7 Photos of Reza Artamevia's Kitchen That Are Rarely Highlighted, Open Space Concept - Dominance of White Color

Kapanlagi.com - Reza Artamevia is known as a singer who is also dubbed one of Indonesia's Divas. The home of the singer of Hoping Not to Part has not escaped attention as it is rarely highlighted.

Reza Artamevia indeed rarely shows a home tour of her personal house where she lives with her child. Moreover, Aaliyah Massaid once revealed that her home is a vlog-free zone.

For this reason, there are not many moments shared by the artist through her personal social media accounts regarding her residence. Nevertheless, Reza Artamevia has occasionally shown her rarely highlighted residence. One of them is the kitchen area which is equally captivating. Curious about what Reza Artamevia's kitchen looks like? For more details, check here, KLovers.

1. Portrait of Reza Artamevia's Kitchen

Portrait of Reza Artamevia's kitchen (credit: Youtube.com/Keema Entertainment)

Reza Artamevia has a clean kitchen area designed in a minimalist style. As seen in this portrait, there is a cozy and warm atmosphere in the corner of the artist's home kitchen. This kitchen features a square-shaped window and a door that connects to the outdoor area.

2. Rarely Highlighted

Reza Artamevia's rarely highlighted kitchen (credit: Youtube.com/Thariq Halilintar)

Although Reza Artamevia is known as a public figure, images of the interior of her home are rarely shared through social media accounts. It is not surprising that this kitchen area of her residence is seldom highlighted. This is what Reza Artamevia's kitchen looks like, which was captured in Thariq Halilintar's vlog.

3. Open Space Concept

Portrait of Reza Artamevia's kitchen with an open space concept (credit: Youtube.com/Thariq Halilintar)

Reza Artamevia revealed that her residence is designed with an open space concept. This includes the kitchen area that adopts a similar concept. No wonder this kitchen feels so spacious and is also connected to the living room. With this open space concept, the kitchen feels more integrated with other areas.

4. Dominance of White Color

Portrait of Reza Artamevia's kitchen with white color dominance (credit: Youtube.com/Keema Entertainment)

Almost the entire kitchen is dominated by the color white, from the walls to the storage cabinets. The white color gives a clean and elegant impression. Look at this portrait, the kitchen in Reza Artamevia's house feels more spacious and bright.

5. Gray Counter Table Kitchen

Portrait of Reza Artamevia's kitchen with a gray counter table (credit: Youtube.com/Thariq Halilintar)

Meanwhile, the counter table area of Reza Artamevia's kitchen has a gray color. This gray touch becomes an interesting accent in the artist's kitchen. Above it are kitchen cabinets and shelves. Look at this portrait, the counter table area also has a sink.

6. Spacious Dining Table

A glimpse of the dining table in Reza Artamevia's kitchen (credit: Youtube.com/Thariq Halilintar)

Reza Artamevia's kitchen also features a spacious dining table. Interestingly, Thariq Halilintar once revealed that he often spends time chatting with his mother-in-law at the dining table in his wife's house. Here is a glimpse of the dining table in Reza Artamevia's kitchen, which is both spacious and comfortable, furnished with white chairs.

7. Equipped with Furnishings

A portrait of Reza Artamevia's kitchen equipped with furniture (credit: Youtube.com/Thariq Halilintar)

This kitchen of Reza Artamevia is also equipped with various furnishings. There is a refrigerator, household appliances, and other neatly arranged items. Here is a glimpse of Reza Artamevia's kitchen with its diverse furnishings. Some food items as well as plates and glasses are neatly stored on the shelves.

That is a glimpse of Reza Artamevia's kitchen that is rarely highlighted. Reza Artamevia's residence, especially the kitchen corner, can also serve as an inspiration for determining a comfortable and elegant kitchen concept. Keep following the latest news about Reza Artamevia here. If not now, when?

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