Interior designer at D’Terra Residences
Your D’Terra residence, as personal as it is refined.
Most homes here share one size, but removable walls let yours become your own: a small third bedroom can join the room beside it. We settle that with you first, before any wardrobe goes in.
Sofa, slatted timber and a long table in one open room: the kind of living space we’d plan where a D’Terra owner opens a bedroom to the living area.
- Developer
Mightyprop Sdn Bhd, a member of the EXSIM Group
- Completed
2026, in Sentral Damansara, Damansara Perdana
- Homes
767 serviced apartments in one leasehold tower, sixteen to a floor
- Sizes
956 to 1,179 sq ft, every plan three bedrooms and two bathrooms
- Facilities
A Garden Pool, FITastic Gym, Yoga Deck and Co-working Lounge, on a Podium and a Sky Deck
D’Terra Residences floor plans, and the choices built into them
D’Terra Residences, completed in 2026 in Sentral Damansara, Damansara Perdana, holds 767 homes, all with three bedrooms.
Interior design here begins with the walls each plan marks as removable, and with the kitchen beside the front door.
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In a 956 sq ft home with three bedrooms, the smallest bedroom often decides how the rest is lived in. It could be a child’s room, a study or a guest bed, or, with its marked wall taken out, part of a larger room next door.
Sundays in Bed draws a home and then sees its works through. We haven’t designed a D’Terra home yet, so this guide reads from EXSIM’s floor plans, and we price the design one room at a time, in writing, at the outset.
Mightyprop Sdn Bhd, a member of the EXSIM Group, built D’Terra as one leasehold tower of 767 serviced apartments on about 3.75 acres of Sentral Damansara, the township once called Central Park Damansara. The Edge reported it fully sold in May 2025, and it was completed in 2026.
Sixteen homes share each floor, opening off corridors on either side of the lift core, so a well-lit entry and a front door that keeps out corridor noise are worth planning early.
Every D’Terra plan holds three bedrooms and two bathrooms, from 956 to 1,179 sq ft built-up, and the smallest plan is by far the commonest.
- 956 sq ftTypes A1 to A4: three bedrooms, two baths; ten of every sixteen homes
- 1,151 sq ftTypes B1 to B4: three bedrooms and a study, two baths; four a floor
- 1,179 sq ftTypes B5 and B6: three bedrooms and a study, drawn with ramps; two a floor
Read your plan from your unit number
The developer’s key plan numbers each floor’s homes 01, 02, 03 and 3A, then 05 to 13, 13A, 15 and 16. There is no 04 or 14, so an address ending in 3A or 13A is no misprint.
Units 03, 07, 11 and 15 are the A1 and A2 plans, and 02, 3A, 08, 10, 12 and 16 the A3 and A4. The 3+1s take the rest: 06 and 13A are the B1 and B2, the corner homes 01 and 09 the B3 and B4, and 05 and 13 the B5 and B6. Send us your number and we start from the right drawing before we visit.
Where each plan marks its removable walls
EXSIM calls them flexible, hackable walls, and colours them purple on every plan. The A1 and A2 have two: one between the two smaller bedrooms, and one between the main bedroom and the dining area. The A3 and A4 mark one, on the third bedroom.
In the 3+1s the marked wall sits beside the study: between it and bedroom 2 in the B1 and B2, between it and the next bedroom in the B3 and B4, and between it and the bedrooms in the B5 and B6. Taking one out turns two snug rooms into one with space to spare.
Whatever stands against a marked wall comes out with it, so we settle the layout before drawing a single wardrobe. Each bedroom also has its own air-conditioner ledge outside, so two joined rooms keep two cooling positions; we use one and plan the other with you.
What the plans show, and what they leave out
In every plan the kitchen sits at the front door and faces the dining, with a small yard at its back for the washer, and every home has two bathrooms, the 3+1s included. The published plans also show a balcony beyond the living room.
The A1 and A2 measure about 10.35 by 10.5 m overall, the A3 and A4 9.5 by 10.8 m, and the 3+1s 12.45 m across. The A3 and A4 are the narrowest homes in the tower, so space is likeliest to run short in their bedrooms, and wardrobes with sliding doors give back the floor a swinging door would need.
The plans number the rooms without a legend, so the room names here are our reading of the drawings. No handover list has been published, and listings describe different fittings, so we check what your unit came with on the visit.
D’Terra Residences interior design: what to decide before the carpenter
In a D’Terra home, we first settle whatever moves a wall or changes the kitchen by the front door.
Once those two are decided, the lighting, joinery and finishes follow.
If the third bedroom is too small for a bed
Keep three bedrooms, or trade one for a larger room? In an A1 or A2, joining the two smaller bedrooms gives a child one room with space for a desk and a reading chair. In an A3 or A4, the marked wall on the third bedroom may let it open to the room beside it, and we confirm which on your plan.
If you fry and steam every day
Open the front door and the hob is the first thing you see, with the dining table facing it. A ducted hood and a sliding glass panel matter more than cabinet colours, and the heaviest cooking can move to the yard, where the washer already stands.
Shoes need a home on that same short entry wall, so we draw a shallow cabinet that stops where the counter begins.
If the study is where you’ll work
The 3+1 plans draw the study with two desks, and with three seats in the B5 and B6. Given a door, it suits calls; left open, it can be a homework table, a guest bed or part of the next bedroom. With two bathrooms in the home, it isn’t a helper’s room.
The 956 sq ft plans have no study, so a fold-down desk in a bedroom covers the evenings, and the developer lists a Co-working Lounge among the facilities for longer days.
If someone in the family needs the ramps
The developer describes selected homes with ramps built in at the foyer and the bathroom, and its plan for the B5 and B6, the 1,179 sq ft type, draws them. We keep the ramps and design around them: new flooring with no lip, rugs with low edges, lever handles, grab rails, and turning space left clear inside the front door.
For the afternoon light
The key plan labels one face of the tower northwest, towards Sungai Buloh, and the other southeast, towards TTDI and Mont Kiara. Northwest rooms take the low afternoon sun, so we pair sheers with a dim-out or solar layer; southeast rooms get their light in the morning.
EXSIM describes a public park wrapping one facade of the tower without saying which, and the township is still being built around it, so we plan your curtains for the light and promise no view.
What interior design costs at D’Terra Residences
Sundays in Bed’s design fee for a 956 sq ft D’Terra three-bedroom is estimated at RM16,180–19,745, and for a 1,151 sq ft 3+1 at RM19,745–23,310: worked out per room and agreed in writing before we begin.
- Each room we design
- RM3,565
- Living and dining
- RM5,485
A D’Terra fee tracks the rooms you give us, and in a three-bedroom of this size the list is short. You might begin with the kitchen by the door, the main bedroom and whichever rooms a marked wall touches, and leave the two new bathrooms as they came.
3 bedrooms: 3 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
We put the total on paper before any drawing, and you settle it in stages as the design moves on. Choose oak over laminate for the study shelves and only the contractor’s price moves; our fee stays as written.
Fitted out and furnished at our Curated level (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living), a 956 sq ft three-bedroom here comes to roughly RM157k–280k, our fee included.
Pick your plan in the calculator and leave out any room you’d keep as it came. Until contractors have priced the drawings, the numbers stay estimates.
| Home | Our fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3-bed 956 sq ft · Types A1 to A4 | RM16,180–19,745 | RM141k–260k | RM300k–631k |
| 3+1 1,151–1,179 sq ft · Types B1 to B6 | RM19,745–23,310 | RM152k–278k | RM319k–668k |
The first figure in each range covers the open living, dining and kitchen, every bedroom and, in a 3+1, the study; the second adds one room, perhaps a bathroom refit or a glass wall to close off the kitchen.
These are October 2026 estimates. Both bathrooms are left as handed over, since the homes are new, and the 3+1 row prices the study as a room.
How these figures are worked out
Each range allows for wardrobes, bedroom air-conditioning, a washer-dryer and a complete kitchen, hob and hood included. D’Terra’s handover list hasn’t been published and listings describe different fittings, so whatever your unit came with comes off the figure.
Contractors’ quotes on your own drawings then replace these ranges with prices.
Furnishing to let?
D’Terra homes are let whole and by the room. If yours will be, our Essential level, with furniture from Ikea, SSF Home and Harvey Norman, is quick to fit and simple to refresh between tenancies; the fee for each room we design doesn’t change with the level.
Renovation and furniture at Essential, before our fee
- 3-bed
- RM74k–118k
- 3+1
- RM80k–128k
Begin with a conversation
Your unit number and the marked wall you’re weighing up are enough to start. We’ll bring an estimate for your own plan, room by room, to the call.
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 D’Terra Residences interior designer, while neighbours renovate too
D’Terra Residences was completed in 2026, so many of its 767 homes are mid-renovation together.
One designer stays with yours until the rooms are styled, while the building work goes to contractors you pick, after we’ve laid their quotes side by side with you.
The tower’s overview lists seven passenger lifts and one service lift, and every renovation in a 767-home building moves through that one service car. We book it as soon as management approves your works, and group deliveries so the carpentry, the stone and the furniture each arrive in as few slots as possible.
- Your unit number, first FreeYour unit number and plan, whether it has the ramps, which marked wall you’re weighing up, and whether the home is for living in or for letting room by room.
- Tape, plan and a compass RM200, waived if you go ahead with usA tape measure in every room, the marked walls first, a note of which way you face, northwest or southeast, and a list of what your unit came with.
- Walls first, then everything elseWe agree the rooms and the fee in writing. The plan comes next with the wall question answered, and only then the light, the joinery and the finishes.
- Quotes on the same drawingsYour drawings go to several contractors. When their prices return, we sit with you over each one, and the builder you hire is your call.
- Lift slots, then moving dayService-lift slots booked first, trades and deliveries timed around them, every stage inspected on site, and the rooms styled once the dust settles.
Between Mightyprop’s defect team, the management office, MBPJ and the households renovating along your corridor, the timing has many hands on it. We hold them all to one timetable and tell you when a decision is yours to make. The full process
Defects first, then the drills
For as long as your sale agreement’s defect period lasts, write down each crack, hollow-sounding tile and leak for Mightyprop, and send the list before a contractor sets foot in the home. Keep your own copy.
D’Terra answers to MBPJ, and the council permit is normally your contractor’s to apply for, with the management office asking to see the plans. D’Terra’s management hasn’t published a renovation deposit, working hours or a lift-booking process yet, so those are our first questions.
Renovating at D’Terra Residences around your household’s routines
A D’Terra home is shaped around the people in it: whose routine sets the morning, what a parent may need, and whether a room will be let.
Picture two people working from home who want the third bedroom as an office, a family whose grandmother will use the ramp every day, or an owner letting each room to a different tenant. The same plan would be drawn quite differently for each, so we begin with the household and leave the style until later.
Keep, adapt, add: a D’Terra checklist
- KeepBaths, rampsTwo new bathrooms in every plan; the ramps at the foyer and bathroom drawn in the B5 and B6
- AdaptWalls, studyPurple walls that can come out, and a study in the 3+1s that needs one clear use
- AddEntry, shadeShoe storage that stops where the kitchen counter starts; sheers and a dim-out layer on the northwest side
Read from EXSIM’s floor plans, where the room names are our reading of the drawings. Your sale agreement and our visit settle what your own unit came with.
The developer lists its facilities on two levels, a Podium and a Sky Deck, with a Garden Pool, a FITastic Gym, a Yoga Deck, a Kid’s Learning Room and a Labyrinth Hammock Garden among them. With somewhere to swim, train and play downstairs, the third bedroom of a 956 sq ft home needn’t become a gym or a playroom.
What other firms’ renovations at D’Erica cost
We have no D’Terra project to point to. Two published renovation records come from D’Erica Residence, EXSIM’s earlier building in this township: 1,200 sq ft three-bedrooms renovated for RM95,000–125,000, or RM79–104 per sq ft, each in six weeks on site, and both by other firms.
Pool every Damansara township on the same index and the median comes to RM112 per sq ft, with Damansara Perdana supplying six of the records. A median drawn from several townships gives a sense of scale; your own figure comes from your drawings.
FAQ
D’Terra Residences, from handover to tenants
When was D’Terra Residences completed?
D’Terra Residences was completed in 2026. The Edge reported in May 2025 that the tower was fully sold and slated for completion that year; the vacant possession date itself hasn’t been published, so your defect period runs from the vacant possession date in your own letter.
Is D’Terra Residences an EXSIM project?
Yes. D’Terra was developed by Mightyprop Sdn Bhd, a member of the EXSIM Group, in Sentral Damansara, the township EXSIM first marketed as Central Park Damansara. Its sister buildings there include D’Erica Residences, an earlier phase, and D’Tessera Residences.
Where is D’Terra Residences?
D’Terra Residences is in Sentral Damansara, Damansara Perdana (PJU 8), Petaling Jaya, across the LDP from Empire City Damansara. A listings site measures Empire City at 734 m, IPC Shopping Centre at 2.0 km and Mutiara Damansara MRT station at 2.1 km, and the council is MBPJ.
Is D’Terra the same as D’Tessera?
No. Both are EXSIM towers in Sentral Damansara, but D’Terra has 767 homes, every one a three-bedroom of 956 to 1,179 sq ft, while D’Tessera’s 671 homes run from 1,100 to 1,331 sq ft, all of them 3+1s and 4+1s. Their plans differ, so tell us your tower and unit number and we start from the right drawings.
Can I take down a hackable wall at D’Terra?
Yes, if it is one of the walls each D’Terra plan marks in purple, which were designed to come out. Expect the management office to ask for the drawings first. Decide before any wardrobe or shelf goes up against one, or you pay to build it twice.
Can a D’Terra home be let room by room?
Yes. D’Terra homes are already let both whole and by the room. Each tenant then needs a lockable wardrobe, a desk and a light of their own, and with two bathrooms between three or four rooms, vanity space matters. Finishes that are hard-wearing and easy to renew suit a tenancy.
What are the floor plans at D’Terra Residences?
Every D’Terra Residences plan has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, from 956 to 1,179 sq ft built-up. Types A1 to A4 are 956 sq ft and make up ten of every sixteen homes; Types B1 to B4 are 1,151 sq ft with a study; and Types B5 and B6, 1,179 sq ft with a study, are drawn with ramps.
How much does an interior designer cost at D’Terra Residences?
At D’Terra Residences, the Sundays in Bed design fee is estimated at RM16,180–19,745 for a 956 sq ft three-bedroom and RM19,745–23,310 for a 1,151 sq ft 3+1, worked out per room and agreed in writing before we begin. Renovation and furniture for the three-bedroom come to an estimated RM141k–260k at our Curated level (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living), before our fee.
What facilities does D’Terra Residences have?
D’Terra Residences lists its facilities on two levels, a Podium and a Sky Deck, with a Garden Pool, a FITastic Gym, a Yoga Deck, a Kid’s Learning Room and a Labyrinth Hammock Garden among them, and a Co-working Lounge. The tower has seven passenger lifts and one service lift.
Can I see photos of a D’Terra Residences home you’ve designed?
Not yet: we haven’t designed a D’Terra Residences home, so this page reads from EXSIM’s floor plans. We price the design of yours one room at a time, in writing, at the outset.
What interior design services do you offer at D’Terra Residences?
At D’Terra Residences we design three-bedroom homes of 956 to 1,179 sq ft, renovation design included for any marked wall that comes down. We draw the plans, compare contractors’ quotes with you and manage the works on site, and contractors do the building. If the rooms already suit you, we can furnish them through interior styling and our Procurement Concierge, and for a home outside Kuala Lumpur and Selangor there is Virtual Design.
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