Interior designer at D'Tessera Residences
Your D'Tessera residence, ready to grow with your family.
Picture every bedroom in use, the study too, with two bathrooms between you. We work out who sleeps, works and gets ready where, and plan the rooms around those answers.
A desk, a lamp and a chair for long evenings: the kind of corner we’d plan for a D'Tessera study, which every plan draws with no door to close.
- Developer
Exsim Development
- Completion
Expected in 2026, The Edge reported in May 2025; vacant possession not yet confirmed
- Homes
671 serviced apartments in one leasehold tower on about 3.67 acres of Sentral Damansara
- Sizes
1,100 to 1,331 sq ft, every home a 3+1 or 4+1 with two bathrooms
- Floors
Fourteen homes a floor in two wings, six passenger lifts
The four D'Tessera Residences floor plans, and who each can hold
D'Tessera Residences is a tower of 671 homes by Exsim in Sentral Damansara, Damansara Perdana, and each of its homes is a 3+1 or a 4+1 with two bathrooms.
Interior design here starts with who shares which room, the study drawn without a door and the one wall each plan marks to come down.
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In a D'Tessera home the main suite keeps one bathroom and everyone else shares the other: two bedrooms and the study in a 3+1, three bedrooms and the study in a 4+1. That single fact shapes the mornings, the storage and even where a desk can go, so it is where we start.
Sundays in Bed plans the interior of a home and then manages its renovation. No D'Tessera home has been designed by us yet, so this guide works from Exsim’s published plans, and the fee for each room is settled on paper before the first sketch.
Exsim Development is building D'Tessera as one leasehold tower of 671 serviced apartments on about 3.67 acres of Sentral Damansara, the township it first called Central Park Damansara, where its marketing describes a 10-acre park. Agents give the address as Jalan PJU 8/8; one gives Jalan PJU 8/13D.
In May 2025 The Edge reported the tower 87% sold and expected to be completed in 2026. Agents have since given Q3 2026 or 2027, and no source we have found confirms vacant possession, so we plan as if your keys are still to come.
D'Tessera homes come in four types, every one with a study and two bathrooms.
- 1,100 sq ftType A, with three bedrooms plus a study; 431 homes, the commonest plan
- 1,129 sq ftType C: the elderly-friendly 3+1, with a ramp at the foyer; 48 homes
- 1,300 sq ftType B: four bedrooms and a study; 144 homes
- 1,331 sq ftType D: the elderly-friendly 4+1; 48 homes
Where your one marked wall sits
Every plan marks a single “hackable” wall in pink, and Exsim says these walls let the original three-bedroom layouts be adapted. Where it falls depends on your type.
In a Type A it lies between bedroom 2 and the small UTL, or utility, cupboard, so bedroom 2 can take in that space. In a Type B it runs between the main bathroom and bedroom 3; in a Type C, at bedroom 1 and the cupboard; and in a Type D, between the main bedroom and bedroom 3, so a larger suite can absorb the third bedroom.
Built-ins on that wall are hard to undo, so we decide whether it stays before any wardrobe is drawn.
Balcony or none
Of the 671 homes, 460 have a balcony and 211 don’t. The types without one are A2, A4, A6, B2, B4, C2 and D2, so your type number tells you before the keys do.
Without a balcony, light and air come only through the windows, and the washing and the plants move to the yard behind the kitchen. There we plan a ceiling airer and shelving, and keep the window treatments light so the rooms stay bright.
Fourteen homes, two wings
Exsim’s Level 1 key plan shows fourteen homes a floor in two wings that meet at one central core, with six passenger lifts plus one service and fire lift. One agent counts sixteen homes a floor; the plan shows fourteen.
On our reading of the same plan, the kitchens and yards face the corridors across air wells. That makes the yard a working room more than a bright one, so we light it well and keep its storage closed.
Interior design at D'Tessera Residences starts with who shares what
In a D'Tessera home, we start with who sleeps, works and gets ready where.
With two bathrooms and an open kitchen in every type, the order we solve those rooms in shapes everything after it.
For the school-morning queue
Bath 1 serves every bedroom except the main suite, and the study too: two bedrooms in a 3+1, three in a 4+1. A second basin, a separate shower where the plan has room, and a drawer for each person’s things make those mornings shorter. Designed by us, bath 1 is one room on the fee.
If someone needs a quiet desk
Each plan labels the +1 as a study and draws it without a door. In the Type A it opens off the bedroom passage, in the Type C it is open to the passage, and in the Type B it has a window of its own beside bath 1. A pocket door or a glass screen makes it an office for calls; left open, it keeps homework within earshot of the kitchen.
If yours has a window, the desk faces it. Where daylight is short, we light the study from the shelves and the ceiling so it never feels like part of the corridor.
If the UTL cupboard is all your storage
Each plan keeps a small UTL cupboard for the household’s tools. We fit it with shelves and a socket for a cordless vacuum, so the ironing board, the mop and the vacuum have a place before the first box is unpacked.
In a Type A, if bedroom 2 takes in that cupboard, the storage has to land elsewhere, usually as a full-height cabinet in the yard.
For the cook of the house
On every plan the kitchen opens to the dining, and one agent lists a gas hob among the sale inclusions. A glass screen between the cooking and the table, and a hood strong enough for the wok, come before any choice of cabinet door.
If a parent will move in
Types C and D have a ramp built in at the foyer and one bathroom made for wheelchair access. We keep both, then plan furniture widths, lever handles, grab rails and low night lighting around them, so the home works for a parent without looking clinical.
What the sale may include
One agent’s list of what the sale includes shows high and low kitchen cabinets, a hood and gas hob, a fridge, and air-conditioners for the living room, main bedroom and bedroom 1. It is a single source and your sale agreement governs, so we check your own inclusions on the visit and keep whatever is sound.
What interior design costs at D'Tessera Residences
A 1,100 sq ft 3+1 at D'Tessera Residences is estimated at RM19,745–23,310 in Sundays in Bed design fees, and a 1,300 sq ft 4+1 at RM23,310–30,440, counted room by room and agreed in writing before we begin.
- Each room we design
- RM3,565
- Living and dining
- RM5,485
In a D'Tessera home the study is a room like any other on our fee: designed, it counts; left as Exsim drew it, it costs nothing. The rest follows the bedrooms, bath 1 and the open kitchen, and the main bathroom can wait if it suits you as handed over.
3 bedrooms and a study: 4 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
Before any drawing, the total is set down for you to agree, and it is paid in stages. Contractors’ prices don’t touch it, so a stone vanity in bath 1 in place of laminate changes their quote and leaves ours alone.
At Curated, with Commune, Cellini or Poet Living furniture, a 1,100 sq ft 3+1 here totals about RM171k–302k, our fee included.
Choose your type below and switch off the rooms you’ll leave as they are; contractors’ quotes on the drawings later turn each range into a price.
| Home | Our fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3+1, Type A 1,100 sq ft · 431 homes | RM19,745–23,310 | RM152k–278k | RM319k–668k |
| 4+1, Type B 1,300 sq ft · 144 homes | RM23,310–30,440 | RM171k–313k | RM355k–743k |
| 3+1, Type C 1,129 sq ft · elderly-friendly | RM19,745–23,310 | RM152k–278k | RM319k–668k |
| 4+1, Type D 1,331 sq ft · elderly-friendly | RM23,310–30,440 | RM171k–313k | RM355k–743k |
Each row’s lower figure designs the open kitchen with the living and dining, all the bedrooms and the study; its upper figure leaves room for one more, or two in the 4+1s, perhaps bath 1 or the main bathroom.
Figures as of October 2026.
How these figures are worked out
The homes are new, so no row prices bathroom works; bath 1, the one shared by the bedrooms and the study, is the first we’d suggest adding. Every row counts the study as a designed room.
Each range allows for wardrobes, cooling in every room, laundry appliances and a whole kitchen. One agent lists the kitchen cabinets, hob, hood, fridge and three air-conditioners among D'Tessera’s sale inclusions; whatever of that your home has, kept, lowers the figure.
Furnishing to let?
Should you let your D'Tessera home, our Essential level keeps the fit-out light and hard-wearing, with furniture from Ikea, SSF Home and Harvey Norman, and our per-room fee is the same as at any other level.
Renovation and furniture at Essential, before our fee
- 3+1, Type A
- RM80k–128k
- 4+1, Type B
- RM91k–145k
- 3+1, Type C
- RM80k–128k
- 4+1, Type D
- RM91k–145k
Begin with a conversation
Your type, A to D, and the people moving in are all we need; the estimate for your plan will be ready when we speak.
Or begin with a figure
Answer a few questions about your space, and you’ll have an estimate to consider in your own time.
Renovating at D'Tessera Residences when the whole tower gets its keys
D'Tessera's 671 homes will reach their owners in one season once Exsim sets vacant possession, so neighbours may well renovate alongside you.
We draw and manage the works, and contractors you pick, after we’ve gone through their quotes together, build them.
On Exsim’s key plan, two long corridors meet at D'Tessera’s lift core, and every delivery to your door travels one of them past your neighbours’ homes. We cover the corridor floor and the lift car on the days the carpentry arrives, and agree those days with management so they don’t clash with a neighbour’s.
- Your type and your household FreeWhich type you have, A to D, your floor, who is moving in, whether a parent may join you, and what Exsim’s sale included in the kitchen.
- A visit with the plan in hand RM200, waived if you go ahead with usWe find the marked wall, check the study’s light and which way your windows face, measure each room and note what we’d keep.
- Rooms agreed, then bath 1 and the studyThe rooms and fee go into a written agreement. Then the layout, settling bath 1 and the study before any finish is chosen, with lighting and materials after.
- Like-for-like tendersEach contractor prices the same drawing set, so the quotes line up; we compare them with you line by line, and you appoint the builder.
- Along the corridor, then homeService-lift slots booked, trades ordered so the corridor is used as little as possible, every stage inspected, and the rooms dressed once the trades have left.
When keys arrive for a whole tower at once, Exsim’s handover team, the new management office, MBPJ and your corridor neighbours all want something from your renovation. We keep a list of what each needs and when, and pass on what matters to you. How our process runs
When your keys arrive
On handover day, walk the home with the plan and send Exsim a written defect list before any trade touches a wall; the length of the defect period is set in your sale agreement.
Renovation permits in Damansara Perdana come from MBPJ, and your contractor usually applies, while the management office approves the works on its side. Its deposit, working hours and lift-booking terms aren’t public yet, so we request them before anything is scheduled.
D'Tessera Residences interior design for each person who moves in
D'Tessera homes share a handful of plans, 431 of them the 1,100 sq ft Type A, so who sleeps where, who uses the study and who shares bath 1 is what makes yours its own.
Maybe your Type A will hold a couple who both need a desk by day. Maybe a Type B will be home to five, with a grandparent staying at weekends. The rooms would be drawn differently for each, so we ask about the people first and choose the look last.
Keep, adapt, add in a D'Tessera home
- KeepKitchen, rampsWhatever kitchen fittings and cooling came with your sale; in Types C and D, the ramped foyer and accessible bathroom
- AdaptStudy, wallThe study drawn without a door, and the one pink wall, kept or taken down
- AddBath 1, yardA second basin and storage for each person in bath 1; drying and shelving in the yard where there is no balcony
From Exsim’s floor plans and one agent’s list of the sale inclusions. Your sale agreement overrides both, and our visit checks your own home.
The podium’s list, from the developer and agents, runs from a biological pond and a hammock garden to a mini theatre and bar, a gamer’s hideout and a co-working lounge, with a herb garden and a sky-gazing lawn on the sky deck. With film nights and gaming downstairs, the living room needn’t be built around a large screen, and the study can stay a quiet desk.
What other firms’ renovations in the township cost
We haven’t designed a D'Tessera home, and none is finished enough to have been recorded, so the nearest evidence comes from two earlier phases of the township. Other firms published two 1,200 sq ft D'Erica Residence renovations at RM79–104 per sq ft (RM95,000–125,000 in all), and a 1,440 sq ft D'Clover home at RM94,000.
Across the Damansara townships, the index’s median is RM112 per sq ft. Scopes differ and some leave out furniture, so read these as a guide.
FAQ
D'Tessera Residences: keys, costs and the rooms
When will D'Tessera Residences be completed?
D'Tessera Residences was expected to be completed in 2026, according to The Edge in May 2025, when the tower was 87% sold. Agents have since given Q3 2026 or 2027 and vacant possession isn’t confirmed in any public source, so ask Exsim for your date. The drawings can start from the floor plans before then.
What does interior design cost for a D'Tessera home?
For a 1,100 sq ft 3+1 at D'Tessera, the estimate for our design fee is RM19,745–23,310, and for a 1,300 sq ft 4+1 it is RM23,310–30,440. It is counted per room, so the study adds RM3,565 only if we design it, and the fee is agreed in writing before we begin.
Can the hackable wall in a D'Tessera home come down?
Yes, it was designed to: each D'Tessera plan marks one wall in pink that can go so a room can grow. In a Type D it can join bedroom 3 to the main bedroom, and in a Type A bedroom 2 can take in the utility cupboard. The management office still has to approve, so we confirm the wall on site and include it in the submission.
Can the D'Tessera study become a proper home office?
Yes, with a door. Every D'Tessera plan leaves the study open, so we add a pocket door or a glass screen that lets the light through, then a built-in desk, shelving and sockets for a screen and a printer. Designing it adds one room, RM3,565, to our fee; leave it as drawn and the fee doesn’t change.
How do five or six people share two bathrooms in a D'Tessera 4+1?
With planning. In a D'Tessera 4+1, bath 1 serves three bedrooms and the study, so we look at a second basin, a separate shower where the plan allows, and a shelf per person. If we design it, bath 1 is one room on our fee.
Should an elderly-friendly Type C or D home be designed differently?
Yes, around what is already there. D'Tessera’s 96 Type C and D homes have a ramp built in at the foyer and one bathroom made for wheelchair access. We keep both, then plan clear turning space, lever handles, grab rails and soft night lighting, so a parent moves about easily and the home still looks like yours.
What are the floor plans at D'Tessera Residences?
D'Tessera Residences has four types, each with a study and two bathrooms: Type A, a 1,100 sq ft 3+1 (431 homes); Type C, the elderly-friendly 1,129 sq ft 3+1 (48); Type B, a 1,300 sq ft 4+1 (144); and Type D, the elderly-friendly 1,331 sq ft 4+1 (48). Of the 671 homes, 460 have a balcony and 211 don’t, and every plan marks one wall in pink that can come down.
What might renovating and furnishing a D'Tessera Residences home cost?
For a 1,100 sq ft Type A at D'Tessera Residences, renovation and furniture are estimated at RM152k–278k at Curated (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living) or RM319k–668k at Bespoke (Space Furniture, BoConcept, Molteni&C), before our fee; a 1,300 sq ft Type B, RM171k–313k at Curated. Contractors’ quotes on the drawings turn each range into a price.
What facilities does D'Tessera Residences have?
The developer’s and agents’ list for the D'Tessera Residences podium runs from a biological pond and a hammock garden to a mini theatre and bar, a gamer’s hideout and a co-working lounge. The sky deck adds a herb garden and a sky-gazing lawn.
Can I see photos of a D'Tessera Residences home you’ve designed?
Not yet: no D'Tessera home has been designed by us, and no public source confirms vacant possession. This page works from Exsim’s published plans, and we draw from those before your keys arrive.
What interior design services do you offer at D'Tessera Residences?
Our condo interior design at D'Tessera Residences covers every 3+1 and 4+1 type, from 1,100 to 1,331 sq ft, including renovation design for the study, bath 1 and the marked wall. We draw the plans, compare contractors’ quotes with you and manage the works on site, and contractors do the building. To furnish without building work there is interior styling, or our Procurement Concierge, and Virtual Design takes on homes beyond Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.
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Send your type, A to D, with the plan from your sale agreement, and say who will share the home. The first call is free, and our estimated fee reaches you in writing before you decide anything.
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