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Brilio.net - Having a dream home from the results of your own hard work is the dream of many people. Likewise, Nathalie Holscher admitted that she was happy to be able to realize one of her old dreams. After divorcing from Sule, Nathalie chose to buy a house to live in with her only son, Adzam Adriansyah Sutisna .
Nathalie's new residence was also shown to Fuji. Even though the layout of the house seems simple, the modern minimalist style house is covered in marble on every floor.
Of the many rooms shown, one that really steals attention is the bathroom. Generally, bathrooms are closed so they are more private. However, it was different in Nathalie's bathroom, which was only closed with a curtain.
curious as to what right? The following is a portrait of Nathalie Holscher's bathroom summarized by brilio.net from YouTube Fujian, Sunday (26/5).
1. This is what the room where Nathalie and her child look like.
Nathalie Holscher's bathroom
YouTube/Fuji An
2. This room looks quite spacious with all white paint.
Nathalie Holscher's bathroom
YouTube/Fuji An
3. A large cupboard with matching colors and a large mirror that looks matching.
Nathalie Holscher's bathroom
YouTube/Fuji An
4. Right next to the cupboard there is an area that is only covered by a large curtain.
Nathalie Holscher's bathroom
YouTube/Fuji An
5. Fuji, who saw it, was fooled because he thought it was glass, even though the design of the bathroom was deliberately only partitioned by a curtain.
Nathalie Holscher's bathroom
YouTube/Fuji An
6. Adzam's small cupboard is placed right in front of the bathroom curtain to cover the empty space.
Nathalie Holscher's bathroom
YouTube/Fuji An
7. Looking inside, Nathalie's bathroom looks quite spacious with a shower and a sink.
Nathalie Holscher's bathroom
YouTube/Fuji An
8. Not only that, there is also a minimalist jacuzzi which is comfortable to use for relaxing.
Nathalie Holscher's bathroom
YouTube/Fuji An
9. Just like the other rooms, this area is also covered in marble, especially on the walls.
Nathalie Holscher's bathroom
YouTube/Fuji An
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