Interior designer at The Binjai on the Park
A home at The Binjai, finished in your own way.
Garden apartment, sky apartment or one of the standard types, your Binjai home may have arrived with a landlord’s furniture or very little at all. We add what turns it into yours: furniture, lighting, rugs and art you can pack up later. No renovation needed. Just a home that feels like you.
A bedroom we designed at Setia Sky Seputeh, in Seputeh: drapes hung from the ceiling over sheers and a chest of drawers.
See the project- Developer
Layar Intan, part of KLCC Holdings; freehold
- Completed
End of 2008
- Homes
171, in two towers of 44 and 45 storeys
- Architect
Allen Jack+Cottier, from Australia
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Making The Binjai on the Park feel like home: floor plans and styling
Styling a Binjai home begins with what the type you live in already offers, from a garden apartment to a two-level sky apartment, and adds the furniture, lighting, rugs and art that make it feel lived in.
The Binjai is named for Jalan Binjai and the park beside it. Allen Jack+Cottier drew its two towers with an unusual spread of homes: garden apartments on level 3, park penthouses and sky apartments laid over two floors, penthouses near the top, and a run of standard types between. Each one arrives with the same first week: boxes, a borrowed chair or two, and rooms that don’t yet know you.
- 2,250–2,282 sq ftTypes B2, B3, B5 and B6
- 2,906–3,218 sq ftTypes B1 and B4
- 3,638–3,703 sq ftTypes A1 to A4
- 3,832–4,058 sq ftGarden apartments on level 3
- From about 5,600 sq ftPenthouses, with two-level park penthouses and sky apartments as well
Built-up sizes come from StarProperty’s list of types. It doesn’t give bedrooms by type; the 3,600 to 3,700 sq ft homes EdgeProp has covered had four. We measure your own plan.
Lift lobbies, lanais and inherited furniture
Every home opens from a private lift lobby, which makes a natural first room to style: a console, a lamp, somewhere for keys. We found no published handover list, and the homes EdgeProp has reported on sold semi-furnished or partly furnished, so we see what you have before planning.
Fitted pieces lead: the wardrobes fix the bed wall and the kitchen settles the dining chairs’ colour. Loose pieces that came with the home are kept, moved or returned on their merits, and your own belongings go where you’ll enjoy them.
Some homes have a large lanai that EdgeProp describes as an outdoor extension of the home. Treat it as a room, with chairs comfortable for an hour and a small table, and it gets used like one.
Styling a rented home at The Binjai on the Park
At The Binjai, tenants can change whatever isn’t built in: furniture, rugs, lamps, curtains and art.
Drilling, hacking and fitting need the landlord’s written approval, then management’s.
Moving into a furnished Binjai home
We go through each room and mark the landlord’s pieces keep, move or return before buying anything. A good dining table stays; a sofa you can’t relax on may go back, if your tenancy allows.
Moving what is already there, adding a rug and two lamps, and rehanging art often does more than a new sofa.
Two-level homes and garden apartments
In the park penthouses and sky apartments, the stair is the hinge of the home. We keep the landing clear, light it so it reads in the evening, and treat each level as its own set of rooms. Garden apartments on level 3 open outwards; the outdoor furniture is planned with the living room, not as an afterthought.
What a tenancy lets you do
Screws and nails generally count as alterations, and wiring or built-ins always need written consent and management approval. Instead: art on a ledge or console, a freestanding rail in a spare room, lamps in place of new light points, curtains on the existing track.
Dates, shipments and the next home
Give us your moving date first; the sofa and table are ordered early and the bedroom is done first. A shipment still at sea gets space kept for it.
If The Binjai is a chapter rather than the whole story, we pick large pieces that will suit a smaller home later. Owners can refresh a home between tenancies the same way, with no works.
Styling at The Binjai on the Park, from first call to install day
One stylist sees your Binjai home through from the first call to the finished rooms: we lay it out, you buy what you like, and we set it all up once delivered.
On site, styling takes one to two weeks. New furniture adds four to twelve weeks for delivery, so we start with the slowest pieces.
The Binjai lists a concierge service among its facilities. We arrange delivery slots through management before the sofa and table are booked, so the van, the lift and the concierge are expecting it.
- A first call FreeWho is moving in, what the home came with, what you’re bringing, and when you want to be in.
- A visit to measure RM200, deducted if you carry on with usEvery room measured, the lanai or the stair looked at, and existing furniture listed.
- Our fee in writing, then the planWe write down the rooms and fee first, then send a layout and buying list for each room.
- BuyingFrom the shortlist, by you or through our Procurement Concierge. We keep a list of what has arrived.
- Setting upYour stylist arranges the rooms in person once everything is in.
Between the landlord’s inventory, your shipment and the concierge’s delivery slots, we keep the list so you don’t have to. Ask us where things stand whenever you like.
What styling costs at The Binjai on the Park
Styling at The Binjai on the Park is an estimated RM7,780–11,210 for a three-bedroom home and RM9,495–12,925 for four bedrooms.
That is RM1,715 per room and RM2,635 for the open living and dining, agreed on paper before we start.
At the lower figure we style the bedrooms and the living and dining; the upper adds two rooms, perhaps a study and the lanai set up as a room. There are no free rooms in styling, and size doesn’t change a room’s fee.
| Home | Covered at the lower figure | Lower | Two more rooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 bedrooms the smaller types | Three bedrooms, living and dining | RM7,780 | RM11,210 |
| 4 bedrooms about 3,600–3,700 sq ft | Four bedrooms, living and dining | RM9,495 | RM12,925 |
Three bedrooms: 3 × RM1,715 + RM2,635 = RM7,780, or RM11,210 with two more rooms. Four bedrooms: 4 × RM1,715 + RM2,635 = RM9,495, or RM12,925. Garden apartments, two-level homes and penthouses are priced room by room after a visit.
Estimated, October 2026, not a quote. Furniture is bought separately from a shortlist at your budget.
What the styling fee covers
A call, a measuring visit, and for each room a layout, art heights and a list of furniture, lighting and textiles to buy. Install day is when your stylist brings it all together.
Our Procurement Concierge can order and coordinate deliveries for you.
Want more than styling at The Binjai on the Park?
A Binjai home sometimes needs nothing more than furniture.
Sometimes nearly eighteen years show in the kitchen or the bathrooms.
Wardrobes that suit someone else. A bathroom that has seen better years. A stair in a sky apartment that could carry storage.
Interior design settles what to keep, what to change and what to do properly, whether that is one room or the whole home.
Styling makes your Binjai home feel like you. Interior design changes the home itself.
Interior design at The Binjai on the Park, for the longer stay
The Binjai’s homes have private lift lobbies, generous rooms and an unusual range of layouts.
Nearly eighteen years after completion, some of the original kitchens, bathrooms and wardrobes may want a rethink.
When furniture won’t solve it, we’ll plan what comes next with you.
A kitchen you enjoy cooking in, wardrobes that hold what you own, a bathroom worth lingering in. You can go room by room, beginning where it matters most.
What a renovation at The Binjai usually covers
- KeepSpace, lobbyGenerous rooms and a private lift lobby
- AdaptWardrobesSound carcasses can take new doors, lights and fittings
- RenewKitchen, bathsThe rooms longer stays most often redo
- CheckTwo-level homesStairs, ceilings and services in park penthouses and sky apartments
The handover list in your sale or tenancy agreement is checked against the rooms on the visit.
Renovation rules at The Binjai on the Park
We couldn’t locate The Binjai’s renovation rules online, so management’s current copy, with deposit, hours and forms, is the first thing we ask for before quoting. We haven’t yet designed a home at The Binjai; on the first call we’ll take you through homes we have designed elsewhere in Kuala Lumpur.
Approvals for works at The Binjai on the Park
Three in sequence: the landlord’s written agreement if you rent, management’s written approval under its rules, and any council permit, which the contractor obtains.
Plumbing moves and wall removals are most likely to need all three, so we raise them early. Styling without drilling needs none.
What interior design costs at The Binjai on the Park
Our design fee at The Binjai on the Park is an estimated RM19,745–26,875 for three bedrooms and RM23,310–30,440 for four, written down before we start.
Works and furniture are separate budgets.
- Each room we design
- RM3,565
- Living and dining
- RM5,485
This is our design fee alone. Works and furniture are separate budgets, below.
The usual brief prices each bedroom and the kitchen at RM3,565 and the open living and dining at RM5,485: 4 × RM3,565 + RM5,485 = RM19,745 for three bedrooms, 5 × RM3,565 + RM5,485 = RM23,310 for four. Two more rooms, such as a bathroom redone and a study fitted out, give RM26,875 and RM30,440.
Design includes our Procurement Concierge, and rooms needing only styling are styled at half the fee.
3 bedrooms and the kitchen: 4 rooms at RM3,565, plus the open-plan living and dining at RM5,485. The foyer and any yard or service area 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.
Reading the estimate for The Binjai
EdgeProp describes one home here as having a functional kitchen layout, but not whether it is closed, so we price the kitchen as a separate room. If yours opens onto the dining area, subtract RM3,565. Our fee is set on paper and paid in stages; a costlier counter shows up in the builder’s figure, not ours.
Our fee plus Curated works and furniture (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living) for a 2,250 sq ft three-bedroom home comes to roughly RM215k–379k.
| Binjai home | Our design fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 bedrooms about 2,250 sq ft | RM19,745–26,875 | RM196k–359k | RM386k–802k |
| 4 bedrooms about 3,700 sq ft | RM23,310–30,440 | RM223k–433k | RM436k–953k |
Curated furniture is from Commune, Cellini and Poet Living; Bespoke from Space Furniture, BoConcept and Molteni&C. Neither column includes our fee.
Planning figures, October 2026, before any quotation.
How we arrived at the ranges
Completed at the end of 2008, The Binjai is priced as an older home with new floors. The lower figure redesigns no bathroom; add those you would change in the calculator.
Wardrobes, kitchen cabinetry, bedroom air-conditioners, a washer-dryer, hob and hood sit within each range and are removed if you keep your own. Vanities sit outside.
Preparing a Binjai home to let?
If it only needs furniture, styling may cover it. If it needs works, our Essential level with Ikea, SSF Home or Harvey Norman furniture installs quickly and stands up to changing tenants. Our design fee stays the same at every level.
Essential works and furniture, before our fee
- 3 bedrooms
- RM109k–178k
- 4 bedrooms
- RM125k–215k
Begin with a chat
Tell us which rooms work and which don’t. We’ll pick it up from there.
Or begin with an estimate
A few quick questions about your home produce a figure to mull over.
FAQ
Your questions on styling and design at The Binjai on the Park
How do you style a furnished home at The Binjai on the Park?
We start with the private lift lobby and work inwards: fitted pieces stay, the landlord’s loose pieces are marked keep, move or return, and we add only what is missing.
Do I need the landlord’s permission to style my rented Binjai home?
Not for loose items such as furniture, rugs, lamps, curtains on the existing track and art on a ledge. Anything drilled, hacked or fitted at The Binjai on the Park needs the landlord’s written consent and then management’s approval. We check the tenancy clause with you.
How much does interior styling cost at The Binjai on the Park?
Around RM7,780–11,210 for three bedrooms and RM9,495–12,925 for four. Bedrooms are RM1,715 each and the open living and dining RM2,635; the top of each range adds two rooms, such as a study and the lanai. Written down first; furniture is bought separately.
What does styling include at The Binjai on the Park?
A call, a measuring visit, a layout and buying list per room, and an install day. One bedroom, the lanai or the whole home. Buy it yourself or via our Procurement Concierge.
How long does styling take at The Binjai on the Park?
One to two weeks of styling after delivery; new furniture takes four to twelve weeks to arrive. We order the slow pieces first and can plan by video before you land.
Can I keep the furniture when I move out of The Binjai?
Yes, everything loose goes with you. We choose larger pieces to suit a smaller room later and keep made-to-measure work to a minimum.
What floor plans does The Binjai on the Park have?
Standard types run from 2,250 to 3,703 sq ft built-up, garden apartments on level 3 from 3,832 to 4,058 sq ft, and penthouses from about 5,600 sq ft, with two-level park penthouses and sky apartments too. The four-bedroom homes EdgeProp reported on were 3,600 to 3,700 sq ft.
Styling or interior design for a Binjai home?
Styling if the layout works and the rooms just need to become yours. Interior design if the kitchen, bathrooms or wardrobes need changing. Many people start with styling and add design later.
How much does interior design cost at The Binjai on the Park?
An estimated RM19,745–26,875 for three bedrooms and RM23,310–30,440 for four, agreed in writing before work. It covers bedrooms, kitchen and living and dining, plus two more rooms at the top. Works and furniture are extra, roughly RM196k–359k at Curated (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living) for a 2,250 sq ft home.
Does The Binjai on the Park have renovation rules?
Yes, set by management, though not published. We obtain the current rules, deposit, hours and forms before quoting. Tenants need the landlord’s written consent first.
What services do you offer at The Binjai on the Park?
Room-by-room styling for rented and owned homes, and interior design for kitchens, bathrooms and joinery for longer stays. We draw, compare contractors’ quotes with you and oversee the site; contractors build. Styling and our Procurement Concierge are available alone, and Virtual Design serves homes outside Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.
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Shall we start styling your home at The Binjai?
Phone photos of each room, your moving-in date and what you’re shipping are all we need. The first call is free, and you’re not committed until our fee is set down in writing.
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