Mona Ratuliu Confirms Her New House is Full of High-Tech Gadgets: Indra Loves Technology a Lot

Kapanlagi.com - Mona Ratuliu confirmed that her new house is indeed full of high-tech features. Mona explained that many modern features have been implemented in the house, which is a result of her husband Indra Brasco's interest in technology.

"It's all high-tech. Indra really loves technology. So he really wants it, you know how men are," said Mona when met in the Gondangdia area, Central Jakarta, recently.

One of the high-tech elements in their home, according to the mother of four, is the lighting system. This technology allows the lights in the house to be controlled via smartphone, making it easier to manage the lighting.

"He wants to have a smartphone, that's his dream (Indra Brasco). Thank God, the lights are already sophisticated because we built the house maybe in this modern era," she explained.

1. No Robot Use

Mona Ratuliu © KapanLagi.com/Sahal Fadhli

When asked about other features, Mona mentioned that even though her house is modern, there is no use of robots. "No, we don’t use robots. Basically, like the lights, there can be something, right? There’s a panel, it can be controlled from a mobile phone," she revealed.

This indicates that their technology focus is more on practical and functional control systems. Meanwhile, their swimming pool at home is also equipped with environmentally friendly technology.

"And the swimming pool is eco cool. So it doesn’t use chlorine anymore, it doesn’t use salt anymore. So the water is ozonated, it’s really advanced now," she said.

2. Lacking a Fence

Although their new house has been completed, Mona admits that some parts are still in the process of being finished. They are still looking for a fence that suits their taste.

"Thank God the house is done. I’m really grateful that it’s comfortable to live in, it’s nice to occupy. Although there are spots that are not finished, like the fence hasn’t been replaced," she explained.

In the backyard of the house, Mona also mentioned that the furniture is not yet fully complete. Nevertheless, Mona feels that this does not significantly disturb their comfort.

"And the backyard furniture is also not complete, we’re still using bean bags," she said.

Mona emphasized that these small shortcomings do not affect their living experience in the new house. She stated that overall, their new house is very comfortable to live in.

"Things like that are not important, not really crucial, it doesn’t disturb our life," she concluded.

(kpl/aal/phi)