During the Covid-19 Pandemic, Natalie Sarah Transforms Her Rooftop to Feel Like Vacationing in Santorini

Kapanlagi.com - Recently, the beautiful artist Natalie Sarah shared a video on Instagram of her transforming the plain rooftop of her house to resemble a vacation in Santorini. Of course, this action by the 37-year-old artist amazed netizens. Moreover, the rooftop she created truly looks like a vacation on the island in Greece.

Apparently, Natalie Sarah's interest in architecture and interior design is both a hobby and a hidden talent. She added that she and her husband had a desire to renovate their house for a long time, as they initially lived in their in-laws' house.

"It's been a long time actually. So, it's been a hidden talent since a long time ago. Back then, we lived in our in-laws' house, which was beautiful, but we couldn't fulfill our desire. When we had our own house, we designed it from scratch, searching for materials, layouts, drawings, hunting for furniture, and everything," said Natalie Sarah at Ekomado, East Jakarta, on Wednesday (4/8/2021).

1. Enjoying Vacation at Home

Apparently, since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, Natalie Sarah and her husband, Abdullah Rizal, have been completely focused on decorating their house. This is done so that they can enjoy staying at home.

"So, during the PPKM, even the PSBB, it made us appreciate our house and love it without having to go anywhere. So, we made ourselves comfortable at home. We did it because of the first PSBB. We felt like we were on vacation at home," she said.

"Actually, now there is no place more comfortable than our home. So, it's better to stay at home," added Natalie Sarah.

2.

Coincidentally, Natalie Sarah and her husband have the same compatibility when it comes to pouring ideas into decorating their house. So, both of them have the same desire to decorate the house.

Initially, they had different opinions about the colors of the house. However, now the house that has been built from scratch is very comfortable to live in, even with a mini Santorini on the rooftop.

"Usually, guys want it this way, but when we started building the house from scratch, suddenly I didn't want this color, I wanted this, and it turned out the same," Natalie Sarah concluded.

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