foto: TikTok/@irmadeeka
Brilio.net - Subsidized houses are the choice of many people who want to have affordable housing. However, this type of house usually has a limited size, including the kitchen area which is often still simple and needs to be maximized in its function.
In fact, there are some units that do not have a kitchen at all. So homeowners must build their own cooking area according to their needs.
TikTok account owner @irmadeeka also managed to makeover her kitchen. With a minimalist concept without a kitchen set, the kitchen space can look wider and remain functional even with a limited budget.
Brilio.net adapted from the TikTok account @irmadeeka, Friday (21/3), the following is a portrait of a subsidized house kitchen that was made over to a minimalist result without a kitchen set.
1. He used the empty land in the subsidized house to build a simple kitchen.
subsidized houses get a makeover with minimalist results
TikTok/@irmadeeka
2. The roof is made with a skylight model so that natural light can enter and make the kitchen feel brighter. In addition, the use of skylights also helps save electricity during the day.
subsidized houses get a makeover with minimalist results
TikTok/@irmadeeka
3. The place for the sink and stove is custom made using wood material. This design adjusts the size of the kitchen to keep it comfortable to use.
subsidized houses get a makeover with minimalist results
TikTok/@irmadeeka
4. The table top is cemented first so that ceramics can be installed later. In this way, the kitchen table becomes more sturdy and durable.
subsidized houses get a makeover with minimalist results
TikTok/@irmadeeka
5. After the main part was finished, he slowly started to arrange the kitchen items.
subsidized houses get a makeover with minimalist results
TikTok/@irmadeeka
6. Although the kitchen table is made simple, it already uses a built-in stove. This choice makes the kitchen look more modern and compact.
subsidized houses get a makeover with minimalist results
TikTok/@irmadeeka
7. Who would have thought, to build this kitchen table he only spent Rp250 thousand. With a minimal budget, his kitchen remains functional and attractive.
subsidized houses get a makeover with minimalist results
TikTok/@irmadeeka
8. After the main area was finished, he started installing the floor using plywood.
subsidized houses get a makeover with minimalist results
TikTok/@irmadeeka
9. This is the final look of the kitchen after the makeover is complete. Simplicity combined with minimalist aesthetics makes the space feel more comfortable.
subsidized houses get a makeover with minimalist results
TikTok/@irmadeeka
10. All kitchen equipment is neatly arranged on the shelves for easy access. Smart arrangement proves that a subsidized home kitchen can still look beautiful even with a limited budget.
subsidized houses get a makeover with minimalist results
TikTok/@irmadeeka
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