Interior designer at The Conlay
Your Conlay home, thought through in every detail.
The sofa, the beds and the dining table were in place before you were. Some will suit you from the first week; others won’t. We’ll help you tell which is which.
A sage wall, one large canvas and terracotta seats at a marble table. In a Conlay living room that came furnished, moves like these are where we’d start, before any of the larger pieces go.
- Developer
E&O with Japan’s Mitsui Fudosan
- Architect
Kerry Hill Architects with GDP Architects; landscape by Seksan Design
- Completed
2025, topped out in December 2024
- Homes
491 in one freehold tower of 51 storeys, sold in two phases
- Sizes
635 to 3,617 sq ft; one or two bedrooms below the penthouses
The Conlay layouts, and the furniture that came with every home
The Conlay’s homes were all sold furnished, so our interior design starts as an edit: we go through each room with you and settle what stays, what is re-covered or moved, and what is replaced.
Moving into The Conlay, you inherit a room plan along with the furniture. The sofa faces where it was put, the bed sits where it was drawn, and the first few weeks teach you more than any brief could: the chair you always end up in, the corner that stays dark, the piece you walk past without noticing.
We start there. Our work covers only the rooms you choose, and the fee for them is set down on paper before a line is drawn.
The Conlay is a single freehold tower of 51 storeys on a 1.44-acre corner where Jalan Conlay meets Jalan Kia Peng, beside Conlay MRT station. E&O built it with Japan’s Mitsui Fudosan. Kerry Hill Architects, whose work includes The Datai in Langkawi, designed it with GDP Architects, and Seksan Design laid out the landscape. E&O’s 2020 launch said the design drew on Kerry Hill’s Aman Tokyo, and called the tower an urban resort in the city centre. It topped out in December 2024 and was completed in 2025.
Its 491 homes were sold in two phases, and which one yours belongs to tells us a good deal before we visit.
- Conlay ResidencesLevels 12–34297 homes · one-bedroom to 2+1 · sold from 2019
- Signature SuitesLevels 37–51194 homes · one-bedroom to penthouse · sold finished in 2025
Homes at The Conlay run from 635 sq ft to 3,617 sq ft built-up, and every type below the penthouses has one or two bedrooms.
- 635–904 sq ftOne bedroom: Types E, E1 and E2 in the suites, A1 and A2 in the residences
- 743–980 sq ftThe 1+1, a bedroom and a study: Types B1 to B3, and Type F in the suites
- 1,206–1,335 sq ftTwo bedrooms in Types C and G, or the 2+1 in Type D
- 3,617 sq ftThe Type H penthouses: three bedrooms and one more room
Bought from drawings, or bought finished
Residences buyers chose from drawings in 2019 and met their furniture at handover, years later. The suites went on sale in 2025 already finished and ready to move into.
E&O’s 2020 description of the residences named tall timber doors, oak-veneered joinery, teak floors, and a master bedroom with its own walk-in wardrobe and bathroom. The suites have floor-to-ceiling windows, and some have twin vanities and a standalone bath. Either way the furniture came with the sale, so the first question is the same: which of it would you have chosen yourself?
Interior design ideas at The Conlay, beginning with the pieces you love
In a Conlay home, we begin with the pieces you’d hate to lose, then the light through the glass, then what each room is for.
Settle those three, and most of the drawing follows.
If most of the furniture already suits you
Then it stays. A sofa with a sound frame can take new covers, dining chairs can be reupholstered, and a sideboard may sit better in the bedroom than where it was placed. The built-in joinery and the teak floors described at launch are costly to redo and rarely worth it, so the design goes into lighting, rugs and art that sit easily with the tower’s timber and stone.
If it’s the glass you fell for
The residences have full-height glass sliding doors to a balcony, the suites floor-to-ceiling windows, and the whole tower sits behind deep-set fins that cast some shade and add privacy. Afternoon sun still fades fabric and warms timber, and after dark the glass turns into a mirror, so sheers, a dim-out layer and fade-resistant upholstery are planned together, from the first drawing.
If the extra room is still undecided
The 1+1s, from 743 to 980 sq ft, have a small extra room, and one listing for a 743 sq ft home describes it as a study with a second bathroom. With a library, a music room and lounges on Levels 11 and 36, it needn’t be a study at all: a guest room, a dressing room or a desk for a tenant all work. We give it one job, then draw the storage and light around it.
If you cook properly most nights
E&O’s 2020 launch listed a Bosch hood, hob and oven, an Electrolux fridge, Hansgrohe taps and a Teka sink, in homes planned open. The appliances are worth keeping. Before a wok goes on every evening, we check what the hood can extract and talk through a glass screen between the stove and the sofa.
If someone else will cook or clean for you
E&O offers residents a 24-hour concierge, with housekeeping, a personal chef and groceries before you arrive, on request. If a chef will cook for your guests, the kitchen needs clear counter space and cupboards a stranger can find their way around. If housekeeping comes weekly, linen and cleaning things want a cupboard of their own. Both are easier to settle before any joinery is drawn.
If your suite looks out from high up
StarProperty reported the Signature Suites looking over the golf course, the city or the palace grounds, depending on the stack. We place the sofa, the bed and the art for the outlook you actually have, and keep tall pieces off the window wall so it stays clear.
What interior design costs at The Conlay
In a 1,206 sq ft two-bedroom at The Conlay, the Sundays in Bed design fee is estimated at RM12,615–19,745, and in a 1+1 at RM12,615–16,180: a fee per room, agreed in writing before we begin.
- Each room we design
- RM3,565
- Living and dining
- RM5,485
At The Conlay, the fee follows the edit. A bedroom you’re happy with is left out and adds nothing; a living and dining room that needs a new sofa, curtains and lamps goes on it, at RM5,485. Pick your type below, and the rooms you’d like us to look at.
2 bedrooms: 2 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 a Conlay fee is settled
The fee is written into an agreement you sign before any drawing begins, and you pay it in instalments as the work goes on. It sits apart from what contractors and suppliers charge, so a dearer curtain fabric or a different sofa leaves it as it was.
Priced as if every piece were bought new, a two-bedroom here at Curated comes to about RM135k–246k, our fee included.
| Home | Our fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2-bed 1,206 sq ft | RM12,615–19,745 | RM122k–226k | RM264k–558k |
| 1+1 743–980 sq ft | RM12,615–16,180 | RM114k–211k | RM248k–523k |
| 1-bed 635–904 sq ft | RM9,050–12,615 | RM103k–193k | RM228k–485k |
| 2+1 1,335 sq ft | RM12,615–19,745 | RM122k–226k | RM264k–558k |
The lower figure is for the living, dining and kitchen as one open space, every bedroom, and the study in a 1+1. The higher adds one room, perhaps a bathroom, or two rooms in homes of 1,206 sq ft and over.
October 2026 estimates. Only a contractor can quote, and only once drawings exist.
What the Conlay ranges assume
Each range prices kitchen cabinets, wardrobes and appliances as new. Every Conlay home was sold furnished, and E&O’s 2020 description of the residences included a fitted kitchen and a walk-in wardrobe, so your sale agreement shows what is already there.
E&O’s bathrooms are assumed to stay. In a 1+1 the extra room is counted as a study; in the 2+1 it isn’t counted, because what that room is hasn’t been published.
Furnishing to let?
When tenants come first, E&O’s furniture may already cover most of what a let home needs. Our Essential level, with pieces from Harvey Norman, SSF Home or Ikea, fills the gaps quickly and is simple to refresh between tenancies. Whichever level you pick, the design fee doesn’t move.
Renovation and furniture at Essential, before our fee
- 2-bed
- RM63k–101k
- 1+1
- RM59k–95k
- 1-bed
- RM53k–85k
- 2+1
- RM63k–101k
Begin with a conversation
Photograph each room as E&O left it and send us the pictures. On the call, we’ll share a first view of what could stay and what could go.
Or begin with a figure
Answer a few questions about your space, and you’ll have an estimate to consider in your own time.
An interior designer at The Conlay who runs the work while you’re away
At The Conlay, one designer runs your project from the first call to the dressed rooms, and deals with building management for you.
The building work goes to a contractor you pick, once we’ve laid the quotes out together.
Before launch, 73% of the residences were sold, mainly to buyers from Taiwan, Hong Kong, China and South Korea, and E&O pitched the tower to executives, expatriates, couples and families. The suites, sold in 2025, went 30% to buyers from Malaysia. So the person approving a curtain fabric may well be a flight away. Drawings, samples and every quote reach you by email or video for a yes or a no, and we are on site for each stage.
E&O’s concierge, with housekeeping and a handyman on request, looks after a home from day to day. A renovation needs its own manager, and that part stays with us.
- A call about what came with it FreeResidences or Signature Suites, your type and level, who will live there and for how much of the year, and which of E&O’s pieces you’re fond of.
- The walk-through RM200, waived if you go ahead with usTape and camera: every room measured, each piece of furniture and joinery photographed, the direction of your glass noted, and a list left with you of what stays, is re-covered, moves or goes. If you’re abroad, it all comes by email.
- Agreement, then the editOur fee and the list of rooms are signed off first. After that come layouts, lighting, fabrics and new pieces, planned around the floors and the kitchen E&O fitted.
- Contractors price the same jobEach contractor quotes on identical drawings. We lay the figures out for you, explain where they part ways, and you pick the one you trust.
- Works, then the dressingTrades and deliveries keep to building management’s rules. We inspect every stage against the drawings, then dress the rooms in time for your flight or a tenant’s first night.
Between you and a finished Conlay home sit building management, DBKL where a permit is needed, a handful of trades and perhaps several time zones. We keep them moving in step, and tell you at each stage what we need from you. The full process
Your sale agreement, then the approvals
The Conlay’s sale agreements set out what each home came with and how long E&O answers for defects, so we read yours with you before a contractor touches anything. Whatever is still to report goes to E&O in writing first, so a later repair is never confused with new work.
The council is DBKL, and any permit the works call for is your contractor’s to apply for. The tower’s management has its own say before work begins, and since its deposit, hours and lift-booking rules aren’t online, we collect them from the office before a single contractor prices the job.
Renovating at The Conlay, and the changes that make it your own
Every home at The Conlay was furnished by E&O for whoever bought it, so the changes that count are the ones made for you: where you sit, how you sleep and what you keep on show.
A suite you use a few weeks a year needs fabrics that cope with sun on an empty room and storage that shuts away. A 2+1 lived in every day needs a sturdier dining table, somewhere for school bags and light to read by. We find out which yours is before choosing anything.
What came with your Conlay home
- KeepFloors, joineryTeak flooring, oak-veneered joinery, granite, TOTO and Hansgrohe bathrooms
- AdaptKitchen, furnitureBosch, Electrolux and Teka appliances kept; pieces re-covered, moved or replaced
- AddCharacterCurtains for the full-height glass, lighting, rugs, art and a job for the study
From E&O’s 2020 launch description of the residences; the suites, sold finished in 2025, may differ in detail. Your sale agreement is the record, and the visit confirms what your own home has.
How much have KLCC homes near The Conlay cost to renovate?
The KLCC cost index holds 18 published renovation records, all by other firms and none at The Conlay. Their median is RM158 per sq ft. Nearest in size to a Conlay home is Binjai 8’s 760 sq ft one-bedroom, renovated for RM66,000 in all, or about RM87 per sq ft.
None of the homes we’ve designed is at The Conlay; they are in Damansara Heights, Bangsar and Seputeh. Here, as there, any room you’re content with stays out of our fee.
Each building’s published records are listed on our KLCC renovation cost index.
Close by, each with a page of its own: KLCC, Bukit Bintang & TRX · The Ritz-Carlton Residences · Star Residences · Oxley Towers KLCC
FAQ
Keeping, letting and living at The Conlay
Is The Conlay the same development as 8 Conlay?
No. The Conlay is E&O and Mitsui Fudosan’s 51-storey tower at the corner of Jalan Kia Peng, completed in 2025. 8 Conlay is a separate KSK Land project on the same road. This page is about The Conlay only.
Should I keep E&O’s furniture or replace it?
At The Conlay, usually some of each. We go through E&O’s pieces with you one by one: what stays, what is re-covered or moved to another room, and what goes. Built-in joinery and the teak floors described at launch are rarely worth removing, and rooms you’re happy with never enter our fee.
When was The Conlay completed?
The Conlay was completed in 2025. The tower topped out on 6 December 2024 with completion scheduled for the first quarter of 2025, and the Signature Suites went on sale in July 2025 ready to move into. Handover dates vary by home and aren’t published, so your own handover letter and sale agreement give yours, including how long defects can still be reported.
How do I protect teak floors and fabrics behind full-height glass?
At The Conlay, layer the windows: sheers for the day, a dim-out curtain for the night, UV-filtering film on the sunniest panes, and a rug wherever afternoon light falls across the teak. The tower’s deep-set fins give some shade, but which way your glass faces, checked on the visit, decides how much more you need.
Can you run a Conlay renovation while I live abroad?
Yes. Over 70% of the Conlay Residences went to buyers from abroad, mainly from Taiwan, Hong Kong, China and South Korea, so we expect to work at a distance here. Drawings, quotes and progress photographs come to you for sign-off by email or video; we attend site, check every stage and have the rooms dressed for your arrival or a tenant’s.
What does Sundays in Bed charge to design a Conlay two-bedroom?
For The Conlay’s 1,206 sq ft two-bedroom, the estimate for our design fee is RM12,615–19,745. The rooms you hand us decide where in that range it falls, and any you leave as E&O furnished them cost nothing. It’s written into your agreement before work starts.
Who designed and developed The Conlay?
E&O developed The Conlay with Japan’s Mitsui Fudosan, and Kerry Hill Architects designed it with GDP Architects, with the landscape by Seksan Design. It is a single freehold tower of 51 storeys on a 1.44-acre corner where Jalan Conlay meets Jalan Kia Peng, beside Conlay MRT station, completed in 2025.
What are the layouts and sizes at The Conlay?
Homes at The Conlay run from 635 to 3,617 sq ft built-up, and every type below the penthouses has one or two bedrooms. One-bedrooms are 635–904 sq ft, the 1+1s with a study 743–980 sq ft, the two-bedrooms and the 2+1 1,206–1,335 sq ft, and the Type H penthouses 3,617 sq ft, with three bedrooms and one more room. The 297 Conlay Residences homes sit on Levels 12–34 and the 194 Signature Suites on Levels 37–51.
How would you furnish a home at The Conlay to let?
Lightly, because E&O’s furniture may already cover most of what a let home at The Conlay needs. Our Essential level, with pieces from Harvey Norman, SSF Home or Ikea, fills the gaps quickly and is simple to refresh between tenancies; for a two-bedroom, renovation and furniture at Essential come to about RM63k–101k before our fee, which doesn’t move with the level.
Have you designed a home at The Conlay?
Not yet. None of the homes we’ve designed is at The Conlay; they are in Damansara Heights, Bangsar and Seputeh. The renovation figures on this page are other firms’ published KLCC records, and none of them is at The Conlay either.
What interior design services do you offer at The Conlay?
At The Conlay we offer condo interior design for furnished homes in the Residences and the Signature Suites, from 635 sq ft one-bedrooms to the penthouses, with renovation design where a room needs more than new furniture. We draw the plans, compare contractors’ quotes with you and manage the works on site, and contractors do the building. If new pieces are all you’re after, they can come through interior styling and our Procurement Concierge, and Virtual Design serves homes outside Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.
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Which piece in your Conlay home would you never part with?
Tell us whether you’re in the Residences or the Suites, how much of the year you spend there, and what you’d miss if it went. The first call is on us, and your estimated design fee follows in writing, well before you’re asked to commit.
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