Interior designer at Crown Residences, Pavilion Damansara Heights
Crown Residences homes don’t have to match.
Every typical plan here includes a study. It might become an office, a library or a place for visiting family to sleep, and we’ll draw the joinery around your choice.
A walnut desk, one good lamp and shelves within reach: the kind of study we’d plan once you know who will use it most.
- Developer
Impian Ekspresi Sdn Bhd, the Pavilion Group’s Phase 1 company
- Completed
Published dates run from 2022 to early 2025
- Homes
165 in a 50-storey tower on Jalan Damanlela, listed by agents as freehold
- Sizes
2,303 sq ft and 2,803 sq ft, each with a study and a maid’s room, and one 10,058 sq ft penthouse
- Facilities
A garden deck on Level 3A; heated lap pool, jacuzzi, sauna and steam room on Level 50, gym and yoga room on 50M
Crown Residences floor plans, and what your family needs first
Crown Residences has the fewest and largest homes of the first residential towers at Pavilion Damansara Heights, and nearly every one has a study and a maid’s room.
Our interior design starts by giving those two rooms a purpose.
Your neighbours’ homes are very likely the same plan as yours, since almost every Crown home is one of two. What sets yours apart is who lives in the rooms, and what you ask of each one.
We’re Sundays in Bed, a Kuala Lumpur studio that designs and looks after homes. Our studio is here in Damansara Heights. Next door, at Regent Suites, we’ve designed two homes; we haven’t yet designed one at Crown. Each room you hand us, the study and the maid’s room too, has its fee written down and agreed with you before work starts.
Crown Residences is a 50-storey tower on Jalan Damanlela, listed by agents as freehold, with 165 homes from 2,303 to 10,058 sq ft built-up. Its sister towers hold 568 homes (Windsor Suites) and 581 (Regent Suites), so Crown’s homes are far fewer, and far larger.
The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat’s Skyscraper Center lists KL Pavilion Design Studio as Crown’s architect and Maverick United as its structural engineer, with Impian Ekspresi Sdn Bhd, the Pavilion Group’s Phase 1 company, as developer. When later buyers asked for larger homes, the group looked back to Crown: The Edge reported in April 2026 that Imperial Residences, Phase 2’s tower of 148 homes at 3,380 and 4,090 sq ft, was modelled on it.
- 2,303 sq ftThree bedrooms, a study and a maid’s room: the G1 plan
- 2,803 sq ftFour bedrooms, a study and a maid’s room: the G2 plan
- 10,058 sq ftOne penthouse
Agents’ listings add detail of their own. They describe a three-bedroom as ‘3+2’, counting the study and the maid’s room, with four bathrooms and a powder room, and a four-bedroom as ‘4+2’, with five and a powder room. Listings on PropertyGuru add that the homes at Pavilion Damansara Heights come without balconies. So in a Crown home the windows and curtains carry all of the outdoors, and the bathrooms, recent and plentiful, are seldom where the money needs to go.
The floors you share
The building does a lot of the entertaining for you: a garden deck on Level 3A with a function room, a grill terrace, a library, a children’s pool, a play area and a day care, and, at the top, a heated lap pool, a jacuzzi, a sauna and a steam room on Level 50, with a gym and a yoga room on 50M. Your spare bedroom needn’t become a gym, and a child’s room needn’t double as the playroom.
Crown Residences interior design, deciding the study and kitchens first
In a Crown Residences home, we’d start with the study, the kitchens and the maid’s room.
Once you know what each is for, the furniture, joinery and lighting follow.
If someone in your family works from home
Every G1 and G2 has a study. Is it a daily office, a reading room or an occasional guest room? That choice sets the desk, the shelving, whether there’s a sofa bed, and where the sockets go.
For a daily office, we’d turn the desk so daylight falls across it from one side, never straight onto the screen, run the cables inside the joinery, and give the printer and files a closed cupboard so the room can switch off at night.
If it doubles as a guest room, the open sofa bed needs to clear the desk chair, and a shelf at pillow height spares a visitor the hunt for a side table.
If your family cooks together
Agents describe a dry kitchen and a wet kitchen in these homes. Who cooks, how often and with how much smoke settles which one works every day, and whether the other is mostly for show when guests come.
If the maid’s room has someone in it
Then it needs daylight, air and storage of its own, planned as carefully as any bedroom. If it’s empty, it can take the suitcases, the festive boxes or a second wardrobe, and our fee only counts it if we design it.
If you’re thinking about the view
Next door, Phase 2 is still being built: two residential towers and a 31-storey hotel and office tower due in the second half of 2027. What you see from some windows will change, so curtains and furniture are planned around the light, which stays.
The Edge gives the new neighbours’ heights: Imperial Residences at 50 storeys, as tall as Crown, Royal Suites at 51, and the hotel and office tower at 31, with hotel suites on Levels 7 to 13 and offices from Level 15 up. Once they’re lived in, some Crown windows will look across at theirs, so sheers earn their place for privacy by day as much as for glare.
If your floors are the developer’s marble
The developer says Phase 1 was finished in compressed marble, though not which rooms. Where your floors are that stone, it stays, with any bathroom that still works well, and the spending goes to furniture, joinery and lighting.
Next door, Imperial Residences has moved on to natural marble in its living rooms, The Edge reported, while Crown kept to the compressed kind. If you’d like real stone in your home, a dining table, a console or a vanity top can bring it in, without lifting a floor that is only a few years old.
What interior design costs at Crown Residences
At Crown Residences, the Sundays in Bed design fee is estimated at RM26,875–34,005 for a 2,303 sq ft three-bedroom and RM30,440–37,570 for a 2,803 sq ft four-bedroom: a fee per room, agreed in writing before we begin.
- Each room we design
- RM3,565
- Living and dining
- RM5,485
Your Crown Residences design fee includes the study. The study is the room most likely to move your fee here, because it’s counted as a designed room from the start. If yours already works as an office you’re happy with, leave it off, and the lower figure drops by RM3,565.
The maid’s room isn’t counted unless you ask us to design it, as a dressing room perhaps. Both kitchens are, as two rooms.
3 bedrooms, a study and the dry and wet kitchens: 6 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
The fee is set down in writing and paid in stages. A richer timber for the study joinery raises the joiner’s quote, and leaves our fee alone.
With our fee and Curated finishes (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living), a G1 here comes to about RM200k–371k in all.
At Crown, the design work is likely to gather in the study’s joinery, the dining room and the bedroom wardrobes, and seldom in the marble. Each figure here is an estimate until contractors quote.
| Home | Our fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type G1 2,303 sq ft · three bedrooms and a study | RM26,875–34,005 | RM174k–337k | RM353k–778k |
| Type G2 2,803 sq ft · four bedrooms and a study | RM30,440–37,570 | RM193k–377k | RM390k–862k |
Each lower figure prices what a Crown plan nearly always needs: the living and dining, both kitchens, the study and the bedrooms. The upper one leaves room for two more, a bathroom you’d like redone, perhaps, or the maid’s room turned into a dressing room.
October 2026 figures, not a quotation.
How these figures are worked out
No bathrooms are priced: Crown’s homes are recent handovers, so count only the ones you’d change.
Each range prices new kitchen cabinetry, cooking appliances, wardrobes and air-conditioning. Whatever the developer fitted that you keep comes off it; we list what’s worth keeping on the visit.
Furnishing to let?
Some Crown homes are let furnished. For one being readied for tenants, the Essential level, with furniture from Ikea, SSF Home and Harvey Norman, is finished sooner and keeps well from one tenancy to the next. Our design fee is unchanged at every level.
Renovation and furniture at Essential, before our fee
- Type G1
- RM94k–159k
- Type G2
- RM105k–179k
Begin with a conversation
Tell us who will use the study, and whether anyone will live in the maid’s room. Between them, they shape most of our first conversation.
Or begin with a figure
Answer a few questions about your space, and you’ll have an estimate to consider in your own time.
A Crown Residences interior designer who answers when you call
At Crown Residences, the designer you first speak to styles your home at the end.
We plan the work and run the site; contractors you choose build it, from quotes we collect and talk through with you.
- Who’s moving in FreeWhich of the two plans is yours, who will live there and who visits, whether a helper lives in, and a sense of what you’d like to spend.
- Seeing both kitchens RM200, waived if you go ahead with usWe measure every room, open the cupboards in both kitchens, note what the developer fitted and check which windows face the Phase 2 site.
- Study and dining firstWe agree on paper which rooms we’ll design, the spend and our fee. Then we draw the study’s joinery and the dining room before anything else, and the rest follows.
- Quotes, read togetherContractors quote on our full drawing set. We go through the differences with you, line by line, and the builder is your choice.
- Works, then the shelves filledCrews work to management’s rules, which we have in hand before day one. Each stage is checked against the drawings, and at the end the books go on the shelves and the art on the walls.
Phase 1 alone sets Windsor Suites, Regent Suites and nine corporate towers around yours on 9.27 acres, beside the mall, and a second phase is rising next door. We keep track of the timings and speak to the neighbours, which leaves your weeks free for family and work. Phase 1’s residential towers were about 99% sold by April 2026, The Edge reported, so nearly every home around yours has an owner who will hear the drilling, and the noisy days are planned with that in mind.How we work, step by step
Recently handed over?
Crown’s homes reached their owners over the past few years, and your sale agreement says how long the developer stays responsible for defects. Published completion dates for the tower run from 2022 to early 2025, so it is your own vacant possession date, not the building’s, that decides whether the developer still owes you repairs. Within that time, report anything faulty in writing and let the developer put it right before any contractor starts.
Defect notices go to the company your sale agreement names. Public sources give Impian Ekspresi Sdn Bhd as the Phase 1 developer, though Crown’s page on the official website carries the name of Jendela Mayang Sdn Bhd, the Phase 2 company, so check your own papers before you write.
Management’s written approval comes next, and the contractor you appoint applies to DBKL, the city hall, for any permit the works need. Crown’s renovation deposit, permitted hours and lift bookings aren’t public, so before any contractor prices the job we ask the management office, which the Skyscraper Center lists as Pavilion Property Consultancy, for its current terms.
Crown Residences renovation, planned around who comes on a Sunday
A Crown Residences home becomes yours through the people who fill it on an ordinary Sunday.
We start with your family and its visitors, and design the rooms around them.
Perhaps your home fills up on Sundays, when grown children bring their own children for lunch. Since 15 July 2025, a pedestrian bridge has linked the development to Pusat Bandar Damansara MRT station, so family can come for lunch without a car. Or it’s three generations every day, with a helper, and a study that doubles as the homework room. Tell us how your week runs, and the rooms are planned around it.
The towers stand above the Pavilion Damansara Heights mall, whose first phase opened on 9 October 2023. If your household eats out or orders in on most weeknights, the dining table can be sized for the Sunday lunch rather than for every meal of the week.
What to keep, adapt and add in a Crown home
- KeepFloors, kitchensPhase 1’s compressed marble, and the dry and wet kitchens if they suit how you cook
- AdaptStudy, maid’s roomA study given one clear job, and a helper’s room that may become storage
- AddJoinery, furniture, lightStudy shelving and a desk, rugs to soften the stone, layered curtains and lamps
From the developer’s description of Phase 1 and current listings. Your sale agreement and your own home take precedence, so we check both on the visit.
What did the two homes next door cost?
At Regent Suites, Crown’s sister tower, we designed a 1,000 sq ft two-bedroom that came to about RM85,000 and a 1,450 sq ft three-bedroom at about RM145,000, both new handovers and both with furniture included.
A Crown home is half as large again or more, so expect to spend more. What renovations have cost around the tower, and who approves the works, is set out on the neighbourhood’s own page.
FAQ
Crown Residences, before the builders arrive
Has Sundays in Bed worked at Pavilion Damansara Heights?
Yes. Next door at Regent Suites, Crown’s sister tower, we’ve designed two homes, and we’ve also designed at DC Residensi, also on Jalan Damanlela. We haven’t yet designed a Crown home.
What can the study in a Crown home become?
Almost anything quiet: an office with a built-in desk, a reading room lined with shelves, a television den, or a guest room where a sofa bed folds away. Designed as a room in its own right, it adds RM3,565 to our fee; if it already works for you, leave it off.
In a four-bedroom, a spare bedroom can take the guests, so the study can be a true office, with the files and a second screen left out. In a three-bedroom, the study is often the one room free to flex, and a sofa bed with closed shelving lets it do both jobs.
Should we keep the developer’s kitchens?
Agents’ listings describe a dry kitchen and a wet kitchen in these homes. If both suit the way you cook, the cabinets can usually stay, and the change comes from new fronts, lighting or a new hood. We confirm what yours was handed over with on the visit.
For the big occasions, the building has a kitchen of its own: Level 3A’s function room comes with a gourmet kitchen, and the terrace with a grill kitchen. A Raya or Chinese New Year open house can be cooked downstairs, so the kitchens at home are planned for an ordinary week, the wok in the wet kitchen and the dry kitchen kept for breakfast and coffee.
Can the maid’s room be used as something else?
If no helper lives in, yes. A small room like this works hardest as storage: luggage, festive boxes, a laundry and ironing corner, or a walk-in wardrobe. Left as it is, it isn’t counted in our fee.
Listings describe the homes at Pavilion Damansara Heights as having no balcony, so laundry dries indoors. An empty maid’s room, with a ceiling rail, a dehumidifier and a socket for the dryer, takes that job away from the bedrooms.
Phase 2 is being built next door. Does that affect the design?
It can. Next door, Imperial Residences, Royal Suites and a 31-storey hotel and office tower are rising, the last due in the second half of 2027. Since an outlook may change, we plan each room around its light, with sheers and dim-out curtains, and treat any view as a bonus.
The Edge calls Phase 2 the second and final phase of Pavilion Damansara Heights, so these cranes are the last the development has planned. We’d fit curtain tracks during the works, and choose the fabrics once the outlook from your windows has settled.
How much does it cost to renovate and furnish a Crown Residences home?
For a 2,303 sq ft three-bedroom, allow an estimated RM174k–337k at the Curated level (furniture from Commune, Cellini or Poet Living) or RM353k–778k at Bespoke (Space Furniture, BoConcept or Molteni&C) for renovation and furniture, before our fee. Anything the developer fitted that you keep comes off it.
Two things hold that figure down for a home of this size: compressed marble floors that can stay, and bathrooms only a few years old, four and a powder room in the three-bedroom by the listings’ count, which the estimate leaves out unless you’d change them. Where it rises is joinery, since the study, the dry kitchen and the maid’s room all want built-ins.
What are the floor plans at Crown Residences?
Almost every Crown Residences home is one of two plans: the 2,303 sq ft G1, with three bedrooms, a study and a maid’s room, and the 2,803 sq ft G2, with four bedrooms, a study and a maid’s room. There is also one 10,058 sq ft penthouse, and listings add that the homes come without balconies.
What is the interior design fee at Crown Residences?
At Crown Residences, the Sundays in Bed design fee is estimated at RM26,875–34,005 for the 2,303 sq ft G1 and RM30,440–37,570 for the 2,803 sq ft G2. The study is counted from the start, the maid’s room only if we design it, and the fee is agreed in writing before we begin.
Who developed and designed Crown Residences?
The Skyscraper Center lists Impian Ekspresi Sdn Bhd, the Pavilion Group’s Phase 1 company, as Crown Residences’ developer, KL Pavilion Design Studio as its architect and Maverick United as its structural engineer. Crown’s page on the official website carries the name of Jendela Mayang Sdn Bhd, the Phase 2 company, so check your own papers before writing to the developer.
What facilities does Crown Residences have?
Crown Residences shares a Level 3A garden deck with a function room, a grill terrace, a library, a children’s pool, a play area and a day care. At the top are a heated lap pool, a jacuzzi, a sauna and a steam room on Level 50, and a gym and a yoga room on 50M.
What interior design services do you offer at Crown Residences?
Crown Residences has 165 homes over 50 storeys, and our condo interior design plans its three- and four-bedroom homes of 2,303 and 2,803 sq ft, each with a study and a maid’s room, renovation design included. We draw the plans, compare contractors’ quotes with you and manage the works on site, and contractors do the building. Interior styling and furnishing through our Procurement Concierge can be had separately, and Virtual Design is how we work for homes outside Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.
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