Portrait of Reza Arab's New MARAPTHON House S3, Spacious and Comfortable

From a close perspective, the facade of the house, painted gray, gives a minimalist impression. 

Taken with a wide-angle lens using a drone, the appearance of the house used for MARAPTHON S3 looks lush and is surrounded by dense plants. This two-story building is even not located near other houses or buildings. 

The kitchen area is equally captivating. The kitchen is one of the main highlights with a large marble island that looks clean and classy. A row of high chairs on the side of the island adds a functional yet aesthetic touch, suitable for casual activities or shooting preparations.

The placement of the sofa and seating area facing the rows of cameras and microphones feels comfortable for gathering, storytelling, discussions, or simply relaxing. There also appears to be lighting equipment, emphasizing that this house is indeed designed for the production of MARAPTHON S3.

The division of space feels flexible with wide openings. The large folding doors that can be fully opened in the main area create a sense of airflow. This part also shows a terrace area that is integrated.

In front of the terrace, there is a fairly large swimming pool surrounded by trees, with some toys on it. The green scenery and mountains in the distance create a comfortable and fresh atmosphere.

Natural lighting feels very optimal, both from the doors and the rows of glass windows covered with wooden roller blinds, allowing sunlight to enter softly, making the interior look bright without glare.

The open space concept with high ceilings makes the room feel spacious and breathable. The dominance of white color combined with warm brown wood accents creates an elegant yet homey atmosphere.

Showing the quieter second floor, this area features several rooms converted into bedrooms. The second floor looks clean and tidy with minimal furniture. The dominance of brown and white colors creates a comfortable impression. 

Wood materials dominate the ceiling and wall panels, providing a strong touch of natural luxury. This detail makes the house feel less cold than typical modern homes, yet still warm and full of character. 

In another part of the house, there is an editing room filled with screens and computers. The room feels compact but still offers sufficient lighting with a large window in the corner. Reza Arap's team in this room also looks lively.