Interior designer at The Peak
A very private home in Damansara Heights.
Already finished. Not yet yours.
Thoughtfully designed around the way you live, and what you’d like to spend.
After years in a house, how do you want your Peak home to feel?
Each Peak home is a whole floor of 3,455 to 4,500 sq ft, reached by its own lift and handed over with a Binova kitchen, marble and solid timber.
We help you furnish and zone it for your household, so the finished floor feels lived in.
Built by E&O and Mitsui Fudosan and completed in December 2025, The Peak is a freehold low-rise on Jalan Teruntung, about 130 m above sea level. It has 18 three-storey blocks on 3.94 acres of hillside.
The Peak’s 54 units range from 3,455 to 4,500 sq ft built-up, each a whole floor with a dry and a wet kitchen:
- 3,455 sq ftFour en-suite bedrooms and a helper’s room
- About 4,000 sq ftFour en-suite bedrooms, a helper’s room and a study area
- 4,500 sq ftUp to five en-suite bedrooms and a study area
The layout and space
Most homes here were bought to live in, and E&O aimed them at downsizers. Maybe you’ve moved from a house, and your household is smaller than the floor it now has. We’ll start there.
So we’ll ask you gently: which rooms will you use every day, and which only when the family visits? Where does a guest sleep, out of earshot of your bedroom? Which furniture from a landed home still fits, and which would look lost?
E&O has already made the costly decisions: an Italian dry kitchen, branded sanitaryware, stone and timber floors, VRF air-conditioning, ceilings of about 3.3 m and a private lift lobby. What we add is the layer that makes it yours.
Every home also comes with three parking bays, a storage space and an EV allocation. Golf bags, suitcases and the festive decorations can live downstairs, and no spare room has to become a storeroom.
Residents share a 40 m saltwater lap pool, a Technogym gym and lounges. When friends and family gather, there’s somewhere for them, and your spare bedroom is free to be whatever you need.
We’re Sundays in Bed, a Kuala Lumpur studio that designs and looks after homes. Homes at Regent Suites, also in Damansara Heights, are our work. Here, you pick the rooms you want us to design, and we write the fee down with you before any drawing starts.
Before any furniture, can we hear how your days will run here?
We start with who lives in which part of the floor, and at what hours of the day.
Once that’s clear, the look follows.
If friends are arriving
Your private lift brings them straight into a lobby that is only yours, not a corridor you share, so the foyer is a room in its own right. A console, a shoe bench and one good piece of art set the tone before anyone reaches the living room.
If the family comes to stay
On a floor as large as 4,500 sq ft, the bedrooms sit far apart. We group them into a family side and a guest side, with lighting you can set for a quiet evening or a full house.
If dinner is the heart of your week
The Binova dry kitchen has Miele induction; the wet kitchen has a Bosch gas burner and oven. We’ll ask which one does the daily cooking, because that shapes the helper’s room, the utility area and where the dining table sits.
For your mornings and afternoons
Large windows, sliding doors and deep overhangs bring in hilltop daylight, and solid timber can fade where afternoon sun lands. We use sheers and dim-out layers to protect your floors and fabrics. With a ground-floor garden, we plan the outdoor room too.
What’s already lovely
The marble, the Villeroy & Boch bathrooms and the Guzzini & Fontana master wardrobe stay. With VRF above the ceilings, we keep the full 3.3 m height, and your budget goes on furniture, light and art.
What should you expect to spend designing your Peak home with us?
For a 3,455 sq ft Type A home at The Peak, the Sundays in Bed design fee is estimated at RM26,875–34,005; for a 4,500 sq ft Type C, RM30,440–37,570.
Your final fee depends on the rooms you choose, and is agreed in writing before we begin.
- Each room we design
- RM3,565
- Living and dining
- RM5,485
4 bedrooms and the dry and wet kitchens: 6 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 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 total goes down in writing before we begin, and you settle it in stages. It’s never a share of the renovation, so choosing a richer stone for your foyer won’t raise it.
For a Type A floor, our fee plus Curated furniture and finishes (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living) comes to roughly RM212k–415k all told, if kitchens, wardrobes and air-conditioning were bought new. Keep the two kitchens, the Guzzini & Fontana wardrobe and the VRF, and you’ll spend well below that.
Much of the costly work is already done. Choose a type, then name the rooms you want designed. Every figure here is an estimate, a typical build-and-furnish cost at that level, until real quotes arrive.
| Home | Our fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type A 3,455 sq ft · 4+1 | RM26,875–34,005 | RM185k–381k | RM373k–871k |
| Type B About 4,000 sq ft · 4+1 and a study | RM30,440–37,570 | RM196k–405k | RM393k–920k |
| Type C 4,500 sq ft · up to five bedrooms | RM30,440–37,570 | RM205k–426k | RM410k–964k |
The lower figure covers a usual brief: living and dining, both kitchens and every bedroom, plus the study in Type B. The upper one adds two rooms, perhaps the study area in Type C or a dressing room.
Figures as of October 2026, not a quotation.
How these figures are worked out
At Curated, furniture comes from Commune, Cellini and Poet Living; at Bespoke, from Space Furniture, BoConcept and Molteni&C.
No bathrooms are priced: all were handed over finished in December 2025. Type B’s study counts as a designed room; the helper’s room doesn’t. The calculator also shows Bespoke.
Each range assumes wardrobes, kitchen cabinetry, cooking appliances, laundry and air-conditioning bought new. E&O already fitted Binova cabinets, Miele and Bosch appliances, VRF and the master wardrobe, so keeping them brings your spend well down.
Furnishing to let?
A lighter, hard-wearing fit-out at our Essential level, quicker to finish and easy to keep tenant-ready, is one possibility, with furniture from Ikea, SSF Home and Harvey Norman. The design fee is the same at every level.
Renovation and furniture at Essential, before our fee
- Type A
- RM100k–180k
- Type B
- RM106k–192k
- Type C
- RM111k–202k
Name the figure you’re comfortable with. Say it before we draw anything, and every room is planned to sit within it.
Moving is enough to think about, so who’ll look after the rest?
One designer looks after your Peak home from your first call until moving day.
We design and run the project, and licensed contractors do the building. You choose one from the quotes we gather and go through with you.
- The discovery call FreeWho will live across the floor, which pieces are coming from the old house, and the figure you have in mind.
- The site visit RM200, waived if you go ahead with usYour plan checked against the real floor, where afternoon sun reaches the timber floors, and which of E&O’s finishes stay.
- The scope, then the designFirst we write down which rooms, the budget and our fee. Then the zoning, lighting, joinery and materials, worked out across the floor.
- Drawings and quotesContractors price and build from our drawings; we line up their quotes so you can compare them and choose.
- On site, then moving inCrews and materials are brought to your floor under the building's contractor rules, which we confirm with management first. We check each stage against the drawings, then add the final layer of styling.
Packing up a house is enough to manage. We’ll keep track of what comes next on site, so you can focus on the move. Our process in full
Defects first, then approvals
E&O handed over in December 2025, and the 24-month defect liability period runs from vacant possession, to roughly the end of 2027. Put any defect to E&O in writing before work goes near the marble, timber or glazing.
Next come approvals. Building management has to approve the renovation in writing, and your licensed contractor applies to DBKL for any permit required. The house rules, including contractor use of a private lift, aren’t public, so we ask management for them before pricing.
How will your floor at The Peak come to feel lived in?
Fifty-four homes share one specification, so what sets yours apart is the people living in it.
We begin with how your household spends its days, and design the floor around that.
Tell us where you read, where visiting family sleep and where a dinner party ends up. We’ll design around those habits, so the polish E&O delivered feels like home to you.
If you’re bringing furniture from a landed house, we’ll measure every piece you’d like to keep before we design, starting with the ones that carry a story. Some may need a new place, and we’ll find it with you.
If yours is a ground-floor home with a private garden, we design the living room and the garden together, with outdoor furniture that survives the monsoon and planting that screens the paths. Upstairs, the large balconies can do the same job.
What came with your floor
- KeepKitchens, floors, bathsBinova cabinets, Miele and Bosch appliances, marble and solid timber, Hansgrohe and Toto fittings
- AdaptThe +1, the studyA helper’s room and, in the larger types, a study area, each given a clear job
- AddLoose furniture and lightSofas and rugs scaled to long rooms, table lamps, sheers across the glazing, and art
These are E&O’s pre-completion specifications; your sale agreement takes precedence, and we check your own home on the visit.
What have others spent renovating in Damansara Heights?
Other firms have published 8 renovation records for Damansara Heights, which give a rough idea of scale. Their median spend was RM440,000, ranging from RM64 to RM343 per sq ft; one, a 5,000 sq ft Aira Residence home, recorded RM800,000 and 20 weeks of work.
Applied to a 3,455 to 4,500 sq ft floor, the area’s median of RM131 per sq ft gives roughly RM450,000–590,000 for a full renovation.
Those records mostly paid for kitchens, bathrooms and floors that your Peak home already comes with, so we’d expect you to spend well below them. You can see them on our Kenny Hills and Damansara Heights renovation cost index.
Nearby, with their own pages: Damansara Heights · Aira Residence · Crown Residences · Regent Suites
Actually enjoyable
Along the way, iterations and last minute changes were handled with grace and positivity which made the whole design and construction process actually enjoyable.
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Really thankful to have had such a smooth experience with Sundays In Bed from start to completion. Angelica & her team are professional, sincere & easy to work with.
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The transformation surpassed our wildest expectations, turning what seemed like mere potential into a breathtaking reality.
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Living at The Peak: kitchens, lifts and defects
What should I look for in a designer for a finished home at The Peak?
Choose one who keeps what E&O handed over instead of ripping out a new Binova kitchen, sets the fee room by room in writing first, and has worked nearby: homes at Regent Suites are our work.
How much does it cost to design a home at The Peak?
For a 3,455 sq ft Type A, the design fee is estimated at RM26,875–34,005; for a 4,500 sq ft Type C, RM30,440–37,570. The rooms you pick set it, and it’s agreed in writing before we begin. Renovation is lighter here: the handover is complete.
Should I replace the Binova kitchen the developer fitted?
Usually not. The dry kitchen is Binova, with Miele induction, a dishwasher and a steamer; the wet kitchen has a Bosch gas burner and oven. If the brief asks, we change fronts, lighting or the island seating, and keep the carcasses and appliances.
Can I renovate inside the 24-month defect liability period?
Yes, with care. It counts 24 months from vacant possession, so to about the end of 2027. Write to E&O about any defect first, and keep work away from anything still under claim, especially marble, timber floors, glazing and the VRF air-conditioning.
How do contractors get to my floor with a private lift?
Each home’s lift opens into its own lobby, so deliveries and workers arrive at your door. How management allows contractors to use it, and when, isn’t published. We ask for the house rules before quoting, and protect the lift and lobby during the works.
Can the study in the larger types, or the +1 helper’s room, be designed?
Yes. In the larger types, the study area can become a real study or a quiet sitting room; designing it adds RM3,565 to the fee. The +1 is usually a helper’s room, and if you leave it untouched, it isn’t counted in the fee.
Bringing pieces from your old house? We’d be glad to see them.
Have your floor plan and handover letter nearby, and a rough budget in mind. The discovery call costs nothing, and your design fee is clear before you sign anything.
Free · your fee is agreed in writing before we start