Interior designer at TuJu Residences
Your TuJu home, as distinctive as you are.
The towers take their look from 1930s abstract art. Inside, the plans mark some bedroom walls as non-structural, so the number of rooms, and who each is for, may follow your household.
One wall for the desk and the next for wardrobes: the kind of bedroom we’d plan in a TuJu Type D for someone who works from home, since the study in that plan is open to the corridor.
- Developer
Distinctive World, a joint venture of Distinctive Capital and Eccaz
- Completion
Between 3Q2027 and April 2028, by published dates
- Homes
Two 41-storey towers of 466 homes each, twelve to a floor
- Sizes
710 to 1,442 sq ft, across ten layouts
- Facilities
A 50 m infinity lap pool on Level 9, sky dining on the Level 41 Sky Roof
TuJu Residences floor plans, and what they already tell you
TuJu Residences is a pair of towers going up off Jalan Kuching in Segambut, Kuala Lumpur, with ten layouts already published, so interior design here can start on paper, from Distinctive World’s plans.
Long before a TuJu home has walls you can touch, it has a plan you can read. Distinctive World has published every layout, and together they say a good deal about life here: you walk in beside the kitchen, some bedroom walls are drawn so they may move, and one home on each floor has a suite with a key of its own.
Sundays in Bed has not designed a TuJu home yet, since none is finished. We plan from Distinctive World’s layouts while the towers go up, and confirm every measurement after handover.
Distinctive World Sdn Bhd, a joint venture of Distinctive Capital and Eccaz, is building TuJu on 4.52 acres off Jalan Kuching, in a pocket it calls KL Duta North. Two 41-storey towers rise beside a nine-storey annexe of shop lots.
- Tower BDue 2028*41 storeys · 466 homes, twelve to a floor · launched in March 2024
- Tower ADue 2028*41 storeys · 466 homes, the same twelve-home mix · launched after Tower B
- AnnexeShops, poolsNine storeys · 38 shop lots, with the pools and the gym on Level 9
*Published completion dates run from 3Q2027, reported by The Edge at launch, to April 2028 in the advertising details now listed. We haven’t found a separate date for Tower A.
Ten layouts are published, the smallest 710 sq ft and the largest 1,442 sq ft built-up. On the key plans, every floor from Level 2 to 39A in each tower repeats the same twelve homes: two one-bedrooms, five two-bedrooms, one Type C, three Type Ds and one Type E.
- 710 sq ftTypes A, A1 and A2: one bedroom, the kitchen and yard together by the door; Type A adds a small closed study
- 893–926 sq ftTypes B and B1: two bedrooms, two baths, a balcony, and a hatched wall between the bedrooms
- 1,066 sq ftType C: three bedrooms and two bathrooms, with hatched walls around bedroom 2
- 1,270–1,302 sq ftTypes D, D1 and D2: three bedrooms and an open study nook off the corridor
- 1,442 sq ftType E: four bedrooms and three bathrooms; bedroom 4, by the foyer, has its own bathroom and a kitchenette counter
A grid borrowed from Mondrian
Distinctive World says TuJu’s design takes its cue from Piet Mondrian’s abstract art of the 1930s, and the lobby from De Stijl. It is a building that thinks in proportion, and that is the part worth carrying indoors.
In a TuJu home we’d take the idea lightly: wardrobe and kitchen doors set out as a calm grid with fine shadow gaps, shelves divided unevenly so books and objects can sit at different heights, and strong colour kept to one place, a rug, a print or a single painted door, against quiet walls.
Twelve front doors to a floor
With eleven neighbours on your floor, the first metre inside your own door works hard: shoes, a parcel that came while you were out, a pram, a golf bag. In Types B, C and D that same metre is where the kitchen begins.
So we draw the entrance cabinet and the kitchen as a single run of joinery, with a tall cupboard for shoes and bags nearest the door and the cooking further in, where it can be screened from the dining when the wok is out.
What the towers and annexe share
TuJu lists more than 50 facilities. Level 9 of the annexe holds a 50 m infinity lap pool, leisure and wading pools, a jacuzzi, a gym, a sauna and steam room, courts for basketball and badminton, a hall and an edible garden.
Level 6 of the towers has rooms for board games and console games, and the Level 41 Sky Roof has sky dining, a theatre lounge and reading lounges for adults and children. With a gym and a theatre lounge in the building, a spare room at home needn’t become either.
Each home comes with one or two bays in the car park, which is EV-ready; owners can apply to fit their own wall box, subject to approval.
Where TuJu sits
The developer lists KTM Segambut, KTM Sentul, LRT Sentul Timur and MRT Jalan Ipoh as the nearest stations, without distances, and the DUKE, SPRINT, Penchala Link, NKVE and LDP among its highways. TuJu has its own access from Jalan Kuching.
Interior design at TuJu Residences, decided while the towers rise
At TuJu Residences, the first decision is how many bedrooms your household needs, then which room is for whom.
Paint, sofas and lamps come easily after that, and any wall change is easiest to agree before the floor tiles go down.
If you can’t yet choose between two rooms and three
TuJu’s plans hatch certain walls as non-structural: the one between the two bedrooms of Type B, and those around bedroom 2 in Types C and D. Before anything is built or broken, we ask Distinctive World, and later the management, in writing which may change and when. Then we draw the rooms your household will actually use, before the flooring and wardrobes are chosen.
If the hob is the first thing you pass
In Types B, C and D the front door opens beside the kitchen, which runs into the dining with the yard behind it. If the wok comes out most nights, a hood ducted outside and a sliding glass screen will matter more than the colour of the cabinets, and a full-height cupboard by the door keeps shoes and shopping out of the cooking corner.
If bedroom four will have its own occupant
Type E’s fourth bedroom sits by the foyer, with a bathroom and a kitchenette counter of its own. Whether it houses your mother, a grown son or daughter, a lodger or your own desk decides the lock on its door, the sound insulation towards the living room and how hard-wearing its surfaces need to be.
If a parent will grow older here
Distinctive World drew Type A1 for older and disabled residents, with a bathroom planned around a wheelchair, and put panic buttons in the common areas and car parks. In the other types we can set plywood behind the bathroom tiles so grab rails can go up later, fit lever handles, and run a low night light from the bed to the bathroom.
If two homes will hold one family
TuJu offers homes that can be joined to the one next door, though which pairs connect hasn’t been published. If you buy two, we plan them together from the start: which front door becomes the main one, where the household cooks, and how the connecting door can still close when a grandparent wants quiet.
If your one-bedroom has no balcony
Types A, A1 and A2 put the kitchen and yard together by the front door and show no balcony on the plan, only an air-conditioner ledge. Washing then needs a plan of its own, perhaps a washer-dryer stacked in the yard, or a ceiling rack with an extractor fan, so laundry never ends up drying in the bedroom.
If the study has to work all day
In Type D the study is an open nook off the corridor, while Type A’s is a small room with a door. An open nook works hardest with a desk wall that closes: doors or a sliding panel over the screen and the files, so by evening the corridor looks like part of the home again.
If your keys come with fittings
TuJu’s handover list hasn’t been published. When yours is known, we check it against the sale agreement; whatever suits you stays, and the design goes to the rooms that still lack something.
What interior design costs at TuJu Residences
At TuJu Residences, the Sundays in Bed design fee is an estimated RM19,745–26,875 for a 1,302 sq ft Type D three-bedroom with study and RM12,615–16,180 for an 893 sq ft Type B two-bedroom.
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 designing a TuJu home with us would cost, worked out per room. Because some bedroom walls here may be redrawn, the fee follows the layout you settle on: a third bedroom kept is one more room to design, and two bedrooms made into one are counted once.
3 bedrooms and a study: 4 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
Before a single line is drawn, you’ll have our fee on paper to sign, and it is paid in instalments. It counts rooms, so a switch from laminate to stone on the worktop changes the builder’s price and leaves ours where it was.
Add Curated furniture from Commune, Cellini and Poet Living to our fee, and a 1,302 sq ft Type D totals roughly RM171k–305k.
In a new TuJu home, the things to settle first are any wall you’d move, a screen or door for the open kitchen and the storage by the entrance; the rest can follow in stages. Each number is a guide until builders have priced your drawings.
| Home | Our fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3+study Type D · 1,302 sq ft | RM19,745–26,875 | RM152k–278k | RM319k–668k |
| 2-bed Type B · 893 sq ft | RM12,615–16,180 | RM122k–226k | RM264k–558k |
| 4-bed dual key Type E · 1,442 sq ft, with a suite | RM19,745–26,875 | RM161k–294k | RM336k–705k |
| 1-bed + study Type A · 710 sq ft | RM12,615–16,180 | RM114k–211k | RM248k–523k |
Our lower figure covers what most TuJu plans need drawn: the living and dining, the bedrooms and any study. The higher one leaves room for one extra, such as a bathroom, or for two in the 1,270–1,442 sq ft homes, such as both bathrooms.
Estimated in October 2026, before any TuJu home could be measured; quotations replace them.
What the TuJu ranges assume
Each row prices a newly completed TuJu home with its bathrooms left as Distinctive World builds them. The Type D and Type A studies count as rooms, and the Type E suite counts as its fourth bedroom.
Because TuJu’s handover list isn’t public, cooling for each room, wardrobes, a kitchen with cabinets, hob and hood, and a washer-dryer all sit inside every range. Whatever in yours you decide to keep comes off the total.
Furnishing to let?
EdgeProp described TuJu as aimed at families, professionals and investors. For a home you’ll let, we’d suggest our Essential level: built to take wear, finished quickly and furnished with pieces from Ikea, SSF Home and Harvey Norman. Our fee per room stays the same at any level.
Renovation and furniture at Essential, before our fee
- 3+study
- RM80k–128k
- 2-bed
- RM63k–101k
- 4-bed dual key
- RM85k–135k
- 1-bed + study
- RM59k–95k
Begin with a conversation
Say how many bedrooms you’d like, and we’ll talk the fee through room by room on 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.
Interior design for TuJu Residences, drawn ahead of the keys
At TuJu Residences, layouts and joinery can be drawn from the plans before handover; the measuring, the quotes and the works wait for the keys.
Your designer is the same person at the first call and at the styling, and the building work goes to contractors you pick.
- Tower, type and household FreeWhich tower and which type, who is moving in or whether you’ll let it, and whether a hatched wall should stay.
- A visit once the keys are out RM200, waived if you go ahead with usEach room is measured, the hatched walls are checked against the plan, and we list what Distinctive World has fitted and what deserves to stay.
- The scope, signedBefore we draw, the rooms and our fee go down in writing. Then the plan, the joinery, the light and the materials, with the bedroom count settled before anything is ordered.
- One drawing set to priceContractors quote on the same TuJu drawings, so their figures can be compared item by item. We sit down with you over them, and you decide who builds.
- Building, then stylingWe arrange lift slots and deliveries through the management office, check each stage on site against the drawings, and set out the furniture before you sleep there.
Starting before handover lets the drawings and the contractors’ prices be waiting for you on key day, so work can start once the defects are logged and the management has signed off. Until then, we keep track of each date for you. The full process
DBKL and the management sign off first
TuJu sits within Kuala Lumpur, which makes DBKL the authority; the advertising details listed for the project give its building plan reference as BP U1 OSC 2022 2426, and the city hall sets out its own steps for renovating a strata home.
Under the strata by-laws, renovation needs the management body’s written approval, which can come with a deposit, set hours and a finishing date. Shifting pipes or drains, relocating an outside door or window, changing a safety feature or the home’s entire wiring needs DBKL’s approval too.
TuJu has no management body yet, so none of its renovation rules are published. At handover, list every defect for Distinctive World in writing before any work starts; we ask for the rules in writing before contractors quote.
One TuJu Residences layout, renovated around the people in yours
At TuJu Residences, two homes on the same plan may be lived in quite differently, so we start from the people in yours: who sleeps where, who works from home and who comes to stay.
Perhaps a Type D will hold a young family, with the study as the homework corner. Perhaps it will be a couple who each work from home, or two people keeping the third bedroom for a parent who visits. Each asks for different things from the same rooms, which is why the brief begins with your weekdays.
Keep, adapt, add: a TuJu checklist
- KeepWet areasThe bathrooms, the kitchen run and the yard where the plans put them, since moving plumbing needs DBKL as well as the management
- AdaptHatched wallsThe non-structural walls between some bedrooms, once Distinctive World and the management agree
- AddEntry, desksA cabinet by the door for shoes and shopping, the wardrobes, and a desk wall for the study
Read from Distinctive World’s published floor plans. Your sale agreement sets what is handed over, and we read it with you when the keys come.
What older homes elsewhere have cost to renovate
No TuJu home is finished, so the building has none of its own renovation figures yet. The closest published ones belong to two older homes in other buildings, both renovated by other firms and filed under another area, Taman Duta, on the index for Kenny Hills and Damansara Heights.
At The Era @ Dutamas, a 600 sq ft one-bedroom came to RM90,000 over ten weeks. At Seri Duta II, a 1,730 sq ft three-bedroom came to RM300,000, also in ten weeks.
Both had more to strip out than a new TuJu unit, so we haven’t scaled either to a TuJu plan; the estimates in the fee table are worked out on TuJu’s own layouts. Both records are on our Kenny Hills and Damansara Heights renovation cost index.
FAQ
TuJu Residences, from tenure to bedroom walls
Is TuJu Residences the same as Tujuh Residences?
No. TuJu Residences is Distinctive World’s pair of 41-storey towers off Jalan Kuching in Segambut, Kuala Lumpur, under DBKL. Tujuh Residences is an MRCB and Kwasa Land building in Kwasa Damansara, Shah Alam, with a separate page.
The names sound alike, but the developers, plans and councils differ, so check which one your sale agreement names before comparing layouts or prices.
Can I take down a bedroom wall in my TuJu home?
Possibly, for some walls. TuJu’s floor plans hatch certain bedroom walls as non-structural, for example between the two bedrooms of Type B and around bedroom 2 in Types C and D, and the developer describes two-room layouts that can become three and three-room layouts that can become two.
Non-structural doesn’t mean free to remove. We ask Distinctive World, and the management body once it forms, in writing which walls may come out and when. The work then needs the management’s approval on paper, plus DBKL’s if pipes or the home’s wiring as a whole are being changed.
What layouts does TuJu Residences have?
TuJu Residences has ten published layouts, ranging from 710 sq ft to 1,442 sq ft: one-bedrooms (Types A, A1 and A2), two-bedrooms (B at 893 and B1 at 926 sq ft), a 1,066 sq ft three-bedroom (C), three-bedrooms with a study (D and D2 at 1,302, D1 at 1,270 sq ft) and the 1,442 sq ft four-bedroom, dual-key Type E.
On the key plans, each floor of each tower holds twelve homes: two one-bedrooms, five two-bedrooms, one Type C, three Type Ds and one Type E. In B, C and D you enter beside the kitchen, which is open to the dining and has the yard behind it.
Is TuJu Residences freehold or leasehold?
Published sources disagree on TuJu Residences’ tenure, so we don’t state one here. Your sale agreement and the land title are the documents to go by, and the developer can confirm what yours says.
The sources do agree that the 4.52-acre site carries a commercial title and that the homes are sold as serviced apartments.
Who is developing TuJu Residences, and when is it due?
TuJu Residences is being built by Distinctive World Sdn Bhd, a joint venture of Distinctive Capital Sdn Bhd and Eccaz Sdn Bhd, with its office at Menara 1MK in Mont Kiara. Tower B was launched on 3 March 2024, and Tower A was to follow later that year.
Completion dates differ by source: The Edge reported 3Q2027 at launch, and the advertising details now listed give April 2028. Distinctive World posts site-progress photos on the TuJu website each month, the latest from September 2026.
Nobody can judge the finish before the keys are out. At handover, we help you check the home against your sale agreement and send Distinctive World a written list of defects.
What might it cost to renovate and furnish a TuJu home?
Renovating and furnishing a 1,302 sq ft Type D at TuJu Residences is estimated at RM152k–278k with Curated pieces from Commune, Cellini or Poet Living, and RM319k–668k with Bespoke ones from Space Furniture, BoConcept or Molteni&C. Our design fee, RM19,745–26,875, is separate.
An 893 sq ft Type B two-bedroom is estimated at RM122k–226k at Curated. Both assume nothing from the handover is kept, since TuJu’s list hasn’t been published; the builders’ quotations give the true number.
What facilities does TuJu Residences have?
TuJu Residences lists more than 50 facilities. Level 9 of the annexe holds a 50 m infinity lap pool, leisure and wading pools, a jacuzzi, a gym, a sauna and steam room, basketball and badminton courts, a hall and an edible garden; Level 6 of the towers has board-game and console-game rooms, and the Level 41 Sky Roof has sky dining, a theatre lounge and reading lounges for adults and children.
Where is TuJu Residences, and which stations are nearest?
TuJu Residences is off Jalan Kuching in Segambut, Kuala Lumpur, in a pocket the developer calls KL Duta North, with its own access from Jalan Kuching. Distinctive World lists KTM Segambut, KTM Sentul, LRT Sentul Timur and MRT Jalan Ipoh as the nearest stations, without distances.
Can I see photos of a TuJu Residences home you’ve designed?
Not yet: Sundays in Bed has not designed a TuJu home, since none is finished. We plan from Distinctive World’s layouts while the towers go up, and confirm every measurement after handover.
What interior design services do you offer at TuJu Residences?
At TuJu Residences, we design condo interiors for every type, from the 710 sq ft one-bedrooms to the dual-key Type E. We draw the plans, compare contractors’ quotes with you and manage the works on site, and contractors do the building. Interior styling suits rooms that only need furnishing, our Procurement Concierge orders the pieces, and Virtual Design reaches homes beyond Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.
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A TuJu sale plan is all we need to begin.
Attach the plan in your sale agreement, name your tower and type, and tell us who will live there. Our first conversation is free, and you’ll see the design fee set out room by room, in writing, before you commit.
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