Interior designer at Jendela Residences
Four homes to a wing.
Only one of them should feel like yours.
Thoughtfully designed around the way you live, and what you’d like to spend.
What sets a Jendela home apart, from its two kitchens to its fairway or forest outlook?
Generous homes from 1,324 to 2,260 sq ft, each with a dry kitchen on show and a wet kitchen out of sight. The work here is zoning one long living space, giving the utility rooms a purpose, and framing the outlook.
We’re Sundays in Bed, a residential interior design studio in Kuala Lumpur. For a Jendela home we work room by room, and each room’s fee is settled, in writing, before anything starts.
Jendela Residences is Sime Darby Property’s pair of 41-storey towers inside KLGCC Resort, on Jalan Bukit Kiara 1, between TTDI and Mont Kiara. Most floors have two wings of four homes, with a separate service side, as in a hotel.
- Tower AHanded over 2025–2641 storeys · 266 homes
- Tower BHanded over 2025–2641 storeys · 254 homes
Jendela Residences units range from 1,324 to 2,260 sq ft built-up; every one has three or four bedrooms.
- 1,324 sq ftThree bedrooms with two en-suite bathrooms, in Tower B
- 1,539–1,550 sq ftThree en-suite bedrooms, a kitchen island and a utility room by the door, in either tower
- 1,884 sq ftThree or four bedrooms, with one or two utility rooms, in Tower A
- 2,260 sq ftFour bedrooms in two wings, and a utility room with its own bathroom, in Tower A
Jendela is a leasehold serviced residence.
Space is rarely short here. What takes thought is a balcony, sofa, dining table and island in one open line, and how that becomes several calm places rather than one big room.
Every plan splits the kitchen in two: a dry kitchen that opens onto the dining table, with an island from 1,539 sq ft up, and an enclosed wet kitchen with a yard behind it. That split decides more of the design than any finish.
The bedrooms have low-E glass. Depending on the tower and the side, the windows face the KLGCC fairways, the Bukit Kiara forest or the TTDI rooftops, so the design starts from your own outlook, not the brochure’s.
Before anything is drawn at Jendela, which job does each kitchen and utility room get?
Which room carries which part of daily life, settled before any colour or finish. In homes this size, that order shapes the result more than any finish.
Two kitchens, two jobs. Guests see the dry kitchen across the island; frying, steam and washing-up stay in the wet kitchen behind a door. We place the fridge, oven, rice cooker and bins first, and cabinet fronts last.
The room by the front door. Types B, B1, C, C1 and D have a small utility room beside the entrance. Shoe and coat store, golf bags, a pantry or a compact study: it gets one purpose, then the shelving, light and air that purpose needs.
Fairway, forest or rooftops. The developer’s view studies show Tower A facing the fairways or Bukit Kiara, and Tower B the fairways or TTDI. With low-E glass in the bedrooms, curtains can be about softness and sleep, unless your side takes the afternoon sun.
One long room. From the balcony doors to the island is a single open run. Rugs, a pendant over the dining table and lighting on separate circuits make places to sit, eat and read, without putting up a wall.
Keep the good parts. The larger master bathrooms come with a freestanding tub and two basins, and nearly new fittings deserve a second look before anything is replaced. Whatever is sound stays; the budget goes where the handover ends.
What does it cost to design a Jendela Residences home, from a Tower B 3-bed to the four-bedroom Type D?
For a new 3+1 here, the Sundays in Bed design fee is estimated at RM23,310–30,440; for the four-bedroom Type D, RM26,875–34,005. Your final fee depends on the rooms you choose, and is agreed in writing before we begin.
Take a Type B or B1 3+1 at Jendela: finished at the Curated level (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living), with our fee included, the whole home lands at about RM184k–316k.
Pick the rooms worth designing. Choose your tower and type, then only the rooms you want us to take on. Our fee is an estimate; the renovation and furniture ranges show what each finish level tends to cost in a home this size, until real contractor quotes replace them.
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 low end is the essentials; the high end adds extras such as a feature wall, LED strips and a kitchen island.
What the two levels mean
Curated. Melamine and laminate, sintered stone, a plaster ceiling. Furniture from Commune, Cellini, Fella Design, Dezign District, Poet Living, Big Brain, Gudang, Crown Livin and Dadswood.
Bespoke. Bespoke laminate, detailed joinery, a ceiling with cornice. 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.
| Home | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|
| 3+1 1,539–1,550 sq ft Estimated fee RM23,310–30,440 | RM161k–292k | RM330k–684k |
| 3-bed 1,324 sq ft · the same rooms as a 3+1, so similar figures Estimated fee RM23,310–30,440 | RM161k–292k | RM330k–684k |
| 4+1 1,884 sq ft · a 3+2 is one room less Estimated fee RM26,875–34,005 | RM181k–327k | RM367k–758k |
| 4+2 2,260 sq ft Estimated fee RM26,875–34,005 | RM183k–356k | RM370k–818k |
Each lower figure covers the rooms most owners here start with: the long living and dining space, both kitchens and every bedroom. Each higher figure adds two rooms on top, perhaps the master bathroom, or, where your plan has one, the utility room beside the entrance.
At Curated, furniture comes from Commune, Cellini and Poet Living; at Bespoke, from Space Furniture, BoConcept and Molteni&C.
Utility rooms are left out of these figures; ask us to design one and it counts as an extra room. All figures are October 2026 estimates, not a quote.
Each range includes wardrobes, cabinets for both kitchens, hob and hood, washer-dryer, and air-conditioning in the bedrooms. Jendela’s handover list hasn’t been published, so look at your sale and purchase agreement; anything supplied that you’d keep lowers the total. Bathrooms arrive new and are left unpriced.
Furnishing to let? A lighter, hard-wearing fit-out at our Essential level, quicker to finish and easy to keep tenant-ready, is one possibility, with furniture from Ikea, SSF Home and Harvey Norman. The design fee is the same at every level.
Renovation and furniture at Essential, before our fee: 3+1 RM86k–137k · 3-bed RM86k–137k · 4+1 RM97k–154k · 4+2 RM99k–168k.
How our fee is worked out. Each room we design is RM3,565; the open living and dining run, balcony doors to island, is RM5,485. The dry and wet kitchens count as two rooms. Leave one out, say a guest bedroom you’re happy with, and its share drops away.
Your final fee is agreed in writing before we begin, and you pay it in stages. It is never tied to a percentage of the renovation, so choosing a pricier stone for the island won’t raise it.
The budget is yours to set. You give us the figure before any drawing starts, and we design to it rather than past it.
How does a Jendela renovation run, from the defect list to management’s approval?
Nine floor plans across two towers, and one designer who stays with yours from the first call to the final cushion. We design and manage; licensed contractors build, and which one builds is your decision, made after we’ve compared every quote.
- A first conversation FreeTell us who will live here, your tower and type, and the budget you have in mind.
- Measuring your home RM200, waived if you go ahead with usWe measure each room, note what every window looks onto, and check the handover against your sale agreement.
- Agreeing the scope, then designingRooms, budget and our fee go into writing first. Only then do we draw each room’s layout, lighting, joinery and materials.
- Drawings, then contractor quotesContractors price from our construction drawings. We line their quotes up item by item, and you decide who builds.
- The works, then moving inWe book works and deliveries with Jendela’s management and inspect them against the drawings, then style each room with lamps, art and cushions.
From the developer’s defect list to the final cushion, planning each next step is our job, not yours. How a project runs
Defects first. Jendela was due for completion around December 2025, so owners are likely still inside the 24-month defect period from their own handover date. Report every crack, stain or sticking door to the developer in writing first; once a contractor has changed a wall, floor or window, that claim gets harder.
Approvals next. Where works need a DBKL permit, your licensed contractor applies, and Jendela’s management must give written approval for the renovation. The building’s rules on deposits, working hours and use of the service side aren’t public yet, so we ask for them before anything else.
Should a Jendela home look like the others on its floor?
It shouldn’t. With up to eight homes on a floor, the plans repeat; the way yours is lived in shouldn’t.
A Jendela home might be a first family home or the last move after the children have left. We begin with the people: who lives here, who cooks, who comes to stay. A handsome room is easy at this size; one that feels unmistakably yours is the real work.
In the four-bedroom Type D, the bedrooms sit in two wings either side of the living room: parents on one side, grown children or guests on the other, each with a bathroom. We design the two wings for those two lives.
Tower A’s corner plan, Type CA, lines its bedrooms up along one side of the home, so the sleeping side can be designed as one quiet run.
The building does some of the hosting: a sky lounge with a kitchen and bar, a multi-function hall and a 50 m infinity pool. Size the dining table for every day and a few guests; the big gatherings can move to the shared rooms.
Types C, CA and D have a second utility room with a bathroom. If a helper lives in, it is their room and deserves a good mattress, storage and a proper blind. Otherwise it makes a laundry, or a store for suitcases and spare bedding.
Up on the 41st-floor sky deck there is also a reading room and an audio-visual lounge. A spare bedroom needn’t become a cinema; it can stay a guest room, ready for when family visit.
Tower B’s 1,324 sq ft plans have no utility room at all, so the entrance has to hold what the larger plans hide away. A full-height cabinet beside the door, with shoes below and coats and umbrellas above, usually earns its place first.
The living room opens onto a balcony. Two chairs that dry quickly after rain, a small table and a plant that likes the wind turn it into a morning room, facing whatever your side looks out on.
What a Jendela handover gives you
- KeepLayout, glassThe wet kitchen behind the dry one, a balcony off the living room, low-E glass in the bedrooms
- AdaptUtility roomsA store, helper’s room or study, decided before the joinery is drawn
- AddThe finishing layerLighting, rugs and furniture that turn one long room into several
From the developer’s floor plans and published features. Your sale agreement’s schedule is the final word on what’s included, and the visit confirms it.
What nearby homes have cost
We haven’t yet designed a home at Jendela, so we won’t show you one. The closest evidence is three TTDI condominiums of 1,800 to 2,245 sq ft in the published renovation records: RM250,000–300,000 each, or RM134–139 per sq ft.
Those were older homes renovated in full. A new Jendela home usually needs less building work, so a similar size should land lower. You’ll find them, with the rest of the area, on our TTDI and Bandar Utama renovation cost index.
Nearby, with their own pages: TTDI · Bon Kiara · Allevia, Mont Kiara · The Peak, Damansara Heights
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Jendela Residences questions, answered
How do I choose a designer for a home with Jendela’s two kitchens and utility rooms?
Look for three things. A designer who has read these plans, two kitchens, utility rooms and all. A fee set down in writing before work begins; ours is per room. And real costs for similar homes, like the TTDI condominium renovations on our cost index.
What does a Jendela renovation and furnishing usually cost?
For a new Type B or B1 of about 1,550 sq ft, renovation and furniture come to around RM161k–292k with Curated finishes (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living), or RM330k–684k with Bespoke ones (Space Furniture, BoConcept, Molteni&C), before our fee. Keep what your handover includes and it comes off.
Should I keep the wet kitchen behind Jendela’s dry kitchen?
In most homes, yes. With the dry kitchen on show beside the dining table, the wet kitchen is where the wok, steam and smells stay. Some owners give part of it to a larder or laundry, after a check of its ventilation and drainage.
Can the utility room by the front door become a study?
Often. It’s a small room beside the entrance in Types B, B1, C, C1 and D; as a study it needs light, air-conditioning and power points. Designing it adds one room, RM3,565, to the fee. In Types C, CA and D, a second utility room has its own bathroom.
Which Jendela homes look over the golf course?
That varies by tower and side. The developer’s view studies show Tower A facing KLGCC or Bukit Kiara, and Tower B facing KLGCC or TTDI; some homes also look down onto the pool deck. What your own windows see shapes the living room.
When should a new Jendela owner start the design?
Start with the defects: with the keys in hand, list them for the developer in writing. The design can run alongside. Book the call and the site visit early, and the drawings and contractor quotes are ready by the time management approves the renovation.
Keys to a Jendela home in hand, or still on the way?
Send us your type, your tower and when you got, or expect, your keys, plus the budget you’re working to. The first call is free, and you’ll see an estimate of your fee before you agree to anything.
Free · your fee is agreed in writing before we start