Interior design studio · Bandar Utama

Bandar Utama homes, updated for the generation that grew up in them.

Home to 1 Utama, and to some of Petaling Jaya's most established — and most lived-in — streets.

Exterior of a landed house with a green lawn, similar to homes in Bandar Utama

Bandar Utama is one of Petaling Jaya's oldest large-scale townships — home to 1 Utama, and to landed homes now on their second generation of owners, as the families who bought here in the 1990s pass their houses down to grown children who want the place brought up to how they actually live now.

That mix defines the work here more than anything else. Original-condition terraces and semi-Ds need a proper reconfiguration rather than a light refresh — layouts drawn up decades ago rarely suit an open-plan kitchen or a home office. The newer condominiums that have filled in around the township's edges tend to need less structural rework, but the same close attention to a workable floor plan.

One flat fee per room, agreed before we begin, and a RM200 Klang Valley site visit (deducted from your project cost if you proceed) to see your specific home before anything is quoted.

One studio, every home

See how Sundays in Bed works across the rest of Kuala Lumpur & Selangor.

Condos, landed homes, new handovers and long-owned refreshes — one flat fee per room, wherever you are.

Frequently asked questions

Do you work with older Bandar Utama landed homes, or only newer units?

Both — a large share of Bandar Utama's landed stock is original-condition and due an update, which is exactly the kind of project we're set up for.

Is Bandar Utama within your service area?

Yes — same Klang Valley-wide site-visit fee and flat per-room pricing as everywhere else we work.

When should I get in touch?

As early as you can. We'd suggest 5–6 months before your target move-in date, or as soon as you have the keys — that gives us lots of room to plan around.

Can I keep and reuse furniture I already own?

Yes. The Interior Styling tier is built specifically around working with what you already have, adding new decorative and accessory pieces around your existing furniture rather than replacing it outright. Even with a full Interior design project, you can flag which pieces you want to keep during your project brief, and the design is planned to incorporate them.

The conversation

Let's talk about your Bandar Utama home.

A free discovery call — no obligation, and a fixed design fee if you go ahead.