Interior designer at The Westside Two
Your Westside Two home, as private as a house.
Most homes here share a single wall with one neighbour, the way a pair of semi-Ds does. That leaves room for a proper entrance, a family corner and space to grow.
A round table with a lazy Susan, where everyone can reach the dishes: the family dining a Westside Two plan has room for.
- Developer
Perdana ParkCity, freehold
- Completed
April 2015
- Homes
338 over 41 storeys on Jalan Residen Utama, facing The West Park
- Sizes
1,389 to 1,777 sq ft, most plans in mirrored pairs
- Parking
Two car bays for every home
The Westside Two layouts, paired like semi-Ds beside The West Park
The Westside Two, on the west side of Desa ParkCity, is described by property reviewers as a semi-D and bungalow tower: homes paired side by side, one plan standing alone, none under 1,389 sq ft.
Our interior design plans each one the way you would plan a family house.
Stand in the living room of most Westside Two homes and only one wall is shared, with only one neighbour. The review site ipropfans calls the layout a “semi-d and bungalow concept”: every plan sits beside its twin except the A3a, which stands alone. Add a smallest home of 1,389 sq ft and two car bays to every unit, and the brief starts to sound less like an apartment and more like a house.
We haven’t designed a home at The Westside Two yet. This guide gathers what StarProperty, the review sites and owners’ listings have published, and we test each point in your own rooms.
Perdana ParkCity completed the tower in April 2015, two years after The Westside One: freehold, 41 storeys and 338 homes on 1.73 hectares of Jalan Residen Utama, facing The West Park, with four lifts and eight or nine homes to a floor, depending on which source you read.
Homes run from 1,389 to 1,777 sq ft built-up, in plans that mostly come in mirrored pairs.
- 1,389–1,421 sq ftThe A, A1 and A2: three bedrooms
- 1,389–1,400 sq ftThe A3 and A3a: two bedrooms and a utility room; the A3-1 and A3a-1 add private gardens of 205 and 194 sq ft
- 1,572–1,680 sq ftThe B and B1: three bedrooms, a utility room and a balcony; the B-1 versions add 108 sq ft of balcony off the living hall
- 1,777 sq ftThe C and C1: three bedrooms, a utility room and three bathrooms, the largest
One shared wall, and what it changes
In a pair, the shared wall is the one side where sound can travel, so that is where we put the wardrobes and the bookshelves: a full-height run of joinery is about the quietest party wall there is. Bedheads go on other walls where the plan allows, and the television sits away from your neighbour’s side.
The A3a, the one plan without a twin, has no shared wall at all. There the question turns to which outside wall takes the afternoon heat, which we check on the visit.
Your plan, in mirror image
Most plans here come as mirrored twins: the A1 and A2 are the same home flipped, as are the B and B1 and the C and C1, and the ‘-1’ versions add a garden or a balcony. If you have seen a neighbour’s renovation, you have seen your own home reversed, which is a quick way to judge an idea before we draw it.
What doesn’t flip is the building itself. Kitchen extracts, plumbing stacks and the ledges for air-conditioning stay where the tower put them, so a layout borrowed from next door still has to be checked against your own walls.
Two cars, a car-park block and covered walks
The ipropfans review places the facilities in a separate block above a raised, multi-storey car park, with a link bridge, covered and raised walkways, tree houses, a lawn pavilion and a tai-chi square among them. StarProperty adds that every home is allotted two car bays.
Two cars bring two sets of everything: umbrellas, school bags, golf clubs, the stroller. A cupboard inside the front door, deep enough for the stroller and vented for wet shoes, is the most house-like thing we can add to a Westside Two home.
The Westside Two interior design, planned like a family house
In a Westside Two home we plan as you would for a family house: an entrance that takes the clutter, rooms where adults and children can drift apart, and every spare room given its job before the style is chosen.
If you’d like a real entrance
A house has a hall; most apartments open straight into the living room. Where yours does, a slatted screen or a run of low joinery makes a threshold, with a bench to sit on, hooks for bags and a drawer for keys, so the day is set down before you reach the sofa.
If yours is a garden home
The A3-1 and A3a-1 plans come with gardens of 205 and 194 sq ft. Treat yours as a room: shade first, a floor that drains, planting in large pots that can be moved, and a light or two for evenings. Anything permanent, such as a pergola or decking, goes to management for approval before it is drawn.
If the B-1 balcony opens off your living hall
The B-1 and B1-1 versions gain 108 sq ft of balcony beside the living hall. Two low chairs, a side table and a floor that runs on from inside turn it into the outdoor sitting room a house would have.
If the utility room is still unclaimed
The A3, B and C plans each have one. A study wants a window, cooling and data; a helper’s room wants privacy and its own light switch at the bed. Choosing early fixes where the wiring and the air-conditioning go.
If a parent comes to live with you
Give them the bedroom nearest the front door and the bathroom beside it: a level shower with a fold-down seat, a grab rail set into the wall before the tiles go on, and a low night light along the corridor wall. In a 1,389 sq ft three-bedroom, that one room can be planned without touching the rest of the home.
If three bathrooms are more than you use
The 1,777 sq ft C plans have three. We renew the one you use daily in full, and give the others new fittings, mirrors and grout, so the money goes where the mornings happen.
If the 2015 kitchen is still the family’s
Eleven years of meals wear the doors, the worktop, the sink and the hood long before the cabinet boxes and plumbing. We open every cupboard on the visit before you choose between new fronts and a new kitchen.
What interior design costs at The Westside Two
At The Westside Two, designing a 1,389 sq ft three-bedroom carries an estimated design fee of RM23,310–30,440, and a 1,572 sq ft 3+1, RM30,440–37,570. It is a fee per room, agreed in writing before we begin.
- Each room we design
- RM3,565
- Living and dining
- RM5,485
Here is what a Westside Two redesign costs with us. Because our fee counts rooms, the touches that make a home here feel like a house rarely move it: a shoe cupboard in the foyer, a garden or balcony set up for sitting, joinery along the shared wall all fall within rooms we already design, and the foyer is designed free. A utility room turned into a study, or a third bathroom renewed, each adds one room.
3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and the kitchen: 5 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 the fee works
The fee is written into your agreement before any drawing and paid in stages through the design. Contractors’ prices for stone, timber or garden paving don’t touch it.
With Curated finishes from Commune, Cellini or Poet Living, a 1,389 sq ft three-bedroom here totals about RM236k–397k, our fee included.
| Home | Our fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3-bed 1,389 sq ft | RM23,310–30,440 | RM213k–367k | RM414k–802k |
| 2+1 1,400 sq ft | RM23,310–30,440 | RM202k–348k | RM393k–760k |
| 3+1 1,572–1,777 sq ft | RM30,440–37,570 | RM246k–421k | RM469k–897k |
Lower figures: the living and dining room, kitchen, bedrooms and one bathroom (two in the 3+1), with the utility room fitted as a study in the plans that have one. Higher figures leave room for two more, such as the remaining bathroom or a walk-in wardrobe.
October 2026 estimates.
Behind the Westside Two figures
We priced every plan as an eleven-year-old resale: the kitchen taken as closed until our visit, and the last bathroom left out, since owners here rarely renew them all. The ranges include air-conditioners, appliances, cabinets and wardrobes, so every one you keep from 2015 brings the total down.
Furnishing to let?
Planning to let your Westside Two home? Our Essential level suits a tenancy: faster to complete, hard to wear out, and furnished from Ikea, SSF Home and Harvey Norman. Our fee is the same whichever level you pick.
Renovation and furniture at Essential, before our fee
- 3-bed
- RM119k–185k
- 2+1
- RM113k–176k
- 3+1
- RM139k–216k
Begin with a conversation
Tell us which plan you own, who shares it, and whether yours has a garden or the extra balcony. We’ll have figures for those rooms ready when we speak.
Or begin with a figure
Answer a few questions about your space, and you’ll have an estimate to consider in your own time.
Renovating at The Westside Two, with a neighbour beyond one wall
At The Westside Two, the neighbour across the shared wall hears the works first, so we time the loud days with care and book the lifts early.
We plan and supervise; contractors build from prices we have weighed with you, and the builder is yours to choose.
- Which plan, and who lives in it FreeYour type, from A to C, who lives with you now, what has worn since 2015, and whether you have a garden or the extra balcony.
- Measuring, wall by wall RM200, waived if you go ahead with usEvery room measured, the shared wall noted, the kitchen and bathrooms checked for what can stay, and the outside walls marked for afternoon heat.
- Rooms in writing, then plansWe write down which rooms we take on, and the fee. Then the plans, lighting and joinery, and the utility room’s new purpose.
- Prices from one set of drawingsSeveral contractors price the same drawings, and we sit with you over every line before you appoint one.
- Building, then moving backManagement’s approval and lift slots arranged, the loud work timed with the neighbours in mind, each stage checked, and the rooms furnished before you’re back.
Four lifts serve all 338 homes, and in a paired plan the family next door shares your wall, so we agree the noisy days with management and let your neighbour know before they begin. You hear from us at every stage. How we work, step by step
Before work starts at The Westside Two
Under strata by-laws, management must agree in writing before work begins, and it may hold a deposit. Nothing about The Westside Two’s deposit, hours or lift rules is published, so the office is our first call. A private garden or the extra balcony may come with rules of its own on paving, planters and anything built in, so we ask about those at the same time.
The council here is DBKL; your contractor usually lodges any permit the work needs.
Interior designer at The Westside Two, for the family it holds today
A Westside Two home is shaped by who lives in it today, and that may be quite different from 2015.
Children grow, parents move in, and the rooms can follow them.
Eleven years is long enough for a nursery to become a teenager’s room, or for a parent to move in and need a room close to the entrance and a bathroom without a step. In homes this size, such changes rarely need more space; they need the rooms rearranged, and the storage rethought around the people now using them.
For a teenager, the room that matters is the one with a door: a desk deep enough for a screen and a book, a wardrobe that closes on the mess, and a switch for the light within reach of the bed.
What eleven years ask of a Westside Two home
- KeepSound floors, doorsAnything level, dry and unmarked after eleven years
- AdaptUtility roomA study, helper’s room or store, chosen on purpose
- AddEntrance, outdoor roomShoe storage at the door; the garden or balcony furnished for sitting
Drawn from published plans and listings; we confirm yours on the visit.
What have nearby owners spent?
Published renovation records for Desa ParkCity condominiums, all of them other firms’ projects, put the median at RM92 a sq ft. Across a whole home that is about RM130,000, and the bulk of the jobs land between RM100,000 and RM150,000. The closest to you names The Westside Three next door: about 1,500 sq ft, RM130,000 and four weeks on site.
Our Westside Two ranges include furniture, appliances, air-conditioning and wardrobes, which those records often leave out; take them as a rough measure of the building work only.
FAQ
Living in a paired home: Westside Two questions
Can a 2015 Westside Two kitchen be kept?
Partly, in most homes. At The Westside Two, the cabinet boxes and plumbing from 2015 often have years left, while the doors, worktops, sink and hood show eleven years of cooking. We open every cupboard on the visit and tell you which parts can stay.
What can the utility room in a Westside Two plan become?
A study, a helper’s room, a pantry or a store. The A3, B and C plans at The Westside Two each have one. As a study it usually needs cooling and better light; designed for its new job it is one room on our fee, and left alone it costs nothing.
Do all three bathrooms in a larger Westside Two plan need redoing?
No. In the 1,777 sq ft C plans, which have three, most owners renew the one used every day and refresh the others with new fittings, mirrors and grout. Each bathroom is priced as a room, so you decide how many.
What does an interior designer charge at The Westside Two?
Our design fee at The Westside Two is an estimated RM23,310–30,440 for a 1,389 sq ft three-bedroom and RM30,440–37,570 for a 1,572 sq ft 3+1, agreed in writing before we begin. Renovation and furniture for the three-bedroom add about RM213k–367k at Curated (Commune, Cellini, Poet Living) or RM414k–802k at Bespoke (Space Furniture, BoConcept, Molteni&C).
What does ‘semi-D in the sky’ mean at The Westside Two?
It is how reviewers describe the layout: homes paired two side by side, so most share one wall with one neighbour, and one plan, the A3a, standing alone like a bungalow. For design, it means fewer shared walls than in a corridor tower, and a shared wall worth lining with storage.
Can we stay in a Westside Two home during the works?
For a light refresh, sometimes, a room at a time. Kitchen and bathroom work at The Westside Two means dust, noise and days without water, so most households move out for those weeks; we plan the order around you and your neighbour.
How do the floor plans at The Westside Two differ?
The Westside Two’s plans run from 1,389 to 1,777 sq ft and mostly come in mirrored pairs. The A, A1 and A2 are three-bedrooms; the A3 and A3a have two bedrooms and a utility room, with private gardens of 205 and 194 sq ft in their ‘-1’ versions; the B and B1 add a utility room and a balcony; and the 1,777 sq ft C and C1 have three bedrooms, a utility room and three bathrooms.
When was The Westside Two finished, and how large is the tower?
Perdana ParkCity completed The Westside Two in April 2015, two years after The Westside One. It is freehold, with 41 storeys and 338 homes on 1.73 hectares of Jalan Residen Utama, four lifts, and eight or nine homes to a floor, depending on which source you read.
What do residents share at The Westside Two?
The Westside Two’s facilities sit in a separate block above a raised, multi-storey car park, by the ipropfans review, with a link bridge, covered and raised walkways, tree houses, a lawn pavilion and a tai-chi square among them. StarProperty adds that every home is allotted two car bays.
Can I see a home at The Westside Two that Sundays in Bed has designed?
Not so far: we haven’t designed a home at The Westside Two yet. This page gathers what StarProperty, the review sites and owners’ listings have published, and we test each point in your own rooms.
What interior design services do you offer at The Westside Two?
At The Westside Two, our condo interior design covers homes of 1,389 to 1,777 sq ft, from the paired three-bedrooms to the standalone A3a and the garden plans, including renovation design for eleven-year-old kitchens and bathrooms. We draw the plans, compare contractors’ quotes with you and manage the works on site, and contractors do the building. Interior styling, our Procurement Concierge for furnishing and Virtual Design for homes beyond Kuala Lumpur and Selangor complete what we offer.
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Paired, standalone or with a garden: which Westside Two plan is yours?
Send the plan, a few photos and who lives with you now. Our first conversation costs nothing, and the fee is in writing before you commit to anything.
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