Interior designer at ParkCity Residences
Your ParkCity home, settled from the first evening.
A sofa that filled your last living room can float in a bigger one. We size the furniture, the rugs and the light to rooms of this scale, so they feel settled from the first evening.
A rug that holds the sofa together, a pendant hung low over the table, stools drawn up to an island: zoning like this keeps one long room warm, and ParkCity Residences’ layouts give most of their floor to rooms like it.
- Developer
Perdana ParkCity; launched in July 2026
- Completion
Targeted for 2032, by EdgeProp; not yet confirmed by a second source
- Homes
433 in two freehold towers of 58 and 63 storeys
- Sizes
2,831 to 10,613 sq ft, with three to five bedrooms
- Location
Between Park Place and Plaza Arkadia, Desa ParkCity
ParkCity Residences floor plans: generous rooms, planned years ahead
ParkCity Residences, the two freehold towers ParkCity launched in July 2026 between Park Place and Plaza Arkadia in Desa ParkCity, starts its homes at 2,831 sq ft, so interior design here is a question of warmth and scale: furniture, rugs and light sized to big rooms.
Big rooms can go quiet in the wrong way. The dining table looks borrowed, voices carry, and the far corner never gets used. In a home of nearly 3,000 sq ft or more, comfort comes from proportion: pieces large enough for the room, and light that draws a corner in rather than leaving it dim.
ParkCity Residences is sold off plan and none of our projects is there, so this guide works from what ParkCity and the property press have published so far.
Two freehold towers of 58 and 63 storeys will hold 433 homes on a 4.98-acre site, on ground The Edge describes as among the township’s highest points. Perdana ParkCity is the developer, and EdgeProp gives 2032 as the target for completion; no second source has confirmed that date yet.
- The taller towerTarget 203263 storeys · freehold
- The second towerTarget 203258 storeys · freehold
Homes run from 2,831 to 10,613 sq ft built-up, in four layout families:
- 2,831–3,240 sq ftA1 to A4: three bedrooms and three bathrooms
- 3,563–5,522 sq ftB1 and B2: three bedrooms on a much larger floor
- 5,199–7,255 sq ftType C: four bedrooms and four bathrooms
- Up to 10,613 sq ftThe largest homes, with up to five bedrooms; their plans aren’t yet released
Living rooms first, bedrooms second
The Edge reported in July 2026 that the layouts “prioritise generous living and dining spaces over maximising the number of bedrooms”, and that several have family lounges which can be enclosed as extra rooms as a household changes.
That is the design brief in one line: most of your floor goes to the rooms you share. So the money and the thought go there too, into a sofa and a table sized to those rooms, rugs that hold each zone together, and light at more than one height.
A storeroom beside the car
Beside the parking bays, The Edge reports, ParkCity plans storerooms for golf clubs, bicycles, luggage and other bulky belongings, with ramps at gentler gradients.
It sounds like a footnote, but it changes the joinery upstairs. If the suitcases and the golf bag live downstairs, the wardrobes and cupboards in the home can be planned for what you use every week, and a spare bedroom needn’t become a box room.
How interior design makes a big ParkCity Residences room feel close
In a ParkCity Residences home we design for scale first: furniture, rugs and light sized to the rooms, then the arrival through your own lift lobby, then any rooftop garden.
If your current sofa will look lost
A sofa that suited your last living room can read as an island here. We draw the room in zones, each on a rug big enough for every front leg to rest on it, and choose seating long and deep enough for the room rather than for the doorway.
If evenings feel thin in a big room
Large rooms need light at three heights: lamps where people sit, wall lights or a cove above them, and a pendant hung low over the table. That gathers the evening around the people instead of spreading it thinly across the whole ceiling.
If guests arrive at your own lift lobby
Every home is reached through a private lift lobby, The Edge reports, each one paired with a lay-by bay for drop-offs. A console, a mirror, a lamp and a place for shoes turn it into an entrance hall, within whatever the management allows once its rules exist.
If a long sofa or a stone slab is coming
In the larger homes, The Edge reports, a separate service lift is paired with the passenger lift, and if one passenger lift is under maintenance another stays in use. We measure the service car and its doors at handover, then size slabs, joinery panels and the longest sofa to fit.
If your plan has a garden on the roof
Selected upper homes have rooftop gardens. We treat one as an outdoor room: shade first, furniture heavy enough for the wind, drainage for every planter, and a check on the load before any stone or large pot goes up.
If the family lounge may become a bedroom
Where your layout has a family lounge that can be closed off, we draw it for both lives: a door position, sockets and lighting that suit a sitting room now and a bedroom later, so the change needs a carpenter rather than a renovation.
What interior design costs at ParkCity Residences
Sundays in Bed estimates its design fee at ParkCity Residences at RM23,310–30,440 for a 2,900 sq ft A-plan three-bedroom, the same as for a B1, and at RM26,875–34,005 for a 5,199 sq ft four-bedroom C plan: a fee per room, agreed in writing before we begin.
- Each room we design
- RM3,565
- Living and dining
- RM5,485
Here is what having a ParkCity Residences home designed and furnished might come to, set out room by room. Size moves our fee less than you might expect: a B1 of 3,864 sq ft has the same three bedrooms as a 2,900 sq ft A plan, so the two carry the same estimate, and it is the furniture and finishes that grow with the floor.
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 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 written down before drawing begins and paid in stages. Works are priced and billed by the contractors, so choosing a heavier marble for the main suite moves their figure and leaves ours alone.
Furnish a 2,900 sq ft A plan at the Curated level, from Commune, Cellini and Poet Living, add our fee, and the total is about RM186k–346k.
| Home | Our fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| A plan 2,900 sq ft | RM23,310–30,440 | RM163k–316k | RM333k–734k |
| B1 3,864 sq ft | RM23,310–30,440 | RM165k–337k | RM336k–779k |
| C plan 5,199 sq ft | RM26,875–34,005 | RM187k–411k | RM376k–933k |
The lower figure is a first scope of shared rooms, kitchen and bedrooms, leaving the new bathrooms as the developer finishes them. Since every plan here passes 1,200 sq ft, the higher figure allows two rooms more, perhaps the main and second bathrooms taken beyond the developer’s finish.
Guides at October 2026 rates; nothing here is a quotation.
How these figures are worked out
With keys targeted for around 2032, every plan is priced as new, bathrooms kept. No kitchen layout has been published, so each row allows for a dry and a wet kitchen until your sale plan shows otherwise.
The ranges also cover air-conditioners, wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, a hob and a hood. If the developer’s specification includes them once it is published, your figure falls.
Begin with a conversation
If yours is a B2 or one of the largest homes, which the table leaves out, send the sale plan with photographs of the pieces you’d bring. We’ll work from those.
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 ParkCity Residences interior designer, years before the keys
At ParkCity Residences, the first conversations can happen now and the detailed drawings later: from the sale plan we settle what each room is for and which furniture comes with you, then draw in full once the developer publishes its specification.
We design and manage the works, and the building is done by contractors you select once we’ve compared their quotes with you.
- Your plan, and what comes with you FreeYour plan type and, if you know it, the tower; the home you’re leaving; and the pieces that must travel with you.
- Measuring at handover RM200, waived if you go ahead with usOnce the keys are yours: every room measured, the service lift sized where your home has one, and the developer’s finishes checked against its specification.
- Each room given its jobOur fee and the rooms are put in writing, then layouts, lighting and furniture drawn to this scale, with a settled use for the family lounge and any spare room.
- Quotes laid side by sideDrawings detailed enough to price line by line, so the quotes can be compared fairly. We weigh them up with you; the builder is your choice.
- Building, then a first eveningApprovals lodged, lift slots booked, the works checked at every stage, then the furniture placed and the lamps lit for your first night.
When 433 homes reach their keys around the same time, contractors and lift slots are in demand. Drawings that are ready at handover let your works begin in the first weeks rather than the first months. The full process
Permissions, once there is someone to ask
ParkCity Residences lies in Kuala Lumpur, so DBKL is its council: moving plumbing or a window needs the authority’s approval, and your contractor normally files for any permit.
The building’s own renovation rules, on deposits, hours and lift bookings, will be written only once its management is in place. We ask for them before any drawing is issued, and the management’s written approval comes before any work.
ParkCity Residences design ideas, starting with what comes with you
A ParkCity Residences home starts with what you bring: the table everyone gathers round, the art, a chair someone won’t part with.
The rest we choose for rooms of this scale.
The Edge reports that ParkCity had two groups of buyers in mind: Desa ParkCity residents moving up without leaving the township, and parents buying for grown children. If you’re coming from a parkhome or a terrace nearby, some pieces will carry years of family life; if you’re setting up a first home near your parents, there may be almost nothing to bring. Either way, we list what travels before we draw a room.
Keep, adapt, add at ParkCity Residences
- KeepYour piecesThe table, the art and the chairs that come with you, placed first
- AdaptFamily loungeA lounge planned so it can close into a bedroom later, where your layout allows
- AddScale, lightRugs, sofas and lamps sized to rooms of 2,831 sq ft and up
From the published plans and The Edge’s July 2026 report; the developer’s handover specification is still to come.
What have homes this size cost to renovate nearby?
Nothing at ParkCity Residences has been renovated yet. The nearest published records in size are other firms’ projects elsewhere in the township: two Park Regent homes of 2,700 to 2,900 sq ft at RM350,000 to RM500,000, and a Casaman parkhome of about 4,000 sq ft at RM450,000.
Different homes, different firms and different scopes: read them as a sense of scale rather than a forecast for yours.
FAQ
ParkCity Residences, years before the keys
Can a ParkCity Residences home be designed before handover?
Partly, yes. From the sale plan we can settle what each room is for, which furniture comes with you and roughly how the home will be lit; detailed drawings wait for the final plans and the developer’s specification. EdgeProp gives 2032 as the target for completion, so there is time to do this calmly.
What can we do with a ParkCity Residences private lift lobby?
Usually a console, a mirror, lighting and art; changing walls, floors or doors may need the management’s consent, and its rules won’t exist until the building is managed. Every home here opens from its own lift lobby, The Edge reports, each paired with a lay-by bay for drop-offs.
What does a ParkCity Residences rooftop garden need?
Shade, furniture heavy enough to stay put in the wind, drainage for every planter and a check on the load before stone or large pots go up. Only selected upper homes have one, so your sale plan shows whether yours does.
Does a ParkCity Residences home need every room designed at once?
No. You can start with the shared rooms and the main suite and add the others later; our fee covers just the rooms you hand us. Even the smallest home here, an A plan of 2,831 sq ft, has three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
How much does an interior designer cost at ParkCity Residences?
With us, the design fee for a 2,900 sq ft A plan is an estimated RM23,310–30,440, and for a 5,199 sq ft C plan RM26,875–34,005, agreed in writing before we begin. Renovation and furniture are separate: for that A plan, about RM163k–316k at the Curated level, furnished from Commune, Cellini and Poet Living, or about RM333k–734k at Bespoke, from Space Furniture, BoConcept and Molteni&C.
Will a ParkCity Residences service lift take a long sofa or a stone slab?
In the larger homes, The Edge reports, a separate service lift is paired with the passenger lift. Its size isn’t published, so we measure the car and its doors at handover and size slabs, joinery panels and furniture to fit before anything is ordered.
How big are the ParkCity Residences layouts?
ParkCity Residences homes run from 2,831 to 10,613 sq ft built-up, in four layout families: A1 to A4 of 2,831–3,240 sq ft with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, B1 and B2 of 3,563–5,522 sq ft with three bedrooms, the four-bedroom Type C of 5,199–7,255 sq ft, and the largest homes, with up to five bedrooms, whose plans aren’t yet released. The Edge reported that the layouts favour generous living and dining spaces over more bedrooms.
When is ParkCity Residences due, and who is building it?
EdgeProp gives 2032 as the target for completion, though no second source has confirmed that date yet. Perdana ParkCity is the developer, and ParkCity launched the two freehold towers in July 2026.
Where in Desa ParkCity is ParkCity Residences?
ParkCity Residences sits between Park Place and Plaza Arkadia, on ground The Edge describes as among the township’s highest points. Its two towers, of 58 and 63 storeys, will hold 433 homes.
What interior design services do you offer at ParkCity Residences?
At ParkCity Residences, our condo interior design works from the sale plan for homes of 2,831 sq ft and up, from the three-bedroom A plans to the four-bedroom C plan, with renovation design included once the keys arrive. 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 follow on their own once the rooms are built, and Virtual Design takes our work to homes outside Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.
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