12 Photos of Baim Wong's Private Driver's New House After Total Renovation, Becomes Bigger and Filled with Expensive Furniture

This is the condition of Pak Slamet's house before it was renovated by Baim Wong. The walls are already starting to decay with mold in some parts.

Pak Slamet's roof has often leaked, especially during the rainy season. After 30 years of hard work, Pak Slamet admitted that he couldn't gather enough money to renovate the house.

It took 14 days to completely renovate Mr. Slamet's house. Not only the roof and walls were repaired, but Baim also completely renovated his house.

Here is the new front room of Mr. Slamet's house. It looks fresher with orange-colored paint and some paintings.

In addition to being a TV watching area, this area also functions as a guest reception area because it is equipped with a sofa. All of this furniture was bought by Baim Wong at a not cheap price, KLovers.

Baim also pays attention to small details when arranging the decoration of Mr. Slamet's house, such as adding green plants and some paintings on the walls.

The bed itself is placed next to the living room. Baim Wong deliberately bought a bunk bed that is the right size for Pak Slamet's house.

Initially, Baim was going to install an AC in the house, but Pak Slamet refused because he was worried that the electricity might not be strong enough to support it.

In the back, there is a large wooden wardrobe, iron shelves, a refrigerator, a kitchen, and a bathroom.

Mr. Slamet's house looks much tidier and more spacious, and Baim also considers health factors by adding several windows as ventilation.

The wardrobe that Baim Wong initially wanted to buy cost Rp 13 million, but Mr. Slamet refused because it was too expensive, so Baim bought this wardrobe.

Mr. Slamet looks happy and touched seeing his new house. He thought Baim only fixed the leaking roof, but it turns out everything was completely renovated.