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Brilio.net - Dwi Sasono and Widi Mulia are known as an actress couple who live in harmony. The two of them married in 2007 and are now blessed with 3 children. In 2013, the two of them decided to live in an eco-friendly house in Jakarta.
Yes, this couple has been known to have a sustainable or eco-friendly lifestyle for a long time. In fact, 90 percent of what is in his house is used goods. Since 2013, Dwi Sasono admitted that he no longer wanted to add to waste.
Apart from that, the residence also feels cool with a beautiful garden surrounding it. The majority of this house, which covers an area of 700 meters, is green. He and his family also usually separate organic and non-organic waste. For organic waste, it is used as a composite to care for plants in the garden.
So what does it look like, a portrait of the beautiful garden at Dwi Sasono's house? Just take a look at the portrait that brilio.net has summarized from YouTube/TAULANY TV, Wednesday (27/3).
1. From the front of Dwi Sasono and Widi Mulia's residence, it can be seen that it is surrounded by many trees and vegetable gardens.
2. It's not surprising, because this beautiful garden is in every corner of the house, from the side to the back of the house.
3. This couple grows various vegetables that are usually cooked, one of which is Brazilian spinach.
4. Heading inside, you will be greeted by various plants with dense leaves, such as aglonema and this fern.
5. As you go deeper there are many more plants such as happy leaves.
6. He also planted papaya trees around his house. That's a lot, right?
7. This father of three children said that he used to make personal composites, one of which was from organic waste that he had been used to sorting for a long time.
8. As a plant lover, this Indonesian actor even let his mango tree penetrate the fence of the house, you know. This makes the residence feel shady.
9. Apart from the mango tree, there is also a coconut tree which he has never cut down since buying this house in 2013.
Well, that was a series of portraits of Dwi Sasono and Widi Mulia's residence with their three children. It's not surprising that this house in Jakarta is often said to have a feel like that of Bantul, Yogyakarta.
(brl/lak)
