Interior design in Bangsar
In Bangsar, make it feel like yours first.
Whether it came bare, half furnished or with someone else’s furniture, we’ll style your Bangsar home around how you live, no renovation needed. Our studio is a few minutes away, in Damansara Heights.
Bangsar at a glance
- Homes
- Settled housing estates and new condominium towers
- Since
- Bangsar Park from 1969, Bangsar Baru from 1974
- Approvals
- The management for a condo, DBKL for a house
- Studio
- A few minutes away, in Damansara Heights
Interior design in Bangsar, through the decades, street by street
Bangsar mixes settled housing estates with new condominium towers, from Bangsar Baru up to Bukit Bandaraya.
Sundays in Bed is an interior designer for both, from new keys to settled homes.
If you’re furnishing a new Bangsar home, it’s worth asking how each room will feel once it has been properly lived in.
The neighbourhood has been answering that question since Bangsar Park’s first houses went up in 1969.
Bangsar Baru followed in 1974, an estate of more than a thousand houses, and Bangsar Hill Park has since risen on the site of the old Sri Pahang flats.
On Bukit Bandaraya, one developer, BRDB, has kept building for four decades, from Menara Bangsar to Serai, with 111 Menerung still to come.
So we choose for the long run. Honed stone, matte timber and fabrics made for humid air wear in gracefully here, while veneer, unsealed timber and high-gloss lacquer are the first to show their age.
Before you settle on a finish, picture it ten years on, scuffed and sunlit, and keep the one you’d still be glad to live with.
Interior design services in Bangsar
In Bangsar, Sundays in Bed works as an interior design company for the towers and the houses alike: interior design for condos from Bangsar Hill Park to 111 Menerung, renovation design for Bangsar Park and Bangsar Baru houses, and styling for homes that need no works, from our studio a few minutes away, in Damansara Heights.
We source the furniture through our Procurement Concierge.
Interior design for Bangsar condos
For a home at Bangsar Hill Park, The Lantern or 111 Menerung: where things are stored, how the light falls and what each room is for, worked out room by room and drawn before the management is asked to approve it.
Renovation design for Bangsar houses
For a house in Bangsar Baru or Bangsar Park: the drawings, a check of what DBKL’s minor-works permit covers, contractors’ quotes laid out together for you to choose from, and the works overseen on site. Contractors do the building; we design it and manage it.
Interior styling and furnishing in Bangsar
For a room with good bones that wants nothing built, just furniture, art and lamps chosen to belong together.
Bangsar condos and houses, newest keys first
Bangsar’s twenty-two guides below run from towers still waiting for keys to the settled homes of Bukit Bandaraya, each written by Sundays in Bed for the people who live there.
New keys
In a home this new, we’d list what was handed over, room by room, before spending on anything.
- Residensi 38 BangsarSep 2025Nine layouts from 580 to 1,442 sq ft; in the smallest, every piece of furniture has to earn its floor.
- Bangsar Hill ParkMay 2025Verdura’s towers stand about 3 m apart, eight homes a floor, so privacy is planned first; Talisa follows in 2028.
Dates checked 4 Oct 2026.
Coming soon
Months before the keys is when a change of mind costs only a redrawn line.
- The LanternDec 2026Nearly every home is a corner or has one shared wall, so there’s more window to dress than wall to lean on.
- 111 MenerungJan 2027Ninety of its 111 homes are two-bedrooms on one level; the duplexes rise through two floors.
Dates checked 4 Oct 2026.
Settled
With a settled home, our first question is what you’d hate to lose.
- Sri Wangsaria1984Five blocks on Jalan Ara, up to 18 storeys, with homes from a studio to a penthouse of about 2,437 sq ft.
- Menara Bangsar1985Three-bedroom flats of 1,650 and 1,750 sq ft, at an age when wiring, plumbing and windows come before any finish.
- Bangsar Puteri1987BRDB’s four blocks on Jalan Medang Serai: two-bedrooms of about 1,100 sq ft and three-bedrooms of about 1,450 and 1,700 sq ft.
- Sri KasturinaAbout 199058 homes in one block of two wings, mostly three-bedrooms of about 1,300 sq ft, with duplexes of about 2,600 sq ft.
- Desa Bangsar Ria199343 homes in ten storeys; most are 3+1s of about 1,808 sq ft, with 4+1s a little larger.
- Palmyra2004Sixty homes in low Balinese-style blocks; each plan pairs a dry kitchen with a wet kitchen, yard and helper’s room.
- Inara2006Just 22 homes in three six-storey blocks, most about 3,400 sq ft, with duplex penthouses on top.
- Sri Bukit Persekutuan2006On Federal Hill: terraces, villas, semi-Ds and Highbank’s condominium homes, from 2,573 sq ft, behind one gate.
- Tuscany200821 homes in a single white four-storey block where Jalan Ara meets Jalan Bukit Pantai.
- Bangsar Peak2009Two homes a floor, each opening from its own lift lobby, from 1,800 to 7,000 sq ft.
- One Menerung2009Homes from 3,013 sq ft, most turned, its architect says, to face the green around them.
- Ken Bangsar2009Converted from an office block, so expect beams and columns where a purpose-built condo wouldn’t have them.
- D’9 BangsarAbout 2010Nine homes in one nine-storey block on Jalan Kapas, from suites of about 3,626 sq ft to a penthouse of about 10,000 sq ft.
- Serai2016About three homes a floor, each reached from a private lift lobby; the smallest is 4,025 sq ft.
- Nadi Bangsar2017416 serviced suites in one 38-storey tower on Jalan Tanduk, from about 441 to 1,130 sq ft.
- 12 KapasBy 2019One home a floor, about 5,770 sq ft, reached by a lift that opens into its own lobby.
- Kapas Heights2020Let by the developer and never sold; inside, teak floors and poured terrazzo behind deep overhangs.
- Residensi 6 Kapas2022One home a floor, each with four en-suite bedrooms, a lanai and a lift lobby of its own.
The nearest home we can show you
Bangsar Hill Park
Lorong Maarof, Bangsar
A home we took from bare unit to furnished; its rooms and its cost come further down, with the design fees.
Read the Bangsar Hill Park guideInterior styling and furnishing for a new Bangsar home
Styling makes a Bangsar home feel like yours without any works: furniture, lighting, rugs and art, chosen around how you live and able to move with you.
For a three-bedroom at Bangsar Hill Park, the Sundays in Bed styling fee is an estimated RM7,780–11,210, agreed in writing before we begin.
Perhaps the keys came with someone else’s sofa. Perhaps the home came bare, or half furnished, and the move-in date is already set. Styling is for that moment: rented or owned, a house in Bangsar Baru or a tower on Bukit Bandaraya, made to feel like yours with no renovation at all.
Bangsar offers every starting point. The Lantern is due to hand over partly furnished, with its kitchen and bathrooms in place; Residensi 38 Bangsar and Bangsar Hill Park handed over their first keys in 2025; and at Kapas Heights, whose homes the developer lets and has never sold, styling is the way to make one yours.
If the home came furnished, or half furnished
We start with what is already there. Room by room, each piece is marked keep, move or return before anything is bought, and we rework what stays before suggesting anything new. Often a rug, two lamps and the art moved to the right walls do more than a new sofa would.
A landlord’s dining table in good order can stay. A sofa that doesn’t suit how you sit in the evening can go back to the landlord, if your tenancy allows it.
What a tenancy usually allows
Loose pieces are yours to change. Anything drilled, hacked or built in needs your landlord’s written OK first. In a condo, the management’s rules apply after that; in a house, some works, such as new tiles or plumbing, also need DBKL’s minor-works permit.
Where the answer is no, there are ways round it: a picture ledge, or art leaned on a console; a freestanding rail where a wardrobe can’t be built; floor and table lamps in place of new ceiling lights; and curtains hung from the track that is already there.
Furnishing to a move-in date
Tell us the date on the first call. Where new furniture is needed, deliveries usually take four to twelve weeks, so the long-lead pieces, a sofa or a dining table, are chosen first and the cushions last. The bedroom comes first too, so there is somewhere calm to sleep while the rest arrives.
If your shipment is still at sea, we plan around the day it lands: rooms measured, a placement guide drawn and space kept for what you are bringing. In a tower, we book the lift for each delivery wherever the building asks for one.
Pieces that travel to the next home
If Bangsar is one home of several, we style it with the next one in mind. Rugs, lamps, art and a dining table move easily; a sofa sized for one living room may not suit the next. We choose the large pieces so they can sit in a smaller room later, pick fabrics made for humid air, and keep anything made to measure to a minimum.
What styling includes
A first call, in person or over video, with your photos and floor plan. A visit to measure and to see what you own. Then a placement guide and a shopping list for each room: where the furniture goes, how the art is hung, and the lighting, textiles and accessories that finish it. Once everything has arrived, your stylist styles the rooms in person, which takes one to two weeks.
If you’d rather not do the ordering, our Procurement Concierge places the orders and follows each one to your door.
What styling costs in Bangsar
An estimated RM1,715 for each room we style and RM2,635 for an open-plan living and dining. Styling has no free rooms, and a room’s size doesn’t change its fee. The fee is agreed in writing before we begin, and furniture is bought separately, from a shortlist made to suit your budget.
If you choose interior design instead, the Procurement Concierge is included, and any room that only needs styling is styled at half the styling fee.
| Home | Estimated styling fee |
|---|---|
| The Lantern, two bedrooms | RM6,065–7,780 |
| Bangsar Hill Park, three bedrooms or 3+1 | RM7,780–11,210 |
| Residensi 6 Kapas, four bedrooms | RM9,495–12,925 |
| A single room, or an open-plan living and dining | RM1,715 or RM2,635 |
Estimated as of October 2026. The lower figure styles the bedrooms (and a 3+1’s extra room) at RM1,715 each, plus the living and dining at RM2,635: 3 × RM1,715 + RM2,635 = RM7,780. The upper figure adds one more room in a home under 1,200 sq ft and two more above it, such as a study or a dressing room. Larger homes, such as Serai’s, are priced room by room on the visit.
When a Bangsar home needs more than styling
Sometimes the furniture is all a home needs. Other times the sofa is fine, but the kitchen has had its time, the wardrobes don’t quite work, or a bathroom belongs to another decade.
That’s where interior design comes in. We’ll help you work out what to keep, what to change and what is worth doing properly, one room at a time or the whole home, in a settled Bangsar house or in a new tower before its keys. The design fees and approvals follow, and the design services are set out above.
What interior design costs in Bangsar
In Bangsar, the Sundays in Bed design fee for a three-bedroom at Bangsar Hill Park is an estimated RM16,180–23,310, and for a 3+1 at Serai RM34,005–41,135.
It’s a fee per room, agreed in writing before we begin.
Your Bangsar design fee need only cover the rooms that need it: if you’ve lived in your home a while, some may need nothing built at all.
A room with good bones that only wants furniture, art and light can be styled; where joinery, lighting or a kitchen has to be built, it needs design. Sort each room into build or dress, and the fee counts only the rooms you hand us.
Choose the home most like yours and adjust the rooms. What you enter stays in your browser.
3 bedrooms: 3 rooms at RM3,565, plus living and dining at RM5,485.
What Curated and Bespoke include, and why each range is wide
Furnishing a home to let? Essential finishes (Ikea, SSF Home, Harvey Norman) are made for that, and we’ll price them with you on the call.
| Home | Estimated design fee |
|---|---|
| The Lantern, two bedrooms | RM12,615–16,180 |
| Bangsar Hill Park, three bedrooms | RM16,180–23,310 |
| Bangsar Hill Park, 3+1 | RM19,745–26,875 |
| 111 Menerung, Type L duplex | RM26,875–34,005 |
| Serai, 3+1 with a family area | RM34,005–41,135 |
| Serai, five bedrooms | RM48,265–55,395 |
| Interior styling, a room or an open-plan space | RM1,715 or RM2,635 |
Rates as of September 2026; estimated as of October 2026, from each home’s typical layout up to one or two more rooms; a house follows the same rates. See how the fee works.
Inside a Bangsar Hill Park home we designed, and what it cost
In Bangsar, the home we designed at Bangsar Hill Park, about 1,450 sq ft, went from bare unit to furnished for RM150,000–200,000.
Our Curated estimate for a 3+1 there is RM152k–278k, before our design fee.
If you’re planning a new Bangsar condo, one lived-in home tells you more than any range.
In the kitchen we kept the developer’s cabinets and changed what you touch and see: a white top in place of the dark one, green tiles where the glass splashback was, and an awkward corner turned into an oak coffee and wine bar.
Around the television, the joinery is built to take the toys and books, so the day’s clutter has somewhere to go. A small study doubles as a guest room, with a storage unit under the desk that slides out to divide the two.
Other firms’ published Bangsar renovations have a middle of about RM200,000 for a whole home.
Ours came in near the bottom of our own Curated estimate for a home that size. Ask any studio for a finished home near yours and what it included, then hold every estimate up against it.
What other firms have published in Bangsar
| Building | Size (sq ft) | Total | Weeks on site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tanduk 5 Residensi (landed) | 7,000 | RM730,000 | 28 |
| Serai Bangsar | 3,300 | RM650,000 | 15 |
| A landed home in Bangsar | 2,500 | RM400,000 | 30 |
| Araville | 2,100 | RM240,000 | 12 |
| Bayu Angkasa | 1,400 | RM135,000 | not given |
| Nadi Bangsar, 2 records | 1,076–1,300 | RM118k–120k | 4–5 |
| Bangsar Puteri | 1,000 | RM200,000 | not given |
On the index, the middle of nine Bangsar fit-outs with both a stated cost and a floor area is RM200,000 for a typical whole home. These are renovations other firms have published about their own projects, as of August 2026, and Bangsar South is counted separately. The full set is on what renovating in Bangsar costs.
Curated and Bespoke, home by home, before our fee
| Home | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|
| The Lantern, two bedrooms | RM122k–226k | RM264k–558k |
| Bangsar Hill Park, three bedrooms | RM141k–260k | RM300k–631k |
| Bangsar Hill Park, 3+1 | RM152k–278k | RM319k–668k |
| 111 Menerung, Type L duplex | RM185k–381k | RM373k–871k |
| Serai, 3+1 with a family area | RM276k–509k | RM514k–1.05M |
| Serai, five bedrooms | RM370k–715k | RM674k–1.44M |
Curated is makers such as Commune, Cellini and Poet Living; Bespoke is Space Furniture, BoConcept and Molteni&C. These are estimates for renovation and furniture from the quote engine behind each building’s guide, before our fee.
Working with an interior designer in Bangsar
In Bangsar, a condo renovation needs the management’s written approval first, while work on a house is a matter for DBKL.
Sundays in Bed prepares the drawings and keeps track of each approval.
Who you ask first depends on what you live in. Either way, call us before you collect your keys if you can, and always before you sign with a contractor.
Choosing an interior design company in Bangsar
Ask any studio the same three things. Which finished home near yours can they show you, and what did it cost? How is the fee worked out, and is it agreed before work starts? Who prepares what the management or DBKL will want to see?
Our answers: a Bangsar Hill Park home we took from bare unit to furnished for RM150,000–200,000; a fee per room, agreed in writing before we begin; and drawings prepared for each approval, from our studio a few minutes away in Damansara Heights.
Who says yes in Bangsar
Before we draw, we’d find out who has to agree, and what they’ll want to see.
- The management, in a condoAgrees in writing before work starts and can set a deposit, hours and a completion date. Eight homes share each floor’s core in Bangsar Hill Park’s towers, so we book the lifts for deliveries ahead.
- DBKL, for a houseIts minor-works permit (September 2025 edition) costs RM100 a job and runs three months, Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm; painting, built-in cabinets and lighting need none.
- The developer, in a new towerHolds your defects list for 24 months from vacant possession; at Verdura, that runs to around May 2027.
Structural work, an extension or a new façade needs a qualified professional’s plans; since September 2022, DBKL minor works that leave the structure alone haven’t. The full process
FAQ
Questions about interior design in Bangsar
Can you style a rented home in Bangsar?
Yes. In Bangsar we style rented and owned homes alike: furniture, lighting, rugs, curtains and art, chosen around how you live, with nothing built in. If the home came furnished, we list what is there and rework it before suggesting anything new, and we choose the larger pieces so they can move with you to the next home.
Do I need my landlord’s permission to style a Bangsar home?
Not for anything loose: furniture, rugs, lamps, curtains on the existing track and art on a ledge usually need no one’s permission. Anything drilled, hacked or built in needs your landlord’s written OK first; in a Bangsar condo the management’s rules apply after that, and in a house, new tiles or plumbing also need DBKL’s RM100 minor-works permit. We read your tenancy’s alterations clause with you before planning a room.
How much does interior styling cost in Bangsar, and how long does it take?
An estimated RM7,780–11,210 for a three-bedroom at Bangsar Hill Park, or RM6,065–7,780 for a two-bedroom at The Lantern: RM1,715 for each room we style and RM2,635 for an open-plan living and dining, agreed in writing before we begin. Styling takes one to two weeks once everything has arrived; where new furniture is needed, deliveries usually add four to twelve weeks, so for a Bangsar move-in date we order the long-lead pieces first.
What is the 3-5-7 rule in interior design?
It’s a styling habit: arrange objects in threes, fives or sevens, because an odd-numbered group looks collected while a pair looks set out. In the Bangsar Hill Park home we designed, the joinery around the television takes the toys and books, so what stays on show can be a small group of three rather than a crowded row.
Do you design houses in Bangsar, or only condos?
Both, though our specialty is new homes after handover. With an older house we’d walk through it with you on the first call, because the structure decides what’s possible, and DBKL’s minor-works permit covers much of the interior work.
Can you design my home before The Lantern or 111 Menerung hands over?
Yes. The Lantern’s developer expects December 2026, and 111 Menerung’s January 2027. Planning now means your drawings are ready when the management is, and defects get reported before any work touches them.
How do I choose an interior design company in Bangsar?
Ask to see a finished home near yours and what it cost, how the fee is worked out and whether it is agreed before work starts, and who prepares what the management or DBKL will want to see. Ours are a Bangsar Hill Park home we took from bare unit to furnished for RM150,000–200,000, a fee per room agreed in writing before we begin, and drawings prepared for each approval.
How much does an interior designer cost in Bangsar?
Our design fee is RM3,565 for each room we design and RM5,485 for open-plan living and dining, agreed in writing before we begin; a three-bedroom at Bangsar Hill Park is an estimated RM16,180–23,310. A room that only needs furniture, art and light can be styled instead, at RM1,715. The fee is never a percentage of the build, and it’s paid in stages.
What is a normal budget for interior design in Bangsar?
About RM200,000 for a whole home is the middle of the renovations other firms have published in Bangsar, before any design fee. What a job includes moves it more than the floor area does, and Bangsar’s homes run from 561 sq ft at The Lantern to over 10,000 sq ft at One Menerung and Serai; the largest published job, a 7,000 sq ft landed home, came to RM730,000. For a 3+1 at Bangsar Hill Park, our estimate at Curated finishes (furniture from Commune, Cellini or Poet Living) is RM152k–278k, before the design fee.
How long does a renovation take in Bangsar?
For a condo, about three months on site: across 110 condo renovations other firms have published, gathered on our cost pages, the median is 12 weeks, and houses take a median of 19. In Bangsar, the published jobs run from 4–5 weeks at Nadi Bangsar to 15 at Serai, with 28 and 30 weeks for the two houses. What a job includes sets its length more than the floor area does.
Can I renovate the kitchen or bathroom in a Bangsar home?
Yes, though in Bangsar a condo and a house ask for different permissions. In a condo, the management agrees in writing first, and relocating a basin, shower or toilet also needs the authority’s approval under strata by-law 28. In a house, built-in kitchen cabinets need no DBKL permit, but new floor or wall tiles and plumbing repairs each need its RM100 minor-works permit.
Is Bangsar South part of Bangsar?
No. Bangsar South grew up as towers in the 2010s, roughly two kilometres off, and our cost pages count it as its own market; it has its own page.
What interior design services do you offer in Bangsar?
For Bangsar’s houses, our interior design includes the renovation design; for its towers, from Bangsar Hill Park to 111 Menerung, there is condo interior design. We draw the plans, compare contractors’ quotes with you and manage the works on site, and contractors do the building. Interior styling makes a rented or newly arrived home feel like yours with no works, our Procurement Concierge orders and delivers the furniture, and homes outside Kuala Lumpur and Selangor are designed through Virtual Design.
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