In Selangor you are not buying a unit. You are buying a phase.
Elmina, Setia Alam, Kota Damansara, Kwasa — what changes when your home arrives with a garden, a car porch, and a neighbour whose house is identical to yours.
Towers and terraces, handed over together.
Malaysia completed 12,905 homes in the first quarter of 2026, more than 30% up on the year before, while new starts fell almost 71% to 8,243. Nationally that means a wave of handovers now and less behind it. In Selangor it means something more specific.
The state's townships do not hand over one building type at a time. A phase releases terraces, semi-Ds and a condo block more or less together, which is why two households collecting keys in the same month can be solving completely opposite problems — one working out how to make 880 sq ft hold three bedrooms, the other working out what to do with a double-height void and a garden.
What they share is timing. When a whole phase completes at once, contractors, lifts and delivery access are booked out across the entire township, not just your building. Starting the design before handover is the only reliable way to be finished before the queue forms.
We work the same way whether the address is a new semi-D in Kota Kemuning or a high floor in Petaling Jaya: one flat fee per room, and a designer who has seen the house before quoting it.
Six things a township house asks that a condo never does.
Drawn from projects across Elmina, Setia Alam, Kota Damansara, Ara Damansara and PJ — the questions that come up once a home has a garden, a porch and a second floor.
The wet kitchen and the yard, designed as one sequence
In a landed house these are two rooms that behave like one: cooking, washing, drying, bins, back gate. Planned together they work. Planned separately — which is how they are usually handed over — you end up carrying wet laundry through the dry kitchen.
The car porch is the real front door
Almost nobody in a Selangor township enters through the formal entrance. The porch is where shoes come off, where the groceries land and where the family actually arrives. Designing it as an entrance rather than as parking changes how the whole ground floor works.
The room you do not need yet
A township house is usually bought a stage ahead of the household — the fourth bedroom, the second living area, the room above the porch. The useful question is not how to furnish it now but what it becomes in four years, and what has to be built in today so it can.
Not looking like the six houses either side
Every unit on the street was handed over identical. The developer's envelope is fixed, so the differentiation has to happen at the threshold, in the joinery and in the light — which is cheaper and more durable than trying to fight the façade.
Gardens designed for our weather, not the brochure's
Heat, monsoon rain and mosquitoes decide whether an outdoor space is used or looked at. Shade, drainage, a hard-wearing surface and somewhere to sit that is not in full afternoon sun make the difference between a garden and a photograph of one.
Two floors means two of everything, or one planned properly
Storage, a second living area, sometimes a second wet area. The houses that work have decided deliberately which functions are duplicated upstairs and which are not — rather than discovering after moving in that everything anyone needs is on the ground floor.
More space is not an easier brief. It is a different one.
A bigger floor plate makes proportion, zoning and circulation harder to get right, not easier.
Selangor addresses we have a page for.
Not showroom mock-ups — named townships and developments, each with its own layouts, handover timing and quirks. If your home is on this list, we have already done the reading.
That is the Selangor shortlist. The full picture — 117 developments across KL and Selangor — is on Areas We Serve.
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Why a flat fee per room, and not a percentage.
A percentage fee means your designer earns more the more your project costs. A per-square-foot fee means you pay for corridors. We charge a flat fee per room, agreed before any work starts — so the number you are quoted is the number you pay, and the advice you get is not quietly priced.
A site visit anywhere in the Klang Valley is RM200, and it comes off the project cost if you go ahead. That is the whole pricing model. There is no version of it that changes once we have seen the unit.
FAQ
Questions, answered locally
Do you design for both new landed houses and condos in Selangor?
Yes — Selangor's townships bring landed houses up alongside condo blocks, often in the same phase of development, more so than in KL. We design and furnish either, at the same flat per-room fee.
Which Selangor townships do you cover?
Petaling Jaya, Puchong, Subang Jaya, the Damansara corridor, Kota Damansara, Ara Damansara, and more. See our full coverage area if your township isn't listed here.
Is the site-visit fee different for homes further from KL?
No. A site visit anywhere in the Klang Valley — Selangor included — is a flat RM200, deducted from your project cost if you go ahead. Distance from central KL doesn't change the fee.
What about interior design specifically in Petaling Jaya?
See our Petaling Jaya page — PJ has its own mix of older landed enclaves and newer condo towers worth calling out on its own.
See how Sundays in Bed works across the rest of Kuala Lumpur & Selangor.
Condos, landed homes, new handovers and long-owned refreshes — one flat fee per room, wherever you are.
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