Brilio.net - After divorcing from Sule, Nathalie Holscher is known to live in a simpler house with Adzam. The house is a residence that Nathalie bought with the results of her own hard work. However, it is known that this is not the only house he owns. It is reported that Nathalie is building a more comfortable and luxurious house.
Even though it looks simpler, the house has marble floors. The layout of the house looks simple and nothing looks luxurious. Each room remains comfortable for activities.
The minimalist kitchen area is no exception. Nathalie's house does not have a separate kitchen for dirty and clean. There is only one kitchen used for cooking. Nevertheless, the kitchen in Nathalie's house is still comfortable to use.
Are you curious about the kitchen? Come on, take a look at the portrait collected by brilio.net from YouTube Fujian on Sunday (11/2).
1. After divorcing from Sule, Nathalie Holscher lived in a simple house with her only child, Adzam. Even though it is simple, the minimalist layout of the house is quite comfortable.
Nathalie Holscher's kitchen
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2. The kitchen area is also in line with the swimming pool area. Because Adzam was there, Nathalie put up a wooden fence around the swimming pool.
Nathalie Holscher's kitchen
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3. This house has a minimalist kitchen area with a white kitchen set.
Nathalie Holscher's kitchen
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4. The kitchen looks black and white with a minimalist arrangement. In this house, Nathalie only has one kitchen which is used as a clean or dirty kitchen.
Nathalie Holscher's kitchen
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5. Even though it is minimalist, the facilities are quite complete. Like a complete cooktop using a cooker hood. There is a kitchen sink, refrigerator, dispenser and various other furniture.
Nathalie Holscher's kitchen
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6. Same as the kitchen area in the house in general. The kitchen of this house is located next to the bathroom.
Nathalie Holscher's kitchen
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7. The kitchen area of Nathalie's house is made open to other rooms.
Nathalie Holscher's kitchen
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