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How Kiwi Live: Sisters Duda and Bruna, international students from Brazil, are creating their second home in Aotearoa
Check out their cute and cosy apartment in Newtown, Wellington.
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Brazilian sisters Duda and Bruna, international students from Brazil, have created a cosy second home in Wellington. Following in their mother's footsteps, they now share a modern, well-insulated apartment in Newtown, chosen for its convenience and comfort.
Their home style is simple, cosy, and cute, serving as a personal retreat where they can relax and be themselves. By personalizing their individual rooms, they've successfully built a sense of family and belonging in Aotearoa, far from their home in Brazil.
Living together in New Zealand
On being an international student
The meaning of home
Feeling at home in Aotearoa
Finding the home
Your home style in three words
Favourite place in the home
Favourite items in the house
Your dream home
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