Interior designer at Jewel by Oxley KLCC
Your Jewel home, made yours at a calm pace.
The kitchen, the air-conditioning and the bathrooms came with the keys. Wardrobes, lamps and the chair you read in can follow at a calm pace, as the first months show what you need.
A long, low console that keeps the cables out of sight, and one deep armchair: the kind of furniture we’d add to a Jewel suite that came with its kitchen and bathrooms but not its living room.
- Developer
Oxley Rising, part of Singapore-listed Oxley Holdings; freehold
- Completed
Construction finished August 2025; first homes handed over that September
- Homes
267, on Levels 8 to 32 of a 49-storey tower at No. 159 Jalan Ampang
- Sizes
678 to 2,185 sq ft, in ten plans, most of them compact
- Facilities
A residents’ club on Level 7, with a lounge, function hall, pool deck and barbecue area
On this page
Jewel by Oxley KLCC floor plans, a year after the first keys
Jewel by Oxley KLCC is a freehold tower on Jalan Ampang whose homes were handed over semi-furnished, with the kitchen cabinets, air-conditioners and bathrooms in place.
Our interior design starts from that package and adds what a household needs to live well around it.
Perhaps you collected your keys in the past year, opened the door and found the kitchen, the bathrooms and the air-conditioning ready, and very little else. That is how Jewel was handed over: the building work largely done, the living still to arrive.
Jewel is Tower 2 of Oxley Towers KLCC, at No. 159 Jalan Ampang, three towers on a two-storey retail podium. Tower 1 holds the SO/ hotel and SO/ residences, the third tower is offices, and Jewel’s 267 homes fill Levels 8 to 32 of its 49-storey tower, with a residents’ club on Level 7 and a hotel above. Oxley Rising, part of Singapore-listed Oxley Holdings, finished construction in August 2025 and handed over the first homes that September. The land is freehold.
The name has a history. Under a 2015 agreement, Jumeirah was to brand these residences as Jumeirah Living, with a Jumeirah hotel above; that brand no longer applies, and the hotel upstairs is now to be The Langham, Kuala Lumpur, due to open in 2027.
There are ten plans, from 678 to 2,185 sq ft built-up, most of them compact.
- 678–754 sq ftA single bedroom, the B1 and B3
- 775–1,033 sq ftA bedroom with a +1 beside it, whose use Oxley leaves open
- 980–1,227 sq ftTwo bedrooms, the 2+1 D2, or the D1, a dual-key with two suites behind one front door
- 2,185 sq ftThe single 3+1 type, the largest plan
- If the keys are newly yours
- Oxley’s kitchen cabinets, air-conditioners and fitted bathrooms stay where they are. We plan the joinery, lighting and furniture to sit with them.
- If your plan has a +1 or a second key
- The +1 and the D1’s second suite are the first decisions in a Jewel home, so we settle what each is for before anything is drawn.
- If the hotel above is still being fitted out
- The Langham’s works may share the building’s lifts and loading times with yours into 2027, so we book early and plan deliveries around them.
We haven’t designed a home inside Jewel yet. What this page says comes from Oxley’s plans, its 2025 annual report and the property press.
Interior design at Jewel by Oxley KLCC, for you, a tenant or both
At Jewel, we first ask who the home is for: you, a tenant, or each of you in turn.
That answer settles most of what follows, from the fabrics to how much storage each room is given.
If the suite is to be let
A tenant needs fabrics that take wear, surfaces that wipe clean and a finish that goes in quickly. If you will live here yourself, the same rooms can give more to storage and to the things you have collected, so we ask which it is before we sketch.
If your plan has a +1
The 1+1s and the D2 have a room Oxley hasn’t named, and it may have no window. We measure it on the visit, then give it one job: a desk behind a door, a guest bed, or a dressing room that frees the bedroom of its wardrobe.
If the D1’s two suites may lead separate lives
The 1,227 sq ft D1 has two suites, each with its own key. You might let one half and live in the other, or open them up for a family. We design both halves in one look, with storage for each, so that either choice stays open later, resale included.
If you like to have people over
Level 7 holds a residents’ club with a grand lounge, a function hall, a pool deck and a barbecue area, so the occasional big gathering can go downstairs. That leaves a compact Jewel plan free to be drawn for ordinary days: a dining table for four that extends, rather than a table for ten that fills the room all year.
For the glazing and the curtains
Veritas Architects, as The Edge names them, gave the tower high-performance glazing behind a facade drawn from songket weaving. Inside, curtains are chosen for privacy after dark and for softness, a sheer and a heavier layer on one track where a room needs both.
For what came with your keys
The kitchen cabinets, air-conditioners and bathrooms are barely a year old. We keep them, match the new joinery and lighting to them, and put the spending into what the package left out: wardrobes if none came, lighting, curtains and the furniture.
What interior design costs at Jewel by Oxley KLCC
At Jewel by Oxley KLCC, we estimate the Sundays in Bed design fee at RM9,050–12,615 for a one-bedroom and RM16,180–19,745 for the 1,173 sq ft 2+1.
The fee is agreed in writing before we begin, and only the rooms you choose are counted.
- Each room we design
- RM3,565
- Living and dining
- RM5,485
A Jewel home arrives with its kitchen and bathrooms done, so most of a Jewel design fee goes to the rooms that hold your days: living and dining, each bedroom, and the +1 if your plan has one.
Choose your plan below, then the rooms. A bathroom only counts if you want one changed.
2 bedrooms and a study: 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.
What a Jewel fee covers
Your Jewel fee is agreed in writing before any drawing and falls due in parts, one at each stage. It is reckoned by room, so neither a marble table, nor a dearer sofa, nor the contractor’s final bill can raise it.
For a Jewel 2+1, our fee plus renovation and furniture at Curated (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living) totals roughly RM149k–264k.
Spend where the package stopped. In a suite that came with its kitchen and bathrooms finished, the money is better placed in wardrobes, light and curtains. Pick the plan nearest yours, and leave out any room that already suits you.
Every figure here is our estimate until a contractor has priced your drawings.
| Home | Our fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2+1 Type D2, 1,173 sq ft | RM16,180–19,745 | RM133k–245k | RM284k–595k |
| 1-bed Types B1 and B3, 678–754 sq ft | RM9,050–12,615 | RM103k–193k | RM228k–485k |
| 1+1 Types B2 and B4, 775–818 sq ft | RM12,615–16,180 | RM114k–211k | RM248k–523k |
| Dual-key Type D1, 1,227 sq ft, two suites | RM12,615–19,745 | RM122k–226k | RM264k–558k |
The lower figure is a usual Jewel layout: living and dining with its kitchen, each bedroom and, in the 1+1 and 2+1, the +1. The upper figure allows one room more, a bathroom perhaps, or two more in the D1, which passes 1,200 sq ft.
Estimated in October 2026 for Jewel’s plans; only a contractor can give you a quotation.
How the Jewel figures are built
Bespoke rows assume furniture from Space Furniture, BoConcept or Molteni&C. In the 1+1 and 2+1 rows, the +1 is priced as a study.
Each range counts kitchen cabinets, air-conditioners, wardrobes, curtains, lighting and furniture. Jewel owners already have the first two, and fitted bathrooms besides, so keeping them brings your total under the range. No row includes bathroom works.
Furnishing to let?
If your Jewel suite is meant for tenants, our Essential level can be in place soon after handover and is simple to refresh between leases, with its furniture drawn from Ikea, SSF Home and Harvey Norman. The design fee is no different at Essential.
Essential renovation and furniture for a Jewel suite to let (our fee is separate)
- 2+1
- RM70k–111k
- 1-bed
- RM53k–85k
- 1+1
- RM59k–95k
- Dual-key
- RM63k–101k
Begin with a conversation
Send your plan letter and tell us who the home is for. On the call, we’ll go through what Oxley’s package covers and what is still yours to choose.
Or begin with a figure
Answer a few questions about your space, and you’ll have an estimate to consider in your own time.
One interior designer at Jewel by Oxley KLCC, defects list first
At Jewel, the first job is a written defects list for Oxley Rising, while the liability period from your vacant possession is still running.
One designer then stays with your home until the rooms are styled, and contractors you choose do the work, from quotes we compare with you.
A new tower is busy in its first years. Owners are still moving in, defects teams are still at work, and at Jewel a hotel is being fitted out above the homes, so the service lift and the loading bay may be wanted by several contractors at once. We ask management for its booking rules as soon as you appoint us, and we plan deliveries in the order the rooms will need them.
Jewel’s renovation deposit, contractor hours and service-lift rules haven’t been published; we ask Jewel’s management office for them in writing, then brief the contractors.
- A call about your plan FreeYour plan letter, from B1 to E1; who the suite is for; what Oxley’s package left in place; and the figure you would be comfortable spending.
- A visit with the defects list RM200, waived if you go ahead with usWe measure every room, look at the +1 or at how the D1’s two suites meet, and begin the written defects list for Oxley Rising.
- A scope, then the designBefore any drawing, a written scope lists the rooms, what you plan to spend and our fee. Next come the plan, joinery, lighting and fabrics, and a purpose for the +1.
- Prices on the same drawingsEvery contractor quotes from identical drawings. We set the quotes out side by side and show you what each has included or missed, and who builds is your decision.
- Works, then the suite styledManagement receives our lift bookings and delivery slots, we inspect each stage of the works against the drawings, and the suite is styled before you, or your tenant, move in.
Oxley’s defects team, the management office, DBKL and the hotel contractors upstairs: a Jewel renovation involves more people than its size suggests. We deal with each of them, so the decisions left to you are the pleasant ones.
Before any work, the defects list
Oxley handed over the first Jewel homes in September 2025. The defect liability period runs for 24 months from your own vacant possession, so write to Oxley Rising about every defect while the walls and fittings are still as handed over.
Jewel’s management will want to approve the works, and if a DBKL permit is needed, your contractor applies for it. The deposit, contractor hours and service-lift bookings aren’t public yet, so we obtain them before any pricing.
Renovating a Jewel by Oxley KLCC home around its semi-furnished package
Every Jewel home arrived with the same semi-furnished package.
We keep what works in it, and choose everything after it around your days, or around the tenant you hope to keep.
A Jewel 1+1 might be a weekday base for someone whose family lives elsewhere, a first home for two, or a suite let while its owner works abroad. We begin with the routine it has to hold: a desk for the days at home, a bed for a visiting parent, a cupboard for the suitcases. Everything after Oxley’s package is chosen around that.
What to keep, adapt and add at Jewel
- KeepKitchen, bathsThe kitchen cabinets and fully fitted bathrooms, all under two years old
- AdaptAircon, the +1The air-conditioners Oxley fitted, and a spare room still waiting for its job
- AddStorage, lightWardrobes if none came, curtains for the glazing, lamps, rugs and the furniture
From the semi-furnished package as Oxley marketed it in 2024; your sale agreement overrides it, and the visit confirms what yours has.
What have KLCC owners spent on homes like these?
Jewel is too new to appear among the published renovation records for KLCC. Eighteen homes nearby, all other firms’ projects, do appear, with a midpoint of RM158 per sq ft and RM250,000 per project.
The nearest in size to a Jewel B-type is a 760 sq ft one-bedroom at Binjai 8, renovated for RM66,000, or RM87 per sq ft. Whatever your starting figure, our fee doesn’t move with it, and it is agreed in writing first.
FAQ
Your first year at Jewel by Oxley KLCC
Is Jewel by Oxley KLCC the building once called Jumeirah Living?
It is the tower that was to carry that name. Under a 2015 agreement, Jumeirah Group was to run a hotel on the upper floors and brand the residences below as Jumeirah Living Kuala Lumpur. That brand no longer applies: the homes are now sold as Jewel by Oxley KLCC, and the hotel above is to be The Langham, Kuala Lumpur, due to open in 2027.
What can the +1 in a Jewel 1+1 or 2+1 become?
In a Jewel 1+1 or 2+1, the +1 serves most households well as a study, a guest room or a dressing room. Oxley hasn’t published its size or whether it has a window, so we measure it before suggesting anything. If you’d like it designed, it adds RM3,565 to our fee; left as it is, it adds nothing.
How should the dual-key D1 be designed?
Design the D1 at Jewel so that both halves can work alone or together. First we settle whether the two suites will be let separately, shared by family, or both over time; then we plan them in one look, with storage for each half and hard-wearing fabrics where one may be let, which keeps every option open, resale included.
What would a Jewel D2 cost to fit out and furnish?
Allow about RM133k–245k to renovate and furnish the 1,173 sq ft Jewel D2 at Curated, or RM284k–595k at Bespoke, plus our design fee. Curated furniture comes from Commune, Cellini or Poet Living, and Bespoke from Space Furniture, BoConcept or Molteni&C. Since Oxley’s kitchen cabinets and air-conditioners are already in, keeping them brings the total below the range.
Will the hotel fit-out upstairs affect my renovation?
It may affect the timing more than the work. The Langham is due to open above Jewel in 2027, and Oxley has said its hotels still face final fit-out works, so the service lift may be in demand. We ask management for the booking rules early and plan your deliveries around them.
When should I start designing my Jewel home?
Start once you have your keys and have sent Oxley Rising your defects list, well inside the 24 months that run from your vacant possession. A free call before handover is worth having too, and if a tenant or a move-in date is already set, begin sooner.
When was Jewel by Oxley KLCC completed?
Jewel by Oxley KLCC was completed in August 2025, when Oxley Rising, part of Singapore-listed Oxley Holdings, finished construction, and the first homes were handed over that September. The defect liability period runs for 24 months from each owner’s own vacant possession.
Where is Jewel by Oxley KLCC, and what else is in Oxley Towers?
Jewel by Oxley KLCC is Tower 2 of Oxley Towers KLCC, at No. 159 Jalan Ampang, three towers on a two-storey retail podium. Tower 1 holds the SO/ hotel and SO/ residences, the third tower is offices, and Jewel’s 267 homes fill Levels 8 to 32 of its 49-storey tower, below a hotel that is to be The Langham, Kuala Lumpur, due to open in 2027.
What are the floor plans at Jewel by Oxley KLCC?
Jewel by Oxley KLCC has ten plans, from 678 to 2,185 sq ft built-up, most of them compact. They run from the one-bedroom B1 and B3 (678–754 sq ft) and the 1+1s (775–1,033 sq ft) to the two-bedroom D2 2+1 and the dual-key D1 (980–1,227 sq ft), with a single 3+1 type of 2,185 sq ft, the largest plan.
How much does an interior designer cost at Jewel by Oxley KLCC?
At Jewel by Oxley KLCC, the Sundays in Bed design fee is an estimated RM9,050–12,615 for a one-bedroom, RM12,615–16,180 for a 1+1 and RM16,180–19,745 for the 1,173 sq ft 2+1. It is agreed in writing before we begin, and only the rooms you choose are counted.
What interior design services do you offer at Jewel by Oxley KLCC?
At Jewel by Oxley KLCC, we design condo interiors, with the renovation design included, for its one-bedroom and two-bedroom plans, the 1+1s and 2+1s and the dual-key D1. We draw the plans, compare contractors’ quotes with you and manage the works on site, and contractors do the building. Because a Jewel home arrives semi-furnished, interior styling and our Procurement Concierge can take on the furnishing by themselves, and for a home outside Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, there is Virtual Design.
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