Interior designer at Tujuh Residences
Your Tujuh home, finished with quiet craft.
Tujuh’s walls come finished from MRCB’s factory, so our craft goes into the last layer: a desk that folds into the joinery by evening, and a drying corner where there’s no balcony.
A console, a lamp and a door that closes softly: the kind of entry we’d plan in a Tujuh home, where the galley sits just inside and shoes, keys and bags need a place before the kitchen begins.
- Developer
MRCB Land, with Kwasa Land, the EPF’s township arm
- Completion
Expected January 2027, by the approved advertising notice
- Homes
573 serviced apartments in one 29-storey tower, about 24 to a floor
- Sizes
550 to 909 sq ft, in four types from one bedroom to a dual key
- Tenure
Leasehold, on about 2.26 acres in Kwasa Damansara City Centre
Tujuh Residences floor plans, built in modules: what that means at home
Tujuh Residences is the first home tower MRCB has built with its own modular system, and every plan in it is compact.
Our interior design starts by asking what the modules allow, then lets joinery, light and furniture do most of the work.
Open the front door of most Tujuh homes and the kitchen is the first thing you pass. In three of the four plans the galley sits just inside, open to the dining, so shoes, keys, shopping and cooking share the same few steps, and that short stretch decides how calm the rest of the home feels.
We’re Sundays in Bed. Tujuh is still being built and no home of ours is there yet, but its published plans are enough to start drawing yours. The rooms we design are yours to choose, and each one’s fee is agreed in writing first.
Tujuh Residences is a single leasehold tower of 29 storeys and 573 serviced apartments, in two wings that meet at one lift core. MRCB Land developed it with Kwasa Land, the EPF’s township arm, as the first homes in Kwasa Damansara City Centre, the 94-acre heart of the township, on a site of about 2.26 acres. The approved advertising notice expects completion in January 2027; MRCB reported the tower half built at the end of 2025, and still counted it among projects under way in its results for the first half of 2026.
Tujuh Residences homes run from 550 to 909 sq ft built-up, in four types, each also drawn as a mirror image.
- 550 sq ftType A: one bedroom, the kitchen just inside the front door, one parking bay
- 666 sq ftType B: two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, one bay
- 862 sq ftType C: three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a yard behind the kitchen, two bays
- 909 sq ftType D, dual-key: two bedrooms, plus a studio with its own kitchenette, two bays
Built in modules
MRCB’s own method, the MRCB Building System, makes up to 80% of the building works in a factory, and Tujuh is the first home tower to use it. The Edge described the modules arriving prefinished, with wiring, plumbing, fixtures and finishes already in.
MRCB hasn’t published a handover list, though, so until we’ve read the schedule in your sale agreement and seen the unit, we assume nothing about wardrobes or appliances. Moving a wall or a wet point is a question for MRCB, and later for management, before it becomes a drawing.
Two dozen homes to a floor
Read from the developer’s key plans, a typical floor holds about 24 homes, four of Type A, six of B, nine of C and five of D, along corridors that serve both sides of each wing. Every home takes its daylight from one face, so the rooms furthest from the window need light layered in from the start, and the afternoon sun reaches the two wings differently.
In practice that means pale joinery on the walls nearest the window, a lamp or wall light in every room rather than one ceiling point, and doors that let light through to the inner rooms, whether glazed panels or a slatted screen.
Around the tower
The developer’s plan puts a pool, a wading pool, cabanas, a lawn, a multipurpose hall and barbecue pits on the Level 10 podium, with a prayer hall, a games room and a reading room on the ground floor. MRCB describes Kwasa Damansara and Kwasa Sentral MRT stations as within walking distance, and a 10-acre Central Park with jogging trails nearby.
The building is marketed with rainwater harvesting and low-VOC, weather-resistant paint. When a Tujuh home is repainted inside, we specify low-VOC paint as well, so a small, air-conditioned home isn’t left smelling of solvent.
Interior design ideas for Tujuh Residences, before a single finish
In a Tujuh home, we decide with you what each room has to do on an ordinary day.
In a plan this compact, that comes before a single finish is chosen.
If you’d like to move a wall or a sink
Tujuh’s walls arrive from MRCB’s factory with their wiring and pipes. Before we draw a moved wall or a sink in a new place, we ask MRCB, and management once it exists, what the system allows, and if the answer is no, joinery and lighting make the change instead.
If you cook at home most nights
In Types A, B and D, the galley sits just inside the front door, open to the dining. A ducted hood, or a glass screen between the cooking and the sofa, matters more here than any cabinet colour.
If your washing needs somewhere to dry
Only Type C’s plan shows a yard; the others show air-conditioner ledges and no balcony. Elsewhere we plan a washer-dryer, a ventilated drying corner and a ceiling rack from the first sketch, so the laundry never ends up on a chair.
If a desk has to disappear at night
Between 550 and 909 sq ft, storage and rooms with two uses lead the brief: a run of full-height wardrobes, a cupboard by the door for shoes and bags, and a desk that closes into the joinery when the working day ends.
If the Type D studio has a tenant, a parent or a desk
Off the shared foyer, the studio has its own kitchenette and bathroom. A tenant, a parent, a grown-up child or a home office each needs different locks, finishes and sound separation, so we settle who it is for first.
If you want to know what each type asks for
Type A, 550 sq ft. One bedroom, with the galley a step inside the door. The bed wall and a single run of wardrobes settle most of the plan, and the sofa should face away from the cooking.
Type B, 666 sq ft. Two bedrooms, each with a bathroom of its own, which suits two flatmates or a household with a guest. We give the rooms equal storage, so neither feels like the spare.
Type C, 862 sq ft. Three bedrooms and the only plan with a yard. The smallest bedroom often becomes a study or a child’s room, and the yard takes the washing, so the living room stays clear.
Type D, 909 sq ft. Two bedrooms and the studio behind its own door. Sound between the two sides matters as much as the finishes, so we look at the shared wall and the doors before anything decorative.
If this is a first home
The developer’s buyer profile, as The Edge reported it, runs from 27 to 36 and includes parents buying for their children. A first home rarely arrives fully furnished, so we draw the built-in joinery properly now and leave the plan room for the chair, the rug and the table you’ll find over the next few years.
If the finishes already suit you
What the modules arrive with is set out in your sale agreement, not in a brochure. We check it against the unit at handover, keep every surface you’re happy with, and spend only where the home doesn’t yet fit your days.
What interior design costs at Tujuh Residences
At Tujuh Residences, our design fee for the three-bedroom Type C, or the dual-key Type D whose studio counts as a third bedroom, is an estimated RM16,180–19,745, priced per room and agreed in writing before we begin.
- Each Tujuh room we design
- RM3,565
- Living, dining and galley
- RM5,485
In a Tujuh home, the fee follows the rooms that need the most thought: the living and dining with its galley, and each bedroom, the Type D studio among them. A bathroom comes into it only if you’d like one changed.
MRCB describes the modules as arriving with their surfaces in place, so the drawing time goes on storage, light and the kitchen wall rather than on new floors.
3 bedrooms: 3 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 total goes in writing before we start and is paid in stages. Since it never follows your contractors’ bills, choosing sintered stone over quartz for Tujuh’s galley kitchen changes nothing on our side.
Add our fee to a Curated fit-out, with Commune, Cellini or Poet Living furniture, and a Tujuh three-bedroom comes to about RM157k–280k.
Choose the Tujuh type nearest yours and the rooms to draw. The fee and the ranges both remain estimates until contractors quote on our drawings.
| Home | Our fee | Curated | Bespoke |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3-bed Type C · 862 sq ft | RM16,180–19,745 | RM141k–260k | RM300k–631k |
| Dual key Type D · 909 sq ft, two bedrooms and a studio | RM16,180–19,745 | RM141k–260k | RM300k–631k |
| 2-bed Type B · 666 sq ft | RM12,615–16,180 | RM122k–226k | RM264k–558k |
| 1-bed Type A · 550 sq ft | RM9,050–12,615 | RM103k–193k | RM228k–485k |
Read the lower figure as a usual Tujuh brief: the open living, dining and galley, plus every bedroom, the Type D studio included. The upper one adds a room, perhaps a bathroom you’d like redone.
These are October 2026 guides, not quotations.
How these figures are worked out
Each row prices a brand-new home with its bathrooms kept as handed over. In the dual-key row, the studio counts as a third bedroom, its kitchenette included.
The ranges assume new air-conditioners, a washer-dryer, a hob and hood, kitchen cabinets and wardrobes. MRCB hasn’t published Tujuh’s handover list, so anything that arrives with your unit, and stays, comes off these ranges.
Furnishing to let?
The Edge reported investors among Tujuh’s buyers, alongside small families and parents buying for their children. If yours will be let, our Essential level, furnished from Ikea, SSF Home and Harvey Norman, is faster to put in and easier to refresh between tenants; whether the Type D studio may be let on its own will depend on house rules not yet written. The design fee stays the same at each level.
Renovation and furniture at Essential, before our fee
- 3-bed
- RM74k–118k
- Dual key
- RM74k–118k
- 2-bed
- RM63k–101k
- 1-bed
- RM53k–85k
Begin with a conversation
Say which Tujuh type you own and whether it’s for living in or letting. Your plan, marked with a first idea for the entry, comes with us 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.
Tujuh Residences renovation, from drawings now to works after the keys
Tujuh Residences is still being built, so the early months are drawings and paperwork, with no dust yet.
The designer who draws your home also styles the finished rooms; contractors you pick carry out the work, from quotes we collect and compare with you, while we run the job.
A tower of 573 homes hands most of them over in the same season, so defect inspections, lift bookings and renovation approvals all queue in the first months. With drawings finished before the keys, your contractor can take a place in those queues early instead of starting the paperwork then.
No management corporation exists yet, so Tujuh’s renovation rules, deposit and working hours haven’t been written. Parking is allotted by type, one bay for Types A and B and two for C and D, and we ask early where a contractor’s van may load.
- A call about your type FreeType A, B, C or D, who moves in or rents, the handover list in your sale agreement, and what you’d be comfortable spending.
- A visit once the keys are out RM200, waived if you go ahead with usOnce keys are out, we measure, see where the sun falls on your side of the tower, and note what MRCB fitted.
- Rooms and fee in writing, then designFirst the rooms, our fee and the spend go on paper. Then the layouts, joinery, lighting and finishes, drawn to suit the modules.
- One set of drawings, several quotesContractors quote against one set of Tujuh drawings, so their prices compare. We go through each quote with you item by item, and you pick the builder.
- Works around the move-insLift slots booked with management, trades and deliveries timed around neighbours moving in, every stage inspected against our drawings, then the rooms dressed.
Between MRCB’s defects team, a management office still being formed and MBSA, the first year after handover is busy. We keep the list, chase each item and bring you only what needs your decision. The full process
Keys due in 2027?
MRCB’s approved notice expects Tujuh to be completed in January 2027, and the company reported it half built at the end of 2025. Agents quote other dates, so we work from your sale agreement. At handover, put every defect to MRCB in writing and have it put right before your own works begin.
Tujuh comes under Majlis Bandaraya Shah Alam (MBSA), which approved its building plans, and your contractor applies to MBSA for any permit the works need. Deposits, working hours and lift bookings are for the management office to set once it exists; none is published yet, so we collect them first.
Interior design that makes a Tujuh Residences home your own
At Tujuh Residences, we begin with whoever will live in the home: the same 862 sq ft Type C might house a young family, three flatmates or a couple who both work from home.
We’ll ask who wakes first, who cooks, who takes calls at home and where the bicycle lives. In a compact home each of those needs its own place, and we’ll find it with you.
What you keep, adapt and add at Tujuh
- KeepWalls, wet pointsThe factory-made modules, with the wiring, plumbing and finishes they arrive with
- AdaptKitchen, studioThe galley kitchen by the door; the Type D studio, for whoever uses it
- AddStorage, laundryEntry storage, a drying corner, and lighting for one-sided daylight
From MRCB’s published plans and its description of the modules. The full handover list isn’t public yet and your sale agreement decides it, so we check yours at handover.
One request is worth making on the day you collect the keys: the finish schedule for your unit, with its paint colours and the names of the tiles, flooring and fittings. In a home finished in a factory, a patched wall or a new cabinet beside the old ones should look as if it was always there, and with the schedule in hand that takes an order rather than guesswork.
What compact homes have cost to renovate elsewhere
Tujuh isn’t finished, so there are no renovation records from it, and none of ours. The nearest published records are other firms’ compact homes in Petaling Jaya’s Damansara townships, in another council’s area, so read them only as a sense of scale.
A 600 sq ft one-bedroom at Maisson Residence in Ara Damansara came to RM68,000 over nine weeks, and an 800 sq ft two-bedroom at H20 to RM85,000 over 14. Their scopes vary and not all include furniture, which is why they sit below the Curated ranges above.
Petaling Jaya renovation cost index
Others nearby, each with its own guide:
Kwasa Damansara Kota Damansara Elmina Ridge ForestHill Damansara
FAQ
Tujuh Residences, from construction to move-in
Is Tujuh Residences the same as TuJu Residences?
No. Tujuh Residences is MRCB Land’s serviced-apartment tower in Kwasa Damansara City Centre, under Shah Alam’s city council. TuJu Residences, by Distinctive World, is a separate building in Kuala Lumpur near Jalan Kuching, with its own guide. The names sound alike; the developers, councils and plans don’t.
Can I move walls in a home built from MRCB’s modules?
Ask before you plan on it. Tujuh Residences is the first home tower built with MRCB’s modular system, and its modules arrive carrying wiring and plumbing. We check with MRCB, and with management once it is formed, which walls and wet points can change, and design around the answer; where a wall must stay, joinery and lighting can still reshape the room.
How should I set up the Type D studio?
Decide who it is for first. Let to a tenant, the studio at Tujuh needs its own lock, hard-wearing finishes and storage nobody shares; for a parent or a grown-up child, a quieter bed and an easy bathroom; as an office, good light and a door that shuts. Whether it can be let on its own will depend on house rules not yet written.
Where does the laundry dry in a Tujuh home?
It depends on the type. At Tujuh Residences only Type C’s plan has a yard, behind the kitchen; Types A, B and D show air-conditioner ledges and no balcony. In those, we build a washer-dryer and a ventilated drying corner into the joinery from the first drawing.
What does a Tujuh three-bedroom cost to renovate and furnish?
For an 862 sq ft Type C at Tujuh Residences, renovation and furniture at our Curated level, whose furniture comes from Commune, Cellini and Poet Living, typically runs RM141k–260k; at Bespoke, furnished from Space Furniture, BoConcept and Molteni&C, RM300k–631k. Our design fee of RM16,180–19,745 sits on top, and contractors’ quotes set the real figure.
Tujuh Residences is due in 2027. When should I start designing?
Five or six months before you hope to move in. MRCB’s floor plans are published, so layouts and joinery can be drawn ahead of the keys and confirmed on the site visit, with quotes ready while your defects are put right. The approved notice expects completion in January 2027.
What are the floor plans at Tujuh Residences?
Tujuh Residences has four types, from 550 to 909 sq ft built-up, each also drawn as a mirror image. Type A is a 550 sq ft one-bedroom, Type B a 666 sq ft two-bedroom with a bathroom to each bedroom, Type C an 862 sq ft three-bedroom with a yard, and Type D a 909 sq ft dual key: two bedrooms plus a studio with its own kitchenette.
Where is Tujuh Residences?
In Kwasa Damansara City Centre, the 94-acre heart of the Kwasa Damansara township, under Majlis Bandaraya Shah Alam (MBSA). MRCB describes Kwasa Damansara and Kwasa Sentral MRT stations as within walking distance.
What facilities does Tujuh Residences have?
The developer’s plan puts a pool, a wading pool, cabanas, a lawn, a multipurpose hall and barbecue pits on the Level 10 podium of Tujuh Residences, with a prayer hall, a games room and a reading room on the ground floor. MRCB also describes a 10-acre Central Park with jogging trails nearby.
Can I see photos of a Tujuh Residences home you’ve designed?
Not yet: Tujuh Residences is still being built and no home of ours is there. Its published plans are enough to start drawing yours, though.
What interior design services do you offer at Tujuh Residences?
Our condo interior design at Tujuh Residences covers its one-, two- and three-bedroom homes and the Type D dual-key, with renovation design where MRCB’s modules allow it. We draw the plans, compare contractors’ quotes with you and manage the works on site, and contractors do the building. Interior styling, or furnishing through our Procurement Concierge, can be had on its own for a home that needs no building; for a home outside Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, there’s Virtual Design.
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