Interior designer at The Westside One
Your Westside One home, golden in the evening light.
Late-day heat on one face of the tower, quiet morning light on the other. Before any sofa is chosen, we plan the glass, the curtains and where everyone sits.
Sheers that take the glare off a window without shutting the room in: the first layer we’d plan for a west-facing Westside One bedroom.
- Developer
Perdana ParkCity, launched in June 2010
- Completed
2013, the first of the three Westside towers
- Homes
338 in one freehold tower of 40 storeys, nine to a typical floor, four lifts
- Sizes
969 to 2,066 sq ft, from a 1+1 to three bedrooms, each with a utility room
- Parking
In a separate building linked by a bridge; one bay for smaller homes, two for larger
The Westside One floor plans, and which way your rooms face
The Westside One, the first of the three Westside towers on the western edge of Desa ParkCity, has stood since 2013, so interior design here starts with which way your rooms face and what thirteen years have worn.
By four in the afternoon, a west-facing living room shows you what its curtains are made of. In a tower that has stood since 2013, you also know which cupboard door drops, which shower seal has gone grey and where the sockets run out. Those are the things we ask about first at The Westside One.
Sundays in Bed hasn’t designed a home in this tower yet. What follows comes from the developer’s published details, property writers and agents’ listings, and every point is checked in your home before anything is drawn.
Perdana ParkCity launched The Westside One in June 2010 and completed it in 2013: one freehold tower of 40 storeys and 338 homes on 4.23 acres, served by four lifts, with nine homes sharing a typical floor. The township agency dpchomes describes it as designed for first-time buyers and upgraders, which is why the plans run from a 1+1 to a three-bedroom with four bathrooms.
Homes run from 969 to 2,066 sq ft built-up, and listings say each one comes with a utility room.
- 969 sq ftThe 1+1: a bedroom, a bathroom and a utility room
- 1,378 sq ftThe 2+1: two bedrooms and a third, smaller room
- 1,701 sq ftA 2013 listing’s two-bedroom home with its own study, plus the utility room
- 2,066 sq ftThe largest: three bedrooms, four bathrooms and the utility room
East or west: what the tower’s two faces mean
StarProperty, the one source to set it out, puts the smaller homes on the west face, looking towards Bandar Sri Damansara, Sunway SPK and the LDP, and the larger ones on the east face, over a park and land reserved for a government school. We confirm your own windows on the visit, because one source is a starting point, not a plan.
West glass takes the heat of the late afternoon, just when most people are home. East glass brings the light in early, which suits a breakfast table and can wake a light sleeper by six. The same curtains would be wrong for both, so we plan each face on its own terms.
The same writer noted that a school on the reserved land could one day bring traffic and noise. In an east-facing bedroom, lined curtains and a solid-core door do more for quiet than any rug.
From the car to your door
Cars park in a separate building linked to the tower by a bridge, with one bay for the smaller homes and two for the larger. StarProperty called that walk the tower’s one drawback, and anyone carrying the week’s shopping will agree. A shelf for bags and a bench for shoes inside the front door earn their place here more than in most towers.
It matters on moving day too. A three-seater sofa has to cross the bridge, ride one of four lifts and turn into your corridor, so we measure the route as well as the room before anything is ordered.
Interior design ideas for The Westside One, led by the afternoon light
At The Westside One we plan around the light first and the years second: glass film, curtains and seating for the face your home is on, then the kitchen, bathrooms and utility room that thirteen years have used hardest.
If your living room faces west
Heat arrives through the glass long before the glare does. A clear solar film cuts the heat without dimming the view; behind it, sheers on one track and lined curtains on a second let you move between soft light and shade as the afternoon goes on. Linen, wool and performance weaves hold their colour by a west window far longer than silk or velvet, and the sofa sits back from the glass, not against it.
If the timber and the art sit in the sun
Low afternoon sun bleaches walnut, dyed rugs and paper prints within a few seasons. On the west face we hang art on the walls the light doesn’t reach, choose pale oak, stone or a sun-fast weave for whatever sits nearest the glass, and keep darker timbers for the shaded end of the room.
If your bedroom wakes to the east
Morning light is welcome over breakfast and less so at six on a Saturday. In east-facing bedrooms we line the curtains to black out, run them past the edge of the window so no light leaks round the sides, and give the room a reading lamp for the evenings, when that side of the tower dims early.
If the 2013 kitchen is still the one you cook in
The tower was handed over with built-in cabinets, a hob and a hood. After thirteen years of daily cooking, the hood and the worktop joints usually tire first, then the hinges. If the carcasses are dry and square, new doors and a quartz top keep the layout and lose the wear.
If the wiring predates your devices
A home wired in 2013 was planned before most of today’s chargers, induction hobs and second screens. Before any ceiling is closed, we ask the contractor to test the distribution board and add circuits where new cooling, a hob or a home office will draw on them.
If the utility room has quietly become a store
Listings say every home here has one, and most end up holding suitcases. Give it a single job instead: a laundry with a vent and a drying rail, a pantry with deep shelves, or a helper’s room with a window, cooling and a door that closes. Fitted out properly, it joins the fee as one room; kept for suitcases, it is free.
If you have the study plan
In the 1,701 sq ft plan, which a 2013 listing gives a study of its own beside the two bedrooms, work finally gets a room. We set the desk side-on to the window so the screen never faces the glass, run power and data along one wall, and fit a door that shuts out the household during calls.
If yours has four bathrooms
The 2,066 sq ft plan has four. Few households use every one daily, so the two you rely on get new waterproofing, tiles and fittings, while the others may need only a new mirror cabinet and better lighting over the basin. Each bathroom we take on is one room on the fee, so how many is your call.
What interior design costs at The Westside One
Sundays in Bed’s design fee at The Westside One comes to an estimated RM19,745–26,875 for a 1,378 sq ft 2+1, or RM30,440–37,570 for the 2,066 sq ft three-bedroom.
It is a fee per room, agreed in writing before we begin.
- Each room we design
- RM3,565
- Living and dining
- RM5,485
What does redesigning a Westside One home cost with us? The light adds less than you might think. The curtain tracks, solar film and lamps a west-facing room needs sit inside rooms we would design anyway, so they appear in the contractors’ quotes rather than in our fee. The utility room is the one choice that moves it: left as it is, it is designed free; fitted out as a laundry or a helper’s room, it counts as a room.
2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and the kitchen: 4 rooms at RM3,565, plus the open-plan living and dining at RM5,485. The foyer, and a utility room left as it is, 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 the fee works
We put the fee into your agreement before the first drawing and invoice it in stages as the design moves along. Whatever the contractors later charge for film, blinds or a new worktop, our part stays where it was set.
For a 1,378 sq ft 2+1, our fee and Curated finishes from Commune, Cellini or Poet Living come to about RM207k–351k together.
| Home | Our fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2+1 1,378 sq ft | RM19,745–26,875 | RM188k–324k | RM368k–714k |
| 1+1 969 sq ft | RM16,180–19,745 | RM162k–282k | RM322k–626k |
| 2-bed and study 1,701 sq ft | RM26,875–34,005 | RM221k–379k | RM423k–809k |
| 3-bed 2,066 sq ft | RM30,440–37,570 | RM253k–452k | RM477k–951k |
The lower figure follows a typical Westside One brief: the living and dining room, the kitchen, every bedroom, and all but one of the bathrooms. The higher figure adds a room, usually the last bathroom or the utility room; in the three plans over 1,200 sq ft it adds two.
Guides as of October 2026.
Behind the Westside One figures
We priced each plan as a 2013 resale, kitchen closed until we see it, and with one bathroom fewer than it has, since few owners here renew them all. The hob, hood and kitchen carcasses handed over in 2013 sit inside the ranges; keep the ones that still work and the total comes down.
Furnishing to let?
Letting your Westside One home rather than living in it? Choose our Essential level: it goes in faster, shrugs off a tenancy’s knocks, and its pieces come from Ikea, SSF Home and Harvey Norman. Whichever level you choose, our fee doesn’t move.
Renovation and furniture at Essential, before our fee
- 2+1
- RM105k–162k
- 1+1
- RM90k–140k
- 2-bed and study
- RM124k–194k
- 3-bed
- RM143k–231k
Begin with a conversation
Tell us which face of the tower your windows are on, and what from 2013 you’d keep. We’ll bring an estimate for those rooms to the call.
Or begin with a figure
Answer a few questions about your space, and you’ll have an estimate to consider in your own time.
A neighbourly renovation at The Westside One, nine homes to a floor
At The Westside One, the drawings, the quotes and the lift bookings are settled before any work starts.
We plan the job and run it; contractors build it, once we have read their prices side by side with you and you have picked one.
- Your plan, your outlook FreeWhich of the four plans you own, east face or west, what from 2013 you’d keep, and who will live in the home.
- A look at the light RM200, waived if you go ahead with usWe measure, open the old cabinets, check the shower trays and seals, and note where the afternoon sun lands and how hard.
- Rooms agreed, then drawnFirst the rooms and our fee, set down in writing. After that, plans, lighting, curtains and joinery, and a single purpose for the utility room.
- One set, several pricesEvery contractor prices the same drawings, so the figures line up. We go through each quote with you, and you appoint the builder.
- Works, then home againLift slots booked with management, deliveries timed to suit the corridor, every stage held up against the drawings, and beds made before you come back.
On a typical floor, eight other households share your corridor, and four lifts serve all 338 homes, so a renovation here is felt next door. We ask management to protect the lift car, book the noisy days early and tell you plainly what comes next. The full process
Who signs off at The Westside One
Nothing starts until the building’s management has consented in writing, as strata by-laws require. The Westside One has never published its renovation deposit, its working hours or how lifts are booked, so we put those questions to the office first and build its answers into the programme. Window film changes how the tower looks from outside, so management may also have a view on its shade; we ask before ordering.
For permits, the authority is Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL), and the contractor you appoint normally makes any application.
Interior design at The Westside One, around the people who live in it
A Westside One home feels right when it fits the people in it.
Who is home now, and how a day moves through the rooms, shapes the light and the storage we plan.
A 969 sq ft 1+1 bought as a first home and a 2,066 sq ft three-bedroom shared by three generations sit in the same tower, sometimes on the same floor. One may want a desk that folds away and a wardrobe that holds two people’s clothes; the other, a bedroom near the front door for a parent and a long table for Sunday lunch. Tell us who is at home, and when.
What a 2013 Westside One home tends to need
- KeepFloors, doorsWherever they are still level and sound
- AdaptKitchen, utilityNew fronts and tops on dry carcasses; one job for the utility room
- AddShade, lightFilm and lined curtains on west glass; lamps for east rooms that dim by mid-afternoon
Our reading of the published descriptions; your visit settles it.
What have Desa ParkCity owners spent on renovating?
Nine renovation records published for Desa ParkCity condominiums, one of them at The Westside Three next door, put the median at about RM92 per sq ft, or near RM130,000 for a whole home. They are other firms’ projects, and no record yet names The Westside One.
Their scopes differ and many leave out loose furniture, which is why the Curated ranges above, which furnish every room, run higher.
Desa ParkCity renovation costs
Nearby, with their own pages: Desa ParkCity, Park Regent, Park Place and Noora.
FAQ
Before you start at The Westside One
Should I renovate a Westside One home before moving in?
Usually, if it is a resale. At The Westside One, a 2013 kitchen, the shower waterproofing and the wiring are far simpler to renew while the rooms stand empty. Floors and doors that are still sound can stay, and the site visit sorts the keepers from the rest.
How do you keep a west-facing Westside One living room cool?
With layers at the glass. A clear solar film takes heat out of the late sun, sheers and lined curtains on separate tracks let you choose between light and shade, and the sofa sits back from the window. One property source puts the smaller Westside One homes on the west face; we confirm yours on the visit.
What can a Westside One utility room become?
A laundry, a pantry, a helper’s room or a proper store, but one of them. Listings say every Westside One home has a utility room. Fitted out for that job, with airflow and shelving to match, it becomes one room on our fee; kept as plain storage, it costs you nothing.
Can the study in the 1,701 sq ft plan be a home office?
Yes, and a good one. The 2013 listing for the 1,701 sq ft Westside One plan shows a separate study, so there is a door to close on calls. We turn the desk side-on to the window, wire power and data along one wall and shelve the wall above; on our fee the study is one room, RM3,565.
How much does an interior designer cost at The Westside One?
Our design fee at The Westside One is an estimated RM19,745–26,875 for a 1,378 sq ft 2+1 and RM30,440–37,570 for the 2,066 sq ft three-bedroom, agreed in writing before we begin. Renovation and furniture come on top: for the 2+1, about RM188k–324k at Curated (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living) or RM368k–714k at Bespoke (Space Furniture, BoConcept, Molteni&C).
Who approves renovation works at The Westside One?
Two bodies: the building’s management, which must consent in writing before work starts, and DBKL, Kuala Lumpur’s city council, for any permit. The Westside One’s deposit and working hours are not public, so they are the first questions we take to the management office.
Which floor plans does The Westside One have?
The Westside One’s homes run from 969 to 2,066 sq ft built-up, and listings say each comes with a utility room. The 969 sq ft 1+1 has a bedroom and a bathroom, the 1,378 sq ft 2+1 adds a smaller third room, a 2013 listing shows a 1,701 sq ft two-bedroom with its own study, and the largest, at 2,066 sq ft, has three bedrooms and four bathrooms.
How old is The Westside One?
The Westside One was completed in 2013 by Perdana ParkCity, which launched it in June 2010. It is one freehold tower of 40 storeys and 338 homes on 4.23 acres, which the township agency dpchomes describes as designed for first-time buyers and upgraders.
Has Sundays in Bed designed a home at The Westside One?
Not yet: Sundays in Bed hasn’t designed a home in this tower, so we have no photos of our own from The Westside One. This page works from the developer’s published details, property writers and agents’ listings, and every point is checked in your home before anything is drawn.
What interior design services do you offer at The Westside One?
At The Westside One, our condo interior design covers the 2013 homes from the 969 sq ft 1+1 to the 2,066 sq ft three-bedroom, with renovation design for kitchens and bathrooms that have done thirteen years. We draw the plans, compare contractors’ quotes with you and manage the works on site, and contractors do the building. Interior styling, furnishing through our Procurement Concierge, and Virtual Design for homes outside Kuala Lumpur and Selangor are offered too.
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What would you change first in your Westside One home?
Send your plan, say which way the windows look and what still works from 2013. Talking it over costs nothing, and our fee is on paper before you agree to anything.
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