Interior design in Puchong
New semi-Ds, terraces and condos across Puchong, designed room by room. One fixed fee per room, agreed before we begin and paid in stages. We gather and compare contractors’ quotes for you.
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Price your home- The fee
RM3,565 per standard room and RM5,485 for the open-plan living and dining. Fixed in writing before we begin, never a percentage of your build, and paid in stages.
- A new semi-D or condo
Five bedrooms, a study, the dry and wet kitchens and the open-plan living and dining come to RM34,005. A three-bedroom condo with an open kitchen comes to RM16,180. Bathrooms you keep as handed over aren’t counted.
- The building work
Done by contractors, from quotes we gather and compare with you. We design, draw and manage the project; we don’t build it.
- When to call
As soon as you have a date for your keys, so the design is ready at handover and work can start once your defects are reported.
What should you plan first in a Puchong semi-D, terrace or condo?
In a semi-D or terrace, plan the ground floor as one route, from the car porch through the dry and wet kitchens to the yard. In a condo, start with the management’s renovation rules, then storage. Choose finishes after that.
New keys usually come with more house than you’ve lived in, and little else: no lighting plan, no built-in storage, no grilles. Grilles and the auto-gate go in first, so design them with the house.
The car porch is your front door. Shoes come off here; groceries come in. Give it a bench, a sensor light and a shoe cabinet that breathes: closed boxes grow mould in this humidity.
The living room. Find the west side before placing the sofa: afternoon sun there is heat, not just glare. In a house, unlike a condo, you can shade it from outside, with a canopy or a tree.
The altar or prayer space. A solid wall, the right direction, its own power point and a way out for incense smoke. Plan it before the carpentry.
A room for parents. A ground-floor bedroom beside a bathroom can matter more than a bigger master suite, for parents now or for you later. Keep its bathroom step-free.
Dry kitchen, wet kitchen, yard. The wok and its smoke stay in the wet kitchen: a door, a ducted hood, and aluminium or moisture-resistant cabinets. The dry kitchen is the one guests see, so give it the living room’s floor. A roof over the yard needs council approval.
Up the stair. Evenings often move to the family hall, and the real TV may belong there. Heat climbs an open stair: if the hall is air-conditioned, give it a door.
The room you don’t need yet. The study or fifth bedroom will change in five years. Run the air-conditioning piping, data and power in now; added later, they show.
The open house. Raya, Chinese New Year or Deepavali can bring a houseful: cars out, the porch set for guests, a powder room they can find, and a store for folding chairs and festive boxes.
If your terrace is older. Many of Puchong’s 1990s terraces have been extended since; ask for the approved plans. A full renovation of an older home is worth walking through on the call first, since the scope varies from house to house.
If yours is a condo. Start with the management: its renovation approval, deposit and working hours set the timeline, and big deliveries need the service lift booked. Then storage, since every wall counts, and west glare you can’t shade from outside. Our condo guide goes further.
How much does it cost to renovate a home in Puchong?
For a new five-bedroom Puchong semi-D of 3,001–4,500 sq ft that keeps its developer floors and bathrooms, renovation and furniture come to about RM114k–208k at Essential finishes (Ikea, SSF Home, Harvey Norman), before the Sundays in Bed design fee.
With our RM34,005 design fee, that house comes to about RM148k–242k in all.
Choose your kind of home, then set the rooms. The design fee is exact. The three ranges are what renovation and furniture typically cost at each finish level, until your contractors quote. It all runs in your browser and sends nothing.
5 bedrooms, a study and the dry and wet kitchens: 8 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 three levels mean
Essential. Melamine carpentry, quartz tops, a simple plaster ceiling. Furniture from Ikea, SSF Home, Harvey Norman, Fortytwo.my, Heesz, Kinsen Home, Neo Livin, Ruma Home, Joy Studio and Mumu Living.
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 | Essential | Curated |
|---|---|---|
| New semi-D 5 bedrooms, a study, dry and wet kitchens, 3,001–4,500 sq ft; floors and bathrooms kept | RM114k–208k | RM209k–436k |
| New terrace 4 bedrooms, 2,001–3,000 sq ft; floors and bathrooms kept | RM87k–148k | RM162k–319k |
| Older terrace 4 bedrooms, 2 of 3 bathrooms redone, new floors | RM141k–219k | RM250k–428k |
At Essential, furniture comes from Ikea, SSF Home and Harvey Norman; at Curated, from Commune, Cellini and Poet Living. Priced for a home kept to its layout; a new home keeps its developer floors. The ranges cover carpentry, ceilings and paint, lighting and wiring, air-conditioning, kitchen appliances and loose furniture, but not a television.
No renovation costs have been published for Puchong homes yet, so they come from typical costs for each part of the job, not from Puchong projects. Estimates as of September 2026, not a quotation: your contractors’ quotes are the real number.
How much does an interior designer cost in Puchong?
For a new five-bedroom semi-D in Puchong with a study, the Sundays in Bed interior design fee is RM34,005: eight rooms at RM3,565, the dry and wet kitchens counted as two, and the open-plan living and dining at RM5,485, fixed in writing before we begin.
| Home | Interior design | Interior styling |
|---|---|---|
| New semi-D 5 bedrooms, a study, the dry and wet kitchens, living and dining; bathrooms kept | RM34,005 | RM16,355 |
| New terrace 4 bedrooms, the kitchen, living and dining; bathrooms kept | RM23,310 | RM11,210 |
| Older terrace 4 bedrooms, 2 of its 3 bathrooms, the kitchen, living and dining | RM30,440 | RM14,640 |
| New condo 3 bedrooms and the open kitchen, living and dining; bathrooms kept | RM16,180 | RM7,780 |
Rates as of September 2026. A dry kitchen and a wet kitchen count as two rooms. We’ve assumed not every bathroom needs designing: count only the ones you’d change.
Design or styling? Interior design is for when something is being built: carpentry, lighting, a kitchen. Interior styling is for rooms that stay as they are; it’s the furniture, art and finishing layer.
The fee follows the rooms, not the floor area. A 4,000 sq ft semi-D costs the same to design as a smaller house with the same rooms.
With interior design, the foyer and utility yard are designed free when your home has a bedroom and a living and dining space. A site visit is RM200, waived if you go ahead with us.
Paid in stages. You pay the design fee in stages as the project progresses, not as one lump sum.
Why not a percentage? When design is folded into a build quote, or charged as a share of it, the fee grows every time you choose the better stone. Ours is fixed per room, so it doesn’t.
What about “free design”? It’s usually paid for inside the build price. Ours is a separate, fixed fee, so you can take the same drawings to more than one contractor and compare their quotes like for like.
What happens between the first call and moving in?
We design, draw and manage the project; contractors build it. You choose them from quotes we gather and compare, and your rooms and fee are agreed in writing before work begins.
- The discovery call FreeYour house, how you live, your budget and your key date.
- Keys and defectsReport defects to the developer in writing before any work touches them. The defect liability period runs 24 months from vacant possession.
- The site visit RM200, waived if you go ahead with usWe measure and photograph every room.
- The designLayout, lighting, built-ins and materials, room by room, with one designer from the first call to handover.
- The drawingsWhat your contractor builds from, so the quote and the work match the design.
- The quotesWe gather and compare contractors’ quotes and show you where your budget works hardest. You choose.
- The permitYour licensed contractor obtains the council’s renovation permit; we help gather the documents it needs.
- On site, then moving inWe coordinate the works and deliveries and check what’s built against the drawings. Landed renovations published by other firms in KL and PJ ran a median 19 weeks on site.
Which council, and what it costs. Most of Puchong is under the Subang Jaya council (MBSJ). Much of Puchong South, including Erica Residence and 16 Sierra, is under the Sepang council (MPSepang); your assessment bill says which.
MBSJ’s small works permit, for new finishes, bathroom fittings, built-in cabinets or a plaster ceiling, is RM200 in fees plus a RM250 construction-waste deposit you claim back within 12 months, and work runs Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm. Grilles, an auto-gate and window canopies need the small works permit too. Gated schemes add their own approvals and gate rules.
Do you cover my part of Puchong?
Yes. Sundays in Bed designs homes in person across Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, and all of Puchong is inside that area. A site visit anywhere in it is RM200, waived if you go ahead with us.
New developments we’re following
These are the new homes completing around Puchong now and over the next two years. If yours is one of them, we’ve already done the reading.
- Erica ResidenceDue by end-2026Bandar Bukit Puchong · three-storey semi-Ds with two master suites, a lanai and a rooftop SkyDeck
- Anggun Villa 2Completed July 2026Bandar Kinrara · two- and three-storey semi-Ds with a dry kitchen; a lanai on the three-storey type
- Anggun Villa 3Due Oct 2026Bandar Kinrara · two-storey semi-Ds with a study and a dry kitchen
- Irama Villa 4Completed March 2026Bandar Kinrara · two-storey terraces of 2,414–2,927 sq ft
- Legasi VillaDue Oct 2027Bandar Kinrara · 18 three-storey semi-Ds, with provision for a lift
- Oakleaf and BurwoodDue 202716 Sierra · stacked townhouses, two homes in each; garden villas with 12 ft ceilings
- The Wyn ResidencesDue June 2027Bandar Puchong Jaya · serviced residences of 700 and 850 sq ft
- Avantro ResidencesDue 2028Bandar Kinrara, by the BK5 LRT · dual-key-ready serviced apartments; the kitchen can be enclosed
- M TerraDue 2028Puchong Perdana · serviced apartments of 775 and 1,023 sq ft
Erica Residence, Legasi Villa and the taller type at Anggun Villa 2 are three-storey semi-Ds on shorter lots than the two-storey ones, so the house stacks upward. The stair then decides who sleeps where, and a ground-floor room for parents matters more. Tell us which type is yours.
Townships we cover
Bandar Puchong Jaya · Bandar Puteri · Puchong Prima · Puchong Perdana · Taman Puchong Utama · Bandar Kinrara · Bandar Bukit Puchong · Puchong Hartamas · 16 Sierra · Taman Putra Prima · Taman Tasik Puchong
Just outside Puchong: Subang Jaya · USJ · Putra Heights · Bukit Jalil · Petaling Jaya, and the rest of Selangor.
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Puchong questions, answered
Do you do the building work yourselves?
No. We design, draw and manage the project. The works are carried out by contractors, chosen from quotes we gather and compare with you, so the renovation cost is a separate number from our design fee.
Can we do the ground floor first and upstairs later?
Yes. Each space is priced and designed on its own, so starting with the living and dining doesn’t commit you to the rest.
Should I start before I get my keys?
Yes, ideally five to six months before you want to move in, or as soon as you have a date for your keys. The design can then be ready at handover, and work starts once your defects are reported.
Do I need a council permit to renovate or extend in Puchong?
For most work, yes. New finishes, bathroom fittings, built-in cabinets or a plaster ceiling need a small works permit: RM200 in fees plus a RM250 deposit you claim back, obtained by your licensed contractor. Anything that adds space, such as a covered yard or a bigger kitchen, needs building plans from an architect or a registered draughtsperson.
Do you design condos in Puchong?
Yes, at the same fee per room. For a condo, we submit your renovation plan to the building’s management and book the service lifts for deliveries. Our condo guide covers the rest, and our portfolio shows condos we’ve designed.
Is the design fee a percentage of my renovation budget?
No. It’s a fixed fee per room: RM3,565 per standard room and RM5,485 for the open-plan living and dining, agreed in writing before we begin and paid in stages as the project progresses, so it doesn’t rise when you choose a better finish.
Let’s talk about your Puchong home.
A free discovery call. Pick a time, then bring your floor plan, a few photos and your key date. You’ll know your design fee before you commit to anything.