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Even though it is not very spacious because it is in the garage area, Jeje's musical instruments are quite complete.
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Jeje Govinda's mixing tools also look quite sophisticated.
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As a drummer, the man whose real name is Ritchie Ismail certainly doesn't need to go all the way to the studio when he wants to find inspiration and record the strains of his work.