Interior designer at Banyan Tree Signatures Pavilion
Keys to Banyan Tree Signatures, and a suite that feels like yours.
A suite in a tower shared with a hotel arrives polished, and a little impersonal. We add the part only you can supply: the reading chair, the lamp you switch on first, your pictures and a rug with some history, each easy to take when you leave. Nothing drilled or rebuilt. Simply a suite that is recognisably yours.
A dining banquette we designed at Setia Sky Seputeh, in Seputeh: ochre velvet between lit display cabinets.
See the project- Developer
Pavilion Group, freehold
- Completed
2015
- Homes
441 private residences in a single tower on Jalan Conlay, alongside serviced residences and hotel suites
- Facilities
An infinity pool, a gym, a dance studio and concierge service
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Making Banyan Tree Signatures feel like home: suites and styling
In a Banyan Tree Signatures suite, styling works with the polished shell that’s already there, adding the furniture, light, textiles and art that make it personal, with nothing structural touched.
The known layouts are below.
The tower fronts Jalan Conlay in the Golden Triangle, with a bridge across to the Bukit Bintang malls, and its floors are shared between private residences, serviced residences and hotel suites. Hotel neighbours bring a concierge and a certain polish. They also mean a home can go on looking like a suite unless someone gives it a personality.
Pavilion Group completed it in 2015. StarProperty counts seven unit types, one bedroom up to three plus one; EdgeProp records sizes from 1,076 to 2,195 sq ft. These are well-planned, mid-sized homes rather than sprawling ones.
- 1,076 sq ftThe standard suite, listed as one bedroom plus one with two bathrooms
- About 1,786 sq ftThree bedrooms, three bathrooms, per a sale listing
- 2,195 sq ftThe largest type: three bedrooms, three bathrooms
The 2,195 sq ft type is from an EdgeProp report; the other two from listings, so use them as a guide. We measure every suite we take on.
The kitchen island, and what came with the suite
EdgeProp’s reports describe partly furnished suites with air-conditioning, hob and hood, water heaters, built-in wardrobes and, in the bigger types, a kitchen island. Many have since been fully furnished for letting.
We divide the contents into three. Fitted items stay and steer the plan: wardrobe positions decide the bed, and the island sets the line for the dining table and stools. Furniture belonging to someone else stays, moves rooms or goes back. What you’ve brought takes the prominent spots.
Where the kitchen opens onto the living area, it’s part of what we style. Stools, a bowl on the counter and what’s left out on display count as much as the sofa does.
Styling a rented Banyan Tree Signatures home
Renting a Banyan Tree Signatures suite, you’re free to change what stands loose: furniture, rugs, lamps, curtains and artwork.
Holes in the walls, fitted joinery or hacking need the owner’s written consent, then the building’s approval.
A suite furnished for letting
Most suites here are let furnished, handsomely and a touch anonymously. We list what’s there with you and agree, piece by piece, what stays, moves or returns; a good sofa can stay and simply be dressed differently.
We work with the existing furniture before buying more. New cushions, a rug and a couple of lamps can make a hotel-smart room feel lived in.
What the lease allows
Changing freestanding furniture is generally fine. Hooks, curtain rods and shelves leave marks, so they need the owner’s agreement; joinery, wiring or plumbing need it in writing, and then management.
If you can’t drill, lean art on a console, light with table and floor lamps, and work with the curtain tracks already fitted.
Moving in quickly
In a furnished suite you can stay from the first night while we work around you: bedroom first, living room next, the slow deliveries ordered in week one.
Buying things that travel
Whatever you buy loose leaves with you; what came with the suite stays. So the budget goes mostly on rugs, lighting, art and bedlinen, which move easily and change a room most. Bespoke joinery we avoid for tenants.
Owners between tenancies
If you own a suite here and let it, restyling needs no works: keep what still looks good, replace what doesn’t, finish each room. Suites that need renovating are covered under Furnishing to let.
Styling at Banyan Tree Signatures, from first call to install day
One stylist sees your Banyan Tree Signatures suite through from the opening call to the finished room.
We plan, you choose the purchases, and we arrange it all once delivered.
Styling on site is one to two weeks. New furniture typically arrives in four to twelve weeks, hence ordering the slowest pieces first.
Deliveries in a tower shared with hotel suites are booked through management and the concierge. We confirm the time slot and the lift before scheduling anything bulky, so the van and the lift coincide.
- The opening call FreeWho’s staying, what’s in transit, what the suite came with, and when you’d like it finished.
- Our visit RM200, deducted if you go ahead with usEvery room measured, the kitchen and +1 room studied, and the existing pieces sorted keep, move or return.
- Fee on paper, then a plan per roomRooms and styling fee are set out in writing, then each room gets a layout and a buying list, long lead times first.
- PurchasesYou buy from the list, or the Procurement Concierge takes it on; we keep track of each delivery.
- Finishing dayWhen it’s all arrived, your stylist arranges the furniture, hangs the pictures, places the lamps and makes the bed.
A landlord’s inventory, a concierge’s delivery schedule and your own diary: we keep them lined up, and you can ask for an update whenever you want.
What styling costs at Banyan Tree Signatures
At Banyan Tree Signatures Pavilion, styling is an estimated RM4,350–6,065 for the 1+1 suite and RM7,780–11,210 for a three-bedroom.
We charge RM1,715 per room and RM2,635 for the open-plan living and dining, agreed on paper before work starts.
The base figure covers the bedrooms with the living and dining. The higher figure adds rooms: one in suites below 1,200 sq ft, such as the +1 room as a study, and two in the larger types, such as a study and a dressing room. Every room is charged, regardless of its size.
| Home | Lower figure covers | Lower figure | With more rooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1+1 1,076 sq ft | One bedroom, living and dining | RM4,350 | RM6,065 |
| Three bedrooms 1,786–2,195 sq ft | Three bedrooms, living and dining | RM7,780 | RM11,210 |
Adding up: RM1,715 + RM2,635 = RM4,350, or RM6,065 with the +1 room. Three bedrooms: 3 × RM1,715 + RM2,635 = RM7,780, RM11,210 with two more rooms.
October 2026 estimates, not a quote. Furniture and decorative pieces are bought separately, from a list set to your budget.
The styling fee covers
A first conversation in person or by video with your photos and plan; a visit to measure and record what the suite already holds, which we reuse first; a layout and buying list per room for furniture, art placement, lighting, textiles and accessories; and an on-site day to style everything once it has been delivered.
If you’d rather not deal with orders, the Procurement Concierge buys, keeps the paperwork and books the deliveries.
Want more than styling at Banyan Tree Signatures?
For most Banyan Tree Signatures suites, furniture and light are enough.
Occasionally the sofa is fine, but storage or a bathroom doesn’t suit a longer stay.
Wardrobes without the right fittings, a +1 room that doesn’t quite work as a study, a bathroom you’d plan differently: those are beyond styling, and where interior design comes in.
We help you decide what to keep, what to change and what deserves proper investment, from one room to the whole suite.
Styling personalises the suite you have; interior design alters it.
Interior design at Banyan Tree Signatures, for a longer stay
Banyan Tree Signatures’ suites are young, completed in 2015, and seldom need rebuilding.
What a longer stay may want is joinery drawn to the inch, because compact plans make every cupboard count, and a kitchen set up for cooking every day.
When styling has done what it can, we’ll plan the next steps with you.
Perhaps wardrobes that use their full height, a desk in the +1 room that closes away, or a bathroom you’d look forward to. It can be staged one room at a time, in your order of priority.
What a Banyan Tree Signatures renovation usually covers
- KeepPlan, servicesA young tower; walls, wiring and plumbing rarely need moving
- AdaptWardrobesBuilt in from handover; new doors, lighting and fittings are often enough
- Renew+1 room, bathsThe spaces that decide whether a compact suite suits a long stay
- CheckKitchen, ceilingsIslands are described in some suites; we confirm yours and measure ceiling heights
Your purchase or tenancy agreement says what the suite came with; we compare it with the rooms.
Renovation rules at Banyan Tree Signatures
In 2019 EdgeProp reported that Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts managed the development. A tower shared with hotel suites is likely to keep close control of noise, hours and contractor access. The rules aren’t published, so before quoting we request management’s current version, with the deposit, hours and forms.
We haven’t designed a Banyan Tree Signatures suite yet; on the first call we’ll share homes we’ve designed elsewhere in Kuala Lumpur.
Before any works at Banyan Tree Signatures
Sign-offs follow a sequence: a tenant needs the owner’s written consent; management then approves in writing under its rules; and if the job requires one, the contractor secures the authorities’ permit.
Moving pipes, taking down a wall or structural changes usually need the full set, so we discuss them at the outset. Styling that doesn’t drill needs no approval.
What interior design costs at Banyan Tree Signatures
We estimate our design fee at Banyan Tree Signatures Pavilion at RM16,180–23,310 for a three-bedroom suite and RM9,050–16,180 for the 1+1.
It is for the design service, agreed in writing first, and separate from renovation and furniture costs.
- Each room we design
- RM3,565
- Living and dining
- RM5,485
Design fee only. Renovation and furniture are a separate budget, set out below.
A typical brief here counts each bedroom at RM3,565 and the open-plan living, dining and kitchen together at RM5,485. Three bedrooms: 3 × RM3,565 + RM5,485 = RM16,180. The 1+1: RM3,565 + RM5,485 = RM9,050. Two more rooms, such as a bathroom and the +1 room or a study, give RM23,310 and RM16,180.
With a design commission, the Procurement Concierge is included, and rooms that only need styling cost half the styling rate.
3 bedrooms at RM3,565 each, with the open-plan living, dining and kitchen at RM5,485. Foyer, yard and service areas aren’t charged.
For each level, the lower number covers essentials; the higher number allows extras such as a feature wall, LED strips or 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
The kitchen is counted within the open-plan living and dining, as it is where an island faces the room. If yours is enclosed, it becomes a separate room and adds RM3,565; we confirm on the visit. The fee is paid in stages, and a more expensive finish raises the contractor’s price, not ours.
For the 2,195 sq ft three-bedroom, our fee plus renovation and furniture at Curated (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living) is roughly RM203k–362k.
| Home | Our fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| Three bedrooms 2,195 sq ft | RM16,180–23,310 | RM187k–346k | RM373k–784k |
| 1+1 1,076 sq ft | RM9,050–16,180 | RM134k–238k | RM279k–559k |
Curated furniture comes from Commune, Cellini and Poet Living; Bespoke from Space Furniture, BoConcept and Molteni&C. Our fee sits outside both.
Estimates at October 2026; not a quotation.
The basis of the renovation ranges
Priced as a lived-in resale suite with new floors. No bathroom is redone in the lower figure; add those you’d change in the calculator.
Included are wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, bedroom air-conditioners, a washer-dryer, hob and hood; keep the existing ones and they come off. Vanities are excluded.
Furnishing to let?
Readying a Banyan Tree Signatures suite for its next tenant? Furniture alone means styling. If works are needed as well, our Essential level, furnished from Ikea, SSF Home or Harvey Norman, is quick to put in and resilient to turnover. Our design fee is the same at every level.
Essential renovation and furniture, our fee not included
- Three bedrooms
- RM103k–168k
- 1+1
- RM72k–113k
Start with a call
Let us know what in the suite works for you and what doesn’t. That becomes the agenda for the first call.
Or start with an estimate
A short set of questions, and you’ll have a figure to weigh up in your own time.
FAQ
Styling and interior design questions at Banyan Tree Signatures
How do you style a Banyan Tree Signatures suite that came furnished?
We keep the fitted pieces, sort the loose furniture into stay, move or return, and add the missing layer: a rug, lamps, textiles, art. A polished, furnished suite usually needs personality more than new furniture.
Can I style a rented Banyan Tree Signatures suite without the landlord’s permission?
Loose items, yes: sofas, rugs, lamps, curtains on existing tracks, art on a console. Anything drilled, fitted or hacked needs the owner’s written consent and then the building’s approval. We go through the lease clause with you first.
How much does interior styling cost at Banyan Tree Signatures?
Around RM4,350–6,065 for the 1+1 suite and RM7,780–11,210 for a three-bedroom. Each bedroom is RM1,715 and the living and dining RM2,635; the higher figure adds one room in the 1+1 and two in the three-bedroom. Furniture is separate, and the fee is agreed in writing first.
What does interior styling include at Banyan Tree Signatures?
An opening call, a measuring visit, a layout and buying list for each chosen room, and a styling day once deliveries are in. It can be one room or the whole suite, bought by you or by our Procurement Concierge.
How long does it take to style a Banyan Tree Signatures suite?
One to two weeks on site after delivery, with four to twelve weeks for new furniture. In a furnished suite you can live there throughout, and we can start by video with your floor plan before you arrive.
Can the furniture from a Banyan Tree Signatures suite come with me when I move?
What you buy loose goes with you; what came with the suite stays. That’s why we put most of the budget into rugs, lighting, art and bedlinen, which travel well.
What are the layouts at Banyan Tree Signatures Pavilion?
StarProperty lists seven types, from one bedroom to three plus one, and EdgeProp gives sizes from 1,076 to 2,195 sq ft. The standard 1,076 sq ft suite is listed as one bedroom plus one; the largest, 2,195 sq ft, has three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
Do I need interior design or styling for my Banyan Tree Signatures suite?
Styling if the suite works and needs to feel like yours. Interior design if you want different wardrobes, a reworked +1 room or a new bathroom. You can start with one and add the other later.
How much does interior design cost at Banyan Tree Signatures?
About RM16,180–23,310 for a three-bedroom suite and RM9,050–16,180 for the 1+1, agreed in writing. That covers the bedrooms and the open-plan living, dining and kitchen, with two extra rooms in the upper figure. Renovation and furniture are on top: roughly RM187k–346k at Curated (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living) for the 2,195 sq ft type.
Does Banyan Tree Signatures have renovation rules?
Yes, though they aren’t published. Works are approved by the building’s management, and in a tower shared with hotel suites you can expect careful limits on noise and access. We obtain the current rules, with deposit, hours and forms, before quoting; tenants need the owner’s written consent first.
What interior design services do you offer at Banyan Tree Signatures?
Styling of rented and owned suites, room by room, and design of wardrobes, bathrooms and joinery for longer stays. We draw the plans, compare contractor quotes with you and oversee the site; contractors build. Styling and the Procurement Concierge can be booked separately, and Virtual Design covers homes outside Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.
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Shall we start styling your Banyan Tree Signatures suite?
Photograph the rooms on your phone as they are now, and tell us the move-in date and what’s being shipped. The call is free; you commit only once the fee is in writing.
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