Interior designer at Allevia
Two kitchens at Allevia, and one table for everyone.
Maybe breakfast happens at the open counter while dinner simmers behind a closed door. We’ll help you decide what each side of an Allevia home is for, before a cabinet is drawn.
A stone island in sight of the sofa, and a door beyond it. Every Allevia plan draws the same pairing: an open counter on the dining side, the wet kitchen and yard behind their own door.
- Developer
UEM Sunrise, freehold, on Jalan Kiara 4
- Completed
2025, both towers
- Homes
294 in two towers, four to a floor, none sharing a party wall
- Sizes
1,703 to 2,634 sq ft, three or four bedrooms
- Facilities
A 50 m lap pool on Level 7, a sky lounge and private dining on the roof
Allevia floor plans, and how your family settles into them
Allevia, on a Mont Kiara road kept for its residents, gives every home a dry and a wet kitchen and no shared party wall.
Our interior design starts with what each room will be for.
If your family has just moved into Allevia, the first surprise may be the kitchens: an open counter beside the dining table, and a second kitchen with its yard behind a door. We’re Sundays in Bed, a studio in Bukit Damansara that plans homes room by room, with each fee in writing before we start.
Allevia is UEM Sunrise’s freehold condominium on Jalan Kiara 4, a road UEM Sunrise describes as for Allevia residents only. Two towers hold 294 homes, four on each floor, and no home shares a party wall with its neighbour.
- Block ACompleted 2025159 homes
- Block BCompleted 2025135 homes
Six types run from 1,703 to 2,634 sq ft built-up, each with three or four bedrooms and at least one utility room; there is no two-bedroom, duplex or penthouse.
- 1,703–1,757 sq ftThree bedrooms, three bathrooms and a utility room
- 1,971 sq ftThree bedrooms, four bathrooms (one with a bathtub) and an en-suite utility room
- 2,345 sq ftFour bedrooms, five bathrooms, a powder room, utility room and family living area
- 2,634 sq ftFour bedrooms, five bathrooms, a powder room, two utility rooms and family living area
Space and kitchens
If yours is the 2,345 sq ft home, in either tower it sits beside the Level 7 facilities deck and its 50 m lap pool, so an early swim is only a few steps away.
The rooftop has a private dining room and a sky lounge residents can use. If the whole family is coming for a reunion dinner, it can happen up there, and the table at home can suit the people who eat at it every night.
Every plan also keeps a utility room near the foyer or the kitchen, and it is the room that most needs its job decided early.
So we’ll begin by asking who cooks, who helps at home, and where your family ends up in the evening.
With no party wall, the rooms line the outside of the plan, and the four-bedroom homes stretch about 24 metres end to end. A length like that can feel like one long corridor, so we’ll give every stretch a reason to be used.
The developer’s plans give each type’s outline, and the shape matters as much as the floor area. The 1,703 sq ft home measures about 17.2 m by 9.6 m. The 1,757 sq ft home is deeper and squarer, about 15.35 m by 12.1 m, with its closed kitchen, yard and utility lined up in a row. The 1,971 sq ft home is about 16.6 m by 12 m, the 2,345 sq ft home about 23.8 m by 9.1 m, and the 2,634 sq ft home about 24.1 m by 10.3 m.
In the deeper 1,757 and 1,971 sq ft plans, the rooms at the heart of the home sit furthest from the glass, so that is where our lighting plan starts. In the narrow four-bedroom plans nearly every room meets a window, but the bedroom wing is a long way from the kitchen. A small fridge and a water station in the family living area can save the late-night trip.
Each tower arranges its four homes around the core in positions numbered 1, 2, 3 and 3A. The 1,703 sq ft plan sits only at the 3A end of one tower, and the 2,634 sq ft plan appears once a floor in the other. On the lowest floors, levels 1 to 7 in Tower A and 1 to 6 in Tower B, the 1,971 sq ft home is drawn as a variant called C2. If yours is down there, we work from your own plan rather than the brochure’s standard drawing.
UEM Sunrise launched Allevia on 22 October 2020, selling through its company Allevia Sdn Bhd, and topped the towers out on 23 January 2024. The land is freehold, 2.94 acres, and the developer’s sales notice names DBKL as the authority that approved the building plans. Because the homes are so new, those plans and the brochure specification still describe your rooms closely, and we read them before the tape measure comes out.
Interior design ideas for Allevia, starting with a Tuesday evening
In an Allevia home, one ordinary evening tells us most of what we need: who cooks where, who eats when, and where everyone settles afterwards.
The look follows from there.
If breakfast and dinner happen in different places
Every type comes with two sinks: an open dry counter facing the dining table, and a closed wet kitchen with its yard. We decide what lives in each, so morning coffee and the evening wok never compete for a counter.
The 1,757 sq ft home puts its closed kitchen, yard and utility in one line behind the door, which makes that line the natural place for laundry, ironing and bulk stores. The dry side can then keep only what is used at the table: the kettle, the coffee machine and the everyday plates.
For the extra room
Every home has one, and the 2,634 sq ft home has two. In the 1,971 sq ft and four-bedroom homes it has a bathroom; in the 1,703–1,757 sq ft homes it doesn’t. We’ll settle its job with you first.
The 2,634 sq ft home splits its two utility rooms across the plan: one by the foyer, and one with its own bathroom beside the yard. The room by the yard suits a helper; the one by the foyer works harder as a store for what comes in from the car, from a pram to a golf bag. With a sky gym and a cycling studio on the roof and a co-working space in the building, none of these rooms has to give itself to a treadmill or a second desk unless you want it to.
If the children are getting older
The 4+1 and 4+2 homes add a second sitting area beside the bedrooms. As a television room or a den for older children, it frees the formal living room for guests. Left undecided, it tends to fill with boxes.
Where it sits differs by plan. In the 2,345 sq ft home the family living area is beside the fourth bedroom, which suits a den the children share. In the 2,634 sq ft home it opens by the main bedroom suite, so it can be a private sitting room off your own bedroom as easily as a television room.
If you’d like a walk-in wardrobe
Some internal walls here are dry partitions, and UEM Sunrise suggests a room can become a hobby room or walk-in wardrobe. Before moving one, we’ll confirm which walls they are, and what management and DBKL must approve.
What came with the keys
Bedrooms came with engineered timber floors, and the kitchen and bathrooms with tiles up to the ceiling. All of it dates from 2025, so we’d keep it, and put your money into lighting, joinery and a long dining table.
Two lines in the brochure shape the joinery. Kitchen walls are tiled to the ceiling but not behind the kitchen cabinet, and bathroom walls are left bare behind the mirrors. A new cabinet run that is longer or shorter than the old one exposes untiled wall, so we either keep to the same footprint or draw a new splashback, and a larger mirror cabinet gets the same check.
The specification counts points, not fittings, and the counts differ by plan: 21 to 23 lighting points and 24 power points in the three-bedroom homes, 30 of each in the four-bedroom homes. Its fan points come without hooks, so a ceiling fan needs one set into the ceiling before it is painted. Every home has one fibre socket and two television points, so we decide early where the router and a second screen go, and in a 24 m plan we add a cable or a second access point before the carpentry closes the walls.
What interior design costs at Allevia
At Allevia, the Sundays in Bed design fee is an estimated RM23,310–30,440 for a 3+1 and RM30,440–37,570 for a 4+1 or 4+2.
It is a fee per room, agreed in writing before we begin.
- Each room we design
- RM3,565
- Living and dining
- RM5,485
Your Allevia design fee is worked out room by room. The utility room shows how an Allevia fee moves. Kept as a helper’s room or a store, it stays off our list; fitted out as a study, a hobby room or a walk-in wardrobe, it becomes one more designed room.
The family living area works the other way. In the four-bedroom homes it is already in the estimate, priced as a study, so a den or a television room there is counted from the start.
3 bedrooms and the dry and wet kitchens: 5 rooms at RM3,565, plus the open-plan living and dining at RM5,485. The foyer and utility yard are designed free.
Within each level, the lower figure covers the essentials; the upper figure adds extras such as a feature wall, LED strips and a kitchen island.
What the two levels mean
Curated. Melamine or laminate carpentry, quartz or sintered stone tops, the existing ceiling kept or a new plaster ceiling. Furniture from Commune, Cellini, Fella Design, Dezign District, Poet Living, Big Brain, Gudang, Crown Livin and Dadswood.
Bespoke. Detailed joinery, sintered stone tops, a plaster ceiling with detailing. Furniture from Space Furniture, Tekni, BoConcept, King Living, Ambient Living, Stanzo, Forest Furniture, Roche Bobois, XTRA, Urban Edge, Molteni&C, Nostaloft, Flexform, Janine and Chesters Collection.
How the fee works
Both kitchens count as rooms on our list. If the wet kitchen only needs new appliances, leave it off and the estimate falls by RM3,565. The figure is agreed in writing and paid in stages, and a dearer stone for the dry counter shows up in the contractor’s quote while ours stays as agreed. How our fees work
With our fee and Curated finishes (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living), a 1,757 sq ft 3+1 comes to roughly RM184k–323k in all.
| Home | Our fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3+1 1,703–1,971 sq ft | RM23,310–30,440 | RM161k–292k | RM330k–684k |
| 4+1 or 4+2 2,345–2,634 sq ft | RM30,440–37,570 | RM193k–377k | RM390k–862k |
The lower figure is a typical brief for an Allevia home: living and dining, both kitchens, each bedroom, plus the family living area in the four-bedroom homes. The higher adds two rooms, say the bathroom with the tub, or a utility turned study.
Both finish levels are October 2026 estimates, not a quotation.
How these figures are worked out
Allevia’s bathrooms, tiled to the ceiling in 2025, are almost new, so none is priced for redesign, and the four-bedroom homes have their family living area costed as a study.
Each range includes wardrobes, cabinetry on both kitchen sides, bedroom air-conditioners, a washer-dryer, hob and hood. The brochure promises points, not units, so your sale agreement’s schedule decides: anything handed over with the keys comes off. Vanities sit outside these figures.
Furnishing to let?
Planning to let your Allevia home? Our Essential level, with furniture from Ikea, SSF Home or Harvey Norman, goes in faster and takes the wear of changing tenants. Our design fee stays the same whichever level you choose.
Renovation and furniture at Essential, before our fee
- 3+1
- RM86k–137k
- 4+1 or 4+2
- RM105k–179k
Begin with a conversation
Tell us who cooks, who helps at home and who gathers at the table each night. We’ll take the first call from there.
Or begin with a figure
Answer a few questions about your space, and you’ll have an estimate to consider in your own time.
Your Allevia interior designer, from first call to last delivery
At Allevia, one designer looks after your home from the first conversation until you’re settled in.
We design and manage the works, contractors build them, and you choose between their quotes once we’ve set them side by side.
Every delivery for your works will come through the ground floor, where each tower has its own open-air drop-off and a lobby with a residents’ lounge, as StarProperty described at the launch. Small orders can wait in the building’s parcel room. A sofa, a stone counter top or a run of carpentry can’t, so we agree the delivery slots and the route up with management before those days arrive.
- A first call about your household FreeWho lives here and who helps, whether the wok belongs in the wet kitchen, and which of the 2025 handover finishes you’re fond of.
- The visit, behind the wet kitchen door RM200, waived if you go ahead with usA tape measure in every room, a look behind the wet kitchen door at the yard and utility, and your sale agreement’s schedule held up against what UEM Sunrise actually installed.
- Rooms and fee in writing, then the plansFirst the rooms and our fee, in writing. Then the plans: where the dry counter meets the dining table, what job the family living area takes on, and the lighting, joinery and finishes.
- Drawings management can readDrawings detailed enough for every contractor to price the same work, and for Allevia’s management to read before it gives written consent. You choose who builds once we’ve gone through the quotes together.
- The works, then the rooms styledWe watch over the build and every delivery, measure each finished room against its drawing, and style the rooms before the first box comes up in the lift.
With a dry kitchen, a wet kitchen, a utility room and maybe a family room as well, there’s a lot to keep in order. We’ll keep it for you, and you can ask us what comes next at any time. The full process
Defects first, then approvals
Your defect list goes to UEM Sunrise first. Keys at Allevia came in 2025, and the developer’s liability for defects runs 24 months from the date on your vacant-possession letter. Check that date: until it passes, those repairs are theirs to make.
Two approvals come next: Allevia management’s written consent, and where the work needs it, a DBKL permit, which the contractor you choose applies for. We couldn’t find Allevia’s renovation rules published, so we request management’s current copy, deposit and working hours included, ahead of any quote.
Moving plumbing or anything structural needs written approval from management and DBKL, so we raise it at our first meeting.
Renovating at Allevia, and the corners your family will make its own
In an Allevia home, the family living area, the utility room and the long passage are the spaces that most need a decision.
We help your family give each one a use.
If this is a family home, we’ll start with its small rhythms: where the school bags drop after pickup, who takes which chair at dinner, which room is still quiet at nine. The finishes come after.
Some of that family life can happen downstairs. The Level 7 podium covers 0.9 acre: beside the lap pool there is a kids’ pool, a playground built for several generations, a games room, a music room, a pavilion, a BBQ pit and a multipurpose hall laid out as a badminton court. The rooftop adds a sky terrace and a karaoke room. Before a bedroom is handed over to toys or a drum kit, it is worth seeing what the podium already holds.
What Allevia homes come with
- KeepFloors, bathroomsEngineered timber in the bedrooms, tiled living areas, and bathroom walls tiled floor to ceiling
- AdaptKitchens, utilityTwo kitchens to share the cooking between, and a utility room waiting for a job
- AddStorage, coolingWardrobes and vanities, which aren’t in the specification, and air-conditioners for its five to seven points
- CheckCeilings, lightNo ceiling height is published, and your window aspect depends on which stack you’re in, so we measure both
Taken from UEM Sunrise’s sales brochure. Your sale agreement takes precedence, and we check your home against it on the visit.
UEM Sunrise’s project page gives two parking lots for the 1,703 sq ft home and up to four for the largest. Three or four cars can mean several drivers coming and going, each with keys, shoes and bags, so we size the shoe cabinet and the drop shelf by the door to your household rather than to the plan.
What have renovations at Allevia cost so far?
Three published renovation records for Allevia, all by other firms, cover homes of roughly 1,700 to 2,600 sq ft. They ranged from RM130,000 to RM270,000 (RM76–137 per sq ft), with 12 to 20 weeks on site.
Across Mont Kiara, the median is RM138 per sq ft, and you’ll find all three Allevia records on the Mont Kiara renovation cost page. We haven’t shown an Allevia home of our own yet, so these are the closest guide we can give. On the site visit, we’ll price yours against them with you.
FAQ
Making an Allevia home your own
What does it cost to renovate and furnish an Allevia 3+1?
For a 3+1, expect roughly RM161k–292k with Curated furniture (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living), or RM330k–684k with Bespoke pieces (Space Furniture, BoConcept, Molteni&C), before our fee. Published Allevia renovations came to RM130,000–270,000: see the Mont Kiara cost index.
Should the utility room be a helper’s room or a study?
Check your size first. In the 1,971 sq ft and four-bedroom homes the utility has its own bathroom, which suits a live-in helper. The 1,703–1,757 sq ft homes have none, so it makes a better store, study or walk-in wardrobe. In those two smaller plans it sits by the foyer, so it can also take shoes, umbrellas and a pram before they reach the living room. Designing it adds RM3,565.
Can I open the wet kitchen into the dry kitchen?
Sometimes, but there’s a trade-off. The wall and door keep wok smoke off the dining table, and removing them needs management’s approval. More often we turn the dry counter into a proper breakfast bar, and fit the wet kitchen with a stronger hood.
In the 2,345 sq ft home the wet kitchen also has its own door to the corridor, and in the 2,634 sq ft home a service door, so it can stay closed on the dining side and still be easy to reach.
How soon after collecting your Allevia keys should design start?
Right after key collection, once your defect list has gone to UEM Sunrise in writing. Design, drawings and quotes usually take a few months from the first call, and the three published Allevia renovations then spent 12 to 20 weeks on site.
What is the family living area in Allevia’s 4+1 and 4+2 for?
It’s a second, informal sitting area in the 4+1 and 4+2 homes, near the bedrooms. Families use it as a television room, a homework corner or a den for older children, so it belongs to the private side of the home.
How many air-conditioning points do Allevia’s 3+1 and 4+1 homes have?
The specification gives five air-conditioning points in the 3+1 homes and seven in the 4+1 and 4+2. Adding units, or moving them, means checking the ledges outside and the electrical load first, which we do on the site visit.
Water-heater points follow a similar split: three in every 3+1 home, including the 1,971 sq ft plan with its four bathrooms, and five in the 4+1 and 4+2. If the utility bathroom in a 1,971 sq ft home will be used every day, we check where a fourth heater could go.
What are the floor plans at Allevia?
Allevia has six home types, from 1,703 to 2,634 sq ft built-up, each with three or four bedrooms and at least one utility room; there is no two-bedroom, duplex or penthouse. The 3+1 homes run from 1,703 to 1,971 sq ft, and the four-bedroom homes from 2,345 to 2,634 sq ft, each with a family living area.
When was Allevia completed, and who developed it?
Allevia was completed in 2025 by UEM Sunrise, which launched it on 22 October 2020, selling through its company Allevia Sdn Bhd. The towers were topped out on 23 January 2024, and the land is freehold, 2.94 acres.
What facilities does Allevia have?
Allevia’s Level 7 podium covers 0.9 acre, with a 50 m lap pool, a kids’ pool, a playground, a games room, a music room, a pavilion, a BBQ pit and a multipurpose hall laid out as a badminton court. The rooftop adds a sky gym, a cycling studio, a sky terrace, a karaoke room, a private dining room and a sky lounge, and there is a co-working space in the building.
Can I see photos of an Allevia home you’ve designed?
Not yet: Sundays in Bed has no Allevia home of its own to show. The nearest of our own work on this page is a wardrobe wall we designed at Setia Sky Seputeh, the kind of wall an Allevia dry partition could make room for.
What interior design services do you offer at Allevia?
Allevia’s 294 homes, four to a floor with no party wall between neighbours, are three- and four-bedroom plans of 1,757 to 2,345 sq ft, and our condo interior design for them includes renovation design. We draw the plans, compare contractors’ quotes with you and manage the works on site, and contractors do the building. Interior styling and our Procurement Concierge are available without a full design, and Virtual Design looks after homes outside Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.
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Shall we start with how your family lives at Allevia?
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