Interior design pricing, room by room

Yes — and deliberately so. Because our fee doesn't change with what you spend, our recommendations are only ever about your home.

The design fee is ours; the furnishing budget and any contractor works are yours. We're a residential interior design and styling studio, not a design-and-build firm. We compile quotes from multiple suppliers and propose the best way you can utilise your budget. What interior design actually costs in KL and Selangor works one through end to end, design fee and renovation together.

An open-plan space — living and dining, with or without the kitchen, flowing as one room — is priced as its own room type rather than as several separate rooms: RM2,635 per open-plan space for interior styling, RM5,485 for interior design and USD 349 (RM1,430) for virtual design.

Not renovation packages. We price the design per room (RM3,565 for full design, RM1,715 for styling), so a whole home is the sum of its rooms, agreed before we begin. Contractor works are quoted separately and billed to you directly.

Yes. Our first discovery call is free, wherever you are, and carries no obligation. If you'd like your home seen first, a designer can visit anywhere in the Klang Valley for RM200, waived if you go ahead with us.

Our free discovery call covers your home, your timeline and which service fits, with no obligation. It is a conversation, not design work: a full layout plan and drawings are part of Interior Design, at RM3,565 per room.

With a free discovery call, just like our in-person projects. We talk through your room and what's included, with no obligation. If you go ahead, you pay the full fee up front: USD 279 (RM1,143) per room, or USD 349 (RM1,430) for an open-plan space.

This depends heavily on the type and quality of furniture selected, giving you the flexibility to decide how much of it goes to where, which will be discussed with your designer to understand your priorities.

A little wiggle room goes a long way. For any renovation work and purchases, we recommend setting aside a 10% contingency to cover the unexpected bits and emergencies that can pop up along the way.

Interior Styling is the lightest-touch option, using furniture and decor you already own and layering in new accessories and styling. Virtual Design is a remote service where a designer builds your design based on your brief, which you can implement at your own pace. Interior Design is the full-service tier, covering consultation, furniture procurement, installation, and project management, suited to larger-scale projects.

Once your designer hands over a curated shopping list, a dedicated personal shopper sources those items across multiple retailers on your behalf and manages the orders. It's an add-on for clients who would rather not spend time purchasing and coordinating each piece themselves.

A designer earns their fee in the mistakes you don't make: layouts that work the first time round, furniture that fits through the lift and past the columns, pieces bought once instead of twice. With an interior designer, that value is easy to weigh — one known number against the cost of time and expensive mistakes.

Yes. Our Interior Styling and Virtual Design service both offer a more flexible approach according to what you need. Speak to us if you're not sure which is the right fit for you.

As early as you can. We'd suggest 5–6 months before your target move-in date, or as soon as you have the keys — that gives us lots of room to plan around.

See Interior Designer vs Contractor in Malaysia: what each actually does, how their quotes compare, and how to avoid overpaying for either.

See our Price Per Square Foot, Explained guide for how that common pricing model actually works, and why we price per room instead.