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SPECIAL REPORT
Asia Young Designer Awards FEATURED PROJECTS
EQUATORIAL HOTEL SKY51 SKY BAR HOUSE NO.100 THE RUMA HOTEL AND RESIDENCES
ARTICLE
A CHALLENGING FUTURE AHEAD
MIID COUNCIL 2018-2020
ABOUT MIID
IDr Mohamad Faisal Ghazali President
IDr Ooi Boon Seong
The Malaysian Institute of Interior Designers (MIID) or Pertubuhan Perekabentuk Dalaman Malaysia (PPDM) is the national institute representing the interior design profession in Malaysia.
Deputy President
IDr Leong Ta Wah Vice President
IDr Sharifah Suzana Simmonds Honorary Secretary
It is an amalgamation of two previous bodies namely, Interior Designers Institute of Malaysia (Institut Perekabentuk Dalaman Malaysia or IPDM) and the Malaysian Society of Interior Designers (MSID).
IDr Lai Siew Hong Honorary Treasurer
Ar. IDr Chris Yap Seng Chye Immediate Past President
The vision of the institute is to develop a sophisticated society of Malaysians who are conversant and appreciative of the creative world of interior design. To this end, the institute conducts various programmes throughout the year to educate, promote and foster better ties between the public and professional members alike. These include:
IDr Ronnie Choong Swee Beng Past President on Council Council Members
IDr Norshafina Ibrahim IDr Nur Diana Mohamed Rosli Ar. IDr Chin Pak Loong IDr Teo Kui Soon IDr Wong Pei San IDr Chan Wan Hoe Aidatul Aida Ahmad Kushairi IDr Zaidan Md Tahir IDr Patrick Chin Yoon Seong
1 A lecture
series where leading practitioners are invited to share their ideas, experience and visions for the future.
2 Exhibitions highlighting members’ work and other subjects of current interest.
3 Workshops, seminars and conferences to provide a platform for discourse and discussion.
CONTACT INFORMATION
4 An official design magazine to showcase members’ work plus the design world at large.
5 Social media i.e. a website for MIID and a Facebook page. Pertubuhan Perekabentuk Dalaman Malaysia (PPDM) Malaysian Institute of Interior Designers (MIID) C3-3A-10, Solaris Dutamas No 1, JaIan Dutamas 1 50480 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
6 Developing
since 1989, an education policy with academic programmes geared towards training interior designers for design excellence.
7 Providing
an advisory role between the Malaysian interior design profession and statutory/professional bodies e.g. Board of Architects Malaysia (Lembaga Akitek Malaysia), Fire Department (Jabatan Bomba), etc. via the Architects Act 1967 of the Laws of Malaysia (Act 117).
8 Actively
engaging with international and regional design bodies e.g. International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers (IFI), International Design Alliance (IDA), Asia-Pacific Space Designers Association (APSDA), etc. to promote and develop the interior design profession.
Tel +6 03 6411 6801 Fax +6 03 6411 6802 Email info@miid.org.my Web www.miid.org.my
COPYRIGHT & DISCLAIMER © Copyright MIID. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in part or whole without the written permission of MIID. All information is correct at time of publication. Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of this newsletter, MIID, the Council, its staff, vendors and suppliers shall not be held liable for any errors or omissions that may occur.
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CONTENTS
I SSUE 1 4 JUL-AUG 2020
SPECIAL REPORTS
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NIPPON PAINT AIMS TO SUPPORT AND STRENGTHEN DESIGN INDUSTRY WITH UPCOMING ASIA YOUNG DESIGNER AWARDS The 14th edition of AYDA continues to support and nurture design community in Asia to greater heights.
REGULARS
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EDITOR’S NOTE A message from the Editors
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE A few words from the President of MIID
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MIID EVENT CALENDAR Upcoming events
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MIID MEMBERSHIP List of newly-registered members
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DIRECTORY Interior Design Firms, Builders, Suppliers and more
ARTICLES
16 A CHALLENGING FUTURE AHEAD Interior design firms have to contend with more obstacles now – from managing their finances to managing client expectations, they must also juggle time management effectively to sell their ideas.
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CONTENTS
FEATURED PROJECTS
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EQUATORIAL HOTEL SKY51 SKY BAR Industry Excellence, Gold Award Winner 2019, Interior Builder Category
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THE RUMA HOTEL AND RESIDENCES Industry Excellence, Gold Award Winner 2019, Interior Builder Category
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HOUSE NO.100 Design Excellence, Silver Award Winner 2019, Residential Category
MIID CORPORATE PARTNERS 2020 Infinite Category
Platinum Category
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Gold Category
WELCOME
MIID PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE
Editor’s Note
IDr SHARIFAH SUZANA SIMMONDS Head of Communications/Co-Editor Council Member (2018-2020)
Greetings and welcome to the fourth edition of the MIID Newsletter 2020!
IDr PATRICK CHIN YOON SEONG
I hope everyone is coping well and staying positive under the current circumstances. At the moment, the number of COVID-19 cases in Malaysia seems to be under control, which is a positive sign. However, we are all feeling the economic impact of this pandemic in one way or another. Despite this, the editorial team is keen to continue producing the MIID Newsletter to keep everyone updated and inspired on the Interior Design profession in the nation. First off, I would like to inform all that the submission period for the MIID REKA Awards 2020 for both Design Excellence and Industry Excellence has been extended till 30th September 2020, as we understand that the current situation may have disrupted to your practice, hence requiring more time to prepare your entries. Do submit your entries as early as possible! Following our Council Meeting in July, the council had agreed to proceed with several events, namely, REKA Design Week (MIID REKA Conference & RIDA Awards), MIID Annual Ball and Awards Night, REKA Workshops and Education Seminars. Details for the events will be updated on our website as they become available. In this edition, Mr. Joseph Wong Fook Ming from The Star Media Group has contributed yet another piece, this time discussing the challenges Interior Designers might face as a result of this pandemic. While we constantly work towards expanding and improving our e-Newsletter, feel free to suggest any ideas by dropping us an email at info@miid.org.my We hope you find this edition to be a pleasurable and informative read.
Co-Editor Council Member (2018-2020)
NEWSLETTER PUBLICATION TEAM EDITORIAL IDr SHARIFAH SUZANA SIMMONDS IDr PATRICK CHIN YOON SEONG IFRAN YAZID KANE CHONG
GRAPHIC DESIGN & LAYOUT KANE + EIN GRAPHIC DESIGN kanechong@gmail.com
CONTRIBUTORS JOSEPH WONG Content Manager, StarProperty, Star Media Group
ON THE COVER
THE RUMA HOTEL AND RESIDENCES
IDR. PATRICK CHIN Co-Editor
MIID REKA Awards 2019 Industry Excellence Gold Award Winner Interior Builders Category
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EVENT CALENDAR 26 AUG
2020
MIID Education Webinar
12 SEP
REKA Workshop
23 SEP
MIID Education Webinar
24 OCT
REKA Workshop
4 DEC
VENUE Signature Kitchen, Lot 24, Jalan Teknologi Taman Sains Selangor 1, PJU 5 Kota Damansara
VENUE TBC
REKA Design Week Re:Connect Showcase MIID REKA Conference VENUE Hotel Istana, Kuala Lumpur
RIDA Award Ceremony
12 DEC JAN 2021
MIID Annual General Meeting (AGM)
MIID Annual Ball and Awards Night
Due to the curent circumstances, dates may be subject to change without prior notice. Please refer to our official website and facebook page for the latest updates.
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MESSAGE
President’s Message Stay positive. Stay creative. Assalamualaikum and a very warm welcome to our fourth edition of the newsletter for 2020. I hope everyone is in their best state of mind and health. On Friday, 28th of August 2020, our Prime Minister announced the extension of the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO). Directly and indirectly, this affects the interior design profession. Based on the Impact Assessment of COVID-19 on Interior Design Practices report that was published in the previous newsletter, I hope interior design practices have been proactive in overcoming the financial challenges and managing overhead costs effectively. This will help us get through this trying time. The MIID council has agreed to proceed with the following events with extreme caution, whilst complying to the latest SOPs outlined by the government:
I am also pleased to announce a new programme entitled MIID i:Talk Web Series, created with the aim for selected MIID members to present their exceptional design works and reach out to industry players and general public who are interested in the profession. In the first series, MIID wishes to expose the audience to the various typology of designs and to familiarize the public with the various categories of interior design such as commercial, residential, and hospitality amongst others. The selected interior designers will cover the process from ideation to completion, which includes other aspects of design such as managing design expectations, balancing budgets, site issues, and more. I also would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank Ceratrade (MIID Infinite Corporate Partner), Roca (MIID Platinum Corporate Partner), Nippon Paint and Tachitica (Gold Corporate Partner) for supporting us through this pandemic. I hope sustainable benefits will blossom out of these partnerships. To all, stay safe and stay creative.
1) REKA Design Week RDW to be held concurrently with Re:connect Showcase, MIID REKA Conference and RIDA Award Ceremony 2) MIID Annual Ball and Awards Night To be held in January 2021 3) REKA Workshops 4) Education Webinars I hope to get the support of all the interior designers and industry players to ensure we keep on striving for excellence in the name of design, for the benefit of the profession and the nation at large.
IDr MOHAMAD FAISAL GHAZALI MIID President (2018-2020)
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ORGANISED BY
2020
MIID COPERATE PARTNERS INFINITE CATEGORY
PLATINUM CATEGORY
GOLD CATEGORY
MAIN SPONSORS
AN EVENT OF
CONCURRENT EVENT
FOR FURTHER ENQUIRIES, PLEASE CONTACT: Pertubuhan Perekabentuk Dalaman Malaysia (PPDM) Malaysian Institute of Interior Designers (MIID)
C3-3A-10, Solaris Dutamas, No. 1, Jalan Dutamas 1, 50480 Kuala Lumpur +60364116801 info@miid.org.my www.miid.org.my
MEMBERSHIP MIID MEMBERSHIP SUMMARY
UP DATE AS OF 15 AUG 2020
TYPE OF MEMBERSHIP
TOTAL
Honorary Members
1
Fellow Members
35
Corporate Members
626
Graduate Members
49
Academic Members
58
Associate Members
82
Student Members
1,891
Body Corporate – Design Firms
15
Body Corporate – Industry
26
Grand Total
2,783
NEWLY REGISTERED MEMBERS MIID CORPORATE MEMBERS NAME
MIID STUDENT MEMBERS MIID NO.
NAME
MIID BODY CORPORATE - INDUSTRY MIID NO.
WONG CHEE KEONG
M 824
FIRST CITY UNIVERSITY
LIEW JIAN HAO
M 825
CHEAH JING YU
S4489
WONG HUI YI
M 826
GRACE WONG JING YEE
S4490
YAP MOON THONG
M 827
WAN XIAO SHUEN
S4491
KHOR LIH THENG
M 828
WONG KAI YING
S4492
LEE WEI FONG
M 829
WONG YUN HAN
S4493
NUR LAILA BINTI MAHADZIR
M 830
SHUM KAH SHENG
S4494
CHIN PEI CHEN
S4503
INTI UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SUBANG JAYA
MIID ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
YAP KAI QI
S4495
MIID NO.
NGU SIOW ROU
S4496
FONG VUI KOON
A 94
CHONG EE LING
S4497
KIMBERLEY LIM CHERNG JIN
A 95
LIM MEI KEI
S4498
AHMAD FAKHRI BIN ZAKARIA
A 96
GOH JIAN LOONG LEROY
S4499
ONG JUN HAO
A 97
VALERIE KOK YING YI
S4500
E YON KYLE
A 98
HENG MING SZE
S4501
KELLY CHONG YIK MUN
S4502
NAME
MATRIX TRINITY TECHNOLOGY & CREATIVITY INSTITUTE (MTTC) ACADEMY HASBULLAH AIZAT BIN SHAFFEI
S4487
RAFFLES UNIVERSITY ISKANDAR MUZAMEER ASHRAFF BIN AZHAR
S4488
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NAME
MIID NO.
MATIC OFFICE SYSTEM SDN BHD
BC-I/26
DREAM TEAM VENTURES SDN BHD
BC-I/27
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MIID REK A AWARDS 2019 - INDUSTR Y E XC E L L E N C E - IN TE R IO R BU IL DE R S - GOL D AWA R D KEY INFO:
Interior Designer Blu Water Design Sdn Bhd Interior Builder In Strike Sdn Bhd Client Hotel Equatorial (M) Sdn Bhd Date of completion 14th June 2019
EQ HOTEL SKY51 SKY BAR he design idea was derived when Blu Water visited the site for the first time. Hovering at 250 meters above the grounds, the sky bar caters a 360-degree panoramic view around the city, providing visitors a bird-like experience. Consequently, the concept is shaped to immerse oneself into 4 varying emotions of a bird. When the visitors first exit the lift at the sky bar, they arrive into stillness of an infinite space, created through infinity mirrors and reflective surfaces to emulate illusion of a boundless sky, like a bird in its peak of flight, gliding in complete calmness. At the end of the tunnel, is a glowing Maitre’D that draws the attention of the
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visitors. “Physically the journey to the restaurant was challenging. But we created a journey where the guests pass through a time and space tunnel, then descend to an elegant restaurant and bar”. To realise the concept, we have to use different construction method, four to be exact. The four major areas are: Lift lobby and corridor To create the infinity lift lobby and corridor, we fabricated stainless steel in PVD finish with a 5.5m height glass panel laid carefully without horizontal support to appear seamless and carefully placing and joining mirror surfaces between them so that
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they can bounce the light that is caught between them seemingly to the infinity complete with embedded fibre optics (6000 in nos) to produce the glitter of the stars in the sky. Fine Dining The Maitre’D is backed against a lively bar deck, with play of Scarlet red glows to imitate the city lights, as if a bird curiously dives into the exciting city beneath. On the right, lies a sky dining restaurant with gracefully curved profiles and soft materials to portray the gentleness of a bird nurturing its youth; The fine dining area had a 9m height and elevated wall
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with latticework layered with 25mm width wood panel strip with stainless steel in PVD finish cladding complete with spray paint covering a total 8m in length including curvy corners. The precise strips are then enveloped by a stainless steel in PVD finish cladding and protected on the inner face by a hard lining. The cladding and lining are further strengthened by a subsidiary stainless steel base form. The resulting ‘wall’ thus requires up to many different materials and several sub-contractors, suppliers and trades. The framework and cladding require high precision finishes afforded by the use of carpentry for the same purpose and greatly enhanced by imaginative detailing. The “fin” wall forms and lend the structure, cladding, insulation and lining to the fine dining area.
Left: Arrival - Lift Lobby & Terrace Corridor Bottom: Outdoor dining area
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Below: Indoor dining right corner Bottom: Indoor dining left corner
Above: Outdoor Bar with overlooking sky bridge Below: Outdoor Bar
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Bar & Lounge While on the left of the speakeasy lift entrance, the passage leads and surprises the visitors into the bar lounge beyond, where the space revolves around a feature bar counter, twirling with energy and motion, like a bird in its furious hunt. The entire layout of this area create a curvy interior spaces with curving built-in, meandering sofas and winding corners of the room filled with curvilinear design. The constructions finishes consist of stainless steel in PVD finish, membrane ceiling, mirror, veneer ply and upholstery to form the curvy nature of the design and built in furniture. From ceiling of the bar counter, a construction of suspended stainless steel rods from the membrane ceiling give support to the five suspended diminishing diameter free hanging stainless steel oval shaped ring with embedded LED lights illuminates the whole counter. This gives a full character to the equally stunning
stainless steel in PVD finish clad curvaceous bar counter below. Outdoor Sky Bar The DJ booth becomes the focal point of the outdoor bar, floating in the air, with a cantilevered table. Meanwhile, a set of Pod Seats can be found at a corner of the outdoor bar, that envelop the visitors in nestlike structures, offering privacy and unique drinking experience among lush greenery. The design plays with light, space and sound to create an experience that challenges the senses. This is a double column outdoor sky bar which requires all the materials we worked with are water resistant. The open space allows the panoramic Kuala Lumpur skyline to flood in as, central to the space and concept – the staircase hanging on a 20 degree angle and enveloped on the top with glass of one metre height and 25mm thick with stainless steel capping which
curved and circled around. Underneath is concealed LED up light to create the mood and ambience and wrap beneath is a stainless steel mirror finish base to act as the ceiling base to the bar counter below. Venturing further you will be greeted by bird cages that welcome the guest to a private area with pod seats and a sense of exclusivity, even to the hoi polloi. Everything that can be seen and everything that is hidden including panels, beams and a rods installed on the 51st floor had to be brought up. The bird cages and everything longer than about 2 meters had to be built first then cut into chunks, disassembled (complete knock down) to fit into one lift, then re-welded, reassembled and reconstructed at the top. “We exploited the open space design of double height columns so guests have a feeling of floating in the sky”
Below: Sky Bar Lounge - indoor bar counter
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A CHALLENGING FUTURE AHEAD Text by Joseph Wong, Content Manager of StarProperty he challenges interior designing firms have faced prior to the outbreak of Covid-19 earlier in the year have been amplified. Managing any business is hard is already hard enough. But with additional challenges with the movement control order (MCO) and the subsequent conditional MCO and recovery MCO as well as social distancing, many firms, especially the new and smaller ones, might face survival issues. With the economy now in a recovery mode, interior designers will find themselves in a highly-competitive market and hectic schedule, as not every contractor has survived the Covid-19 pandemic. Quite a number of businesses have closed their doors for good, and some of these include those in the interior design industry. There is a silver lining amidst the dark clouds as many property developers have pointed out that potential homebuyers
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are still actively seeking a place of their own. Several developers like Mah Sing Group Bhd, Sime Darby Property Bhd and Platinum Victory, among others, have reported brisk sales where their respective properties are concerned. That is the good news as this entails that there are jobs to be had for the residential subsector. Nevertheless, interior design firms have to contend with more obstacles now – from managing their finances to managing client expectations, they must also juggle time management effectively to sell their ideas.
Managing time This skill is a must. There are only so many hours in a day and contending with competition to vie for business while prioritising projects in hand to meet looming deadlines. It could be that clients want their projects to be done by next week or the end of the month. Whatever the timeline may be,
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interior designers often find themselves working within tight turnarounds. This is where time management and organisational skills are really put to the test. Thankfully, there are many software and apps to help the newer interior designers manage business functions while on the go. Cloud-based business management software that gives easy access to documents is a great help when negotiating heavy deadlines and having to meet with clients. A valuable lesson learned during the MCO is that considerable time can be saved speaking to clients via conference calls (concalls). While physical meet-ups add that personal touch, con-calls can be used in between to keep the communication going. Interior designers also need to remember that new jobs need to be found alongside working on current projects to ensure smoother cash flow.
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Big ideas It is tough for anyone to sell something that doesn’t yet physically exist. Interior designers have to deal with this for every project, so the process is repeated with every new client. All they can show are renderings, floor plans and words to express the feel of an entire project. Of course, there are samples like the type of fabric and other materials which can be visibly shown and felt, but clients will always appreciate the extra effort to help them understand the vision. One of the hardest roles of interior designers is introducing the latest trends while maintaining a sense of timeless style. This is a vital skill that they have to master – the ability to stay on top of trends and knowing how to tastefully introduce without over-promising clients. This will also keep the client’s expectations somewhat under control. The good news is that with practice, this process becomes a little easier with more experience.
Managing client expectations Almost every interior designer would have come across a client with too many expectations. Given that this line of work already involves selling ideas without physical representations, there will always be such clients. Remember that clients approach interior designers because they have their own visions, but not the knowledge or skill to execute them. And some have no vision or design in mind. Worse are those who change their minds every few weeks or days. It is not uncommon to have clients who will ask for opposing designs with unreasonable timelines. It is challenging, but sometimes, interior designers might need to make the ultimate decision to make way for better prospects.
daunting task, but there are many accounting software that is created explicitly for interiors designers. Firms can look to improve their procedures with such software to ensure they have a great accounting process, and hence a better chance of survival and success. The point is that there are solutions available and despairing over the current socio-economic conditions is self-defeating. To quote Alexander Graham Bell: “When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us.” So choose to look at the open door, not the closed one.
Managing finances Interior designers have to monitor budgets very carefully. This means holding a tight rein on labour costs, material expenditure, marketing spending and incoming bills like rent or utilities. This is because when clients change their minds or projects run longer than anticipated, interior designers will find themselves in a tight spot. For many small interior design firms, managing their costs of materials is a
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Left Page: Many software and apps are readily available to help businesses. Above: Tough times ahead but there are silver linings. Bottom: It is not easy to sell something that doesn’t yet physically exist.
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MIID REK A AWARDS 2019 - SILVER AWA R D W IN N E R - R E SID E N TIA L KEY INFO:
Interior Designer Ar. IDr Dr. Tan Loke Mun Company DRTAN LM Architect Date of completion February 2019
MIID H OME D E C R E SIDE N TIA L D E SIGN W IN N E R
HOUSE NO. 100
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ouse No.100 is nestled in the mansions, an exclusive gated community in Desa Parkcity, Kuala Lumpur. The house is located on a hilltop with commanding views over the community club house and swimming pool. The striking feature of the house was the 10 meter wide double volume rectangular box enclosing the main living spaces on the ground floor. The concept was to enhance this large space by transforming it into an intricately crafted timber panelled amber jewel box.
Golden teak ply was used to create large vertical fins and shelves that wrap around to encapsulate the entire space. Strip lighting was built into the rear of each panel of ply which illuminates and brings the entire timber framed sculpture to a golden amber glow. The centre piece is the white sculptural steel rod suspended stair that floats like a piece of modern industrial art that ties all the floor volumes together. The flooring is finished with a textured neutral grey marble. A large modern cut twelveseater teak dinette table and
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industrialist steel kitchen cum bar completes the ritzy and classy gettogether space. A dialogue naturally develops from the play of the volume and surfaces tempered by the golden teak wood grain, polished stainless steel and fabric, converging to define a bright, contemporary and abstract interior space. The master bedroom is served by a long reflective mirror lined row of walk-in robes, the thin profiles, amplifies the elegance of the space, selected raw materials add to the purity of the surfaces transforming the spaces through the use of glass and light. The
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Facing Page: Dinette and bar area. Right: Dinette fore of steel and timber shelves Bottom: Shelving detail. Below: White stairs infused into the living area.
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sleep area employs a warn tone finish to better ease and unwind, the master bathroom is modern minimalist with calacatta finishes around the shower alcove. Lighting for the entire home are all energy saving. These configurable led modules offer a high degree of flexibility, aesthetics and functionality which can be easily adjusted for optimum lux level and colour temperature to satisfy the various functions of the space.
Above: Sectional study showing the stairs. Top-Left: View of the stairs leading to the mezzanine. Bottom-Left: Pedulus white stairs at the lower ground.
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Above: Dinette fused into the living hall. Below: Lattices of the stairs.
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ASIA YOUNG DESIGNER AWARDS 2020/21 ippon Paint Aims to Support and Strengthen Design Industry with Upcoming Asia Young Designer Awards. The 14th edition of AYDA continues to support and nurture design community in Asia to greater heights. On the heels of this year’s grand finale, Nippon Paint’s Asia Young Designer Awards 2020/21 design competition is currently underway with a focus on the theme, “Forward: Human-Centred Design”. Like previous years, finalists of the competition will have the special opportunity of engaging with respected industry professionals to gain valuable insight and knowledge.
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Two finalists will also stand a chance to walk away with the opportunity to embark on a comprehensive, fullyfunded 6-week Design Discovery programme at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design in Massachusetts, USA. The theme for this year’s competition, “Forward: HumanCentred Design”, focuses on the need for designers to provide practical and socially-conscious design solutions for a globalized world. The latest edition of the Asia Young Designer Awards (AYDA) also aims to encourage these budding designers to broaden their imaginations by consciously designing with dwellers and sustainability in
Top: Winners of Asia Young Designer Awards Rejoicing at AYDA International Summit. Above: Asia Young Designers of the Year - Tanay Narendra Bothara from India (Architecture) and Dang Huu Trong from Vietnam (Interior Design).
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mind, which in turn will expand their design thinking into understanding multi-faceted social and emotional aspects. The Asia Young Designer Awards 2020/21 (AYDA) will consist of several rounds including a preliminary round where finalists will have the opportunity to progress to the next stages and participate in workshops and mentorships with design professionals. In efforts of enriching the AYDA experience, Nippon Paint will also be organizing a webinar called AYDA International XChange on 26 August, where design veterans and young budding designers will connect to bring their knowledge and talents together. This enforces Nippon Paint’s passion to nurture these young talents by equipping them with real-life industry skills and knowledge. Viewers can catch AYDA’s insightful International XChange sessions on YouTube Live at AYDA’s YouTube Channel: Asia Young Designer Awards - AYDA. The webinar speakers consist of: Ar. Jabeen Zacharias, Founder of Jabeen Zacharias Architects; Mr Lai Siew Hong, Chief Executive Designer & Founder of Blu Water Studio; Mr Michael Pizarro, Principal Interior Designer of Michael Pizarro Interior Design. The upcoming session will discuss empathy and why this most sought-after skill is of importance for the industry. Through current trying times, AYDA is able to support the design industry in Asia by discussing forward thinking topics for the benefit of the future generation. One of the grand finale winners of the recent Asia Young Designer Awards 2019/20, Greta Elsa Nurtjahja from Indonesia of the Interior Design Category, recounts her experience of the competition, “Joining the Asia Young Designer Awards not only gave me the opportunity of a lifetime to attend Harvard University’s Design Discovery programme, but also connected me to inspiring design heroes of mine who were generous in relaying their knowledge and experience. She added, “The competition strengthened my design thinking and enhanced
my capabilities. It is truly an experience I will never forget.” Greta’s winning entry, “Rumah Kopi”, utilized nature as the space in which her design was based. Inspired by a local house in Indonesia, her project encapsulated both sustainability of materials and collaboration. Lin Honghan from China, who was the grand finale winner of the Architectural Category, focused on integrating traditional Chinese art forms with modern design concepts in his winning design, “Sweet Dream in the Garden”. He looks back fondly on his experience, “I was very happy to have won the grand title of Asia Young Designer, but even more so that I was able to share my work and get productive feedback from great designers from different countries. Their advice and guidance were invaluable to my experience in the competition.” With the 2020/21 competition, Nippon Paint continues its steadfast dedication to nurture young designers while strengthening the design community in the region. Continuing its dedication, Nippon Paint is in the process of signing the UN Global Compact Memorandum in efforts to reach the UN Sustainable Development Goals of 2030. The Coatings Expert has joined the ranks as one of the many giant global corporations that have pledged to further educate AYDA partners and participants across Asia to design in tandem with attainable sustainable goals: affordable and clean energy; industry, innovation and infrastructure; sustainable cities and communities; climate action. Design students from across the region are encouraged to send in their applications for the Asia Young Designer Awards 2020/21 by visiting asiayoungdesignerawards.com to find out how. Applicants can expect to undergo a well-rounded design competition experience of several stages with the opportunity to represent their countries on an international level.
About the Asia Young Designer Awards The Asia Young Designer Awards (“AYDA”) was first launched in 2008 as part of Nippon Paint’s vision to nurture the next generation of design talents. The event serves as a platform to inspire architectural and interior design students to develop their skills through cross-learning opportunities and networking with key industry players as well as fellow architectural and interior design peers in the region. AYDA has since grown in terms of reach and stature and has now established itself as one of Asia’s premier design award across 15 geographical locations namely Bangladesh, Hong Kong, Taiwan, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam with further expansion plans in the pipeline. Over the years, AYDA has impacted thousands of young and talented student designers, presenting them with various opportunities to engage with renowned speakers and key figures in the design industry. Not only has the exposure enabled the participants to gain first hand industry knowledge, personalised coaching, mentoring and skill-building through various workshops by experienced lecturers, they also learn from their fellow peers from across borders. With that, AYDA has established a close-knit design community comprising professional architects, interior designers, industry associations, partners, design schools, alumni and design students. AYDA welcomes all applications and those shortlisted will be notified. For more information, please visit https:// www.asiayoungdesignerawards.com/.
Left: CEO of NIPSEA Group, Mr Wee Siew Kim, and Managing Director of Nippon Paint Singapore, Mr. Wang Chyang, with winners of the Asia Young Designer Awards.
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Interior Builder Jalex Sdn Bhd Project Area 4,000 m2 Delivery Period 72 weeks
THE RUMA HOTEL AND RESIDENCES ested amongst the hustle and bustle of the heart of the city, lays a nondescript high rise hotel and residence, that quietly opened its doors in February 2019. Avoiding fanfare and ostentation that many new businesses are guilty of speaks volumes for RuMa, a unique five star luxury hotel that prefers itself to be known through word of mouth. And plenty to say about it there is. A project executed meticulously by Jalex project Team supported in-house by its timber, metal and stone artisans.
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Philosophy RuMa, as its name implies, focuses on an exciting new guest experience; making a hotel without the stiff and strict rules and penances, a hotel that is truly your home. This can be encapsulated by the check-in and check-out times, or the lack of them. RuMa’s freedom of being at home means guests can check in as early as 6:00am and check out as late as 10:00pm without needing to book an additional night’s stay. Guests are further welcomed by their favourite drinks and
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snacks in their minibar at no extra-charge. The Journey and the Design Coming in or out at extreme early or late hours would typically mean early morning grumbling or late night exhaustion, at RuMa guests are met not with the harsh bright lights of a typical hotel but ushered in through a low profile porte-cochere and into an antechamber to balance the senses. The “bird-cage” features the sound of running water and controlled indirect lighting that
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Above: The spiral staircase has small mirrors reflecting light onto the steps.
Left: Colonial-esque era furniture play down the ultra modern interiors.
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darkens during the night to help adjust from the chaos that is KL and its traffic. The cage is inspired by the birds in cages sent down to the tin mine of yore that is the foundation and appellation of our City of Mud. The custom fired curved terracotta tiles that make up the 60 columns of the cage reflect a warm and red light unique to this material, while the columns are topped by 80 fins centered by a mirror that mimics the night sky through the reflection of the flicker candle lights below. Stepping past large double doors onto the century tiles of the main entrance (that is also used in the sleeping chambers of the Forbidden Palace in Beijing), guests are treated to the spectacular sight of two amazing spiral staircases that connect the second floor and the ground floor. These staircases are homage to the city’s history, resembling a pair of drills digging into the earth. Meanwhile the flat copper effect ceiling that perfectly curve down at the edges not only creates a truly unique red cast of light onto the lobby but again hints to the metal mining past. One can’t help but notice the amazing centerpiece titled “Kebayaku” designed and made by Bernard Chandran, a baju kebaya decked out in shimmering gold butterflies. The shock and awe turns to pleasant calmness as the Joe Chia custom outfitted staff leads guests toward the reception desk.
Designed with guest comfort foremost, the reception allows comfy seating whilst waiting for the rigmarole of checking in to be over. A sunken level behind the reception allows seated guests to be eye-level with reception staff instead of an imposing height difference. Five copper chimneys, adorn the ceiling above carrying the address of the hotel at No.5 Jalan Kia Peng. The wall lights (another designer piece by the Flaming Beacon, that does work for the Chedi and Aman resort) reflect off the granite walls leading to the other end of the lobby, to the library. Filled with classic games like congkak, books and magazines, the library with its bright and cheerful tiles, and light interior gives off a more relaxed vibe compared to the more intimidating darker lobby. Similar design elements like the granite walls, and the timber strips connect the space without breaking congruity. Climbing up the stairs, to ATAS, a funny wordplay that means up or colloquially high-class, guests are treated to a unique dining experience. No dry or soggy buffets are served here as everything including breakfast is made to order. Again granite walls lend a rustic luxury look, whilst the lighting works its magic to make everyone look good by mostly eschewing down lighting for diffused and reflected light.
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Above: The 6th floor infinity pool, skydeck, Santai Bar and pre-function area are ideal for hosting events; or simply relaxing in, with the iconic KL Twin Towers as the backdrop. Below: Surrounded by a handcrafted bronze water fountain, the design at the entrance is inspired by the birdcages that once held canaries used to check for gas leaks in mines.
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Right: The RuMa Hotel and Residences is a serene sanctuary in the heart of KLCC and captures the intimacies of a home run by renowned hotelier, Urban Resort Concepts (URC).
Below: The Corner Studio is a spacious and daylight-filled room offering views that overlook Kuala Lumpur’s spectacular skyline.
Bottom: The Librari is a good place for guest to relax, have light refreshment or afternoon high tea. The floor tiles typify the patterns of Peranakan homes.
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ARCRADIUS WORKS SDN BHD
703 Block B Phileo Damansara 2, Jalan 16/11, 47301 Petaling Jaya
03-7955 0661
Mohamad Faisal Ghazali Norfarina Kamaruddin
BLU WATER DESIGN SDN BHD
E-2-1 Megan Avenue 1, 189 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur
03-2163 4689
Lai Siew Hong Nashzelima Binti Ngadmin
CHINPAKLOONG ARCHITECT
2A Jalan BM 1/2, Taman Bukit Mayang Emas, 47301 Petaling Jaya
03-7492 2182
Ar Chin Pak Loong Millie Wong
DUOZ SDN BHD
49D Faber Plaza, Jalan Desa Bakti Taman Desa, 58100 Kuala Lumpur
03-7984 4922
Nurul Asrifah Binti Nordin
ESSENTIAL DESIGN INTEGRATED SDN BHD
53B+C Jalan SS 22/19, Damansara Jaya 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
03-7710 0799
Wong Pei San Ho Moy Lien
IDENT-3 SDN BHD
No 48-2 Jalan Dataran Wangsa Dataran Wangsa 53300 Wangsa Melawati Kuala Lumpur
03-4141 6807
Mazlwa Mohd Azlan
INNOVATIVE SPACE DIMENSION SDN BHD
Unit C-2-2 Block C, Pacific Place Commercial Centre, Jalan PJU 1A/4 Ara Damansara, 47301 Petaling Jaya
03-7832 2202
Alia Suhaida Hana Felida
KTEO INTERIOR DESIGN
No 68A First Floor Jalan SS15/4B 47500 Subang Jaya
03-5637 6246
Teo Kui Soon
MAJIDAH DESIGN SDN BHD
16B Jalan Tun Sambanthan 3 Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur
03-2274 8911
Siti Majidah Azam B Abdul Aziz
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No 117-1 Jalan Radin Bagus, Bandar Baru Sri Petaling 57000 Kuala Lumpur
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Fifi Poh
OOI DESIGN & ASSOCIATES SDN BHD
39-2 Kinrara Niaga 3 Jalan Bk 5A/2, Bandar Kinrara 47180 Puchong, Selangor
03-8071 0333
Loke Seok Eng Toh Wei Kiat
RJ DESIGN STUDIO SDN BHD
5-1 Jalan Tasik Utama 6, Medan Niaga Tasik Damai, Sg Besi, 57000 Kuala Lumpur
03-9543 2595
Rosli Jussoh Grace Yip
SKALA DESIGN CONSULT SDN BHD
No 26 Jalan 4/76C, Desa Pandan, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
03-9282 2818
Noor Aini Binti Ismail Ozie Fadzrina Binti Mohd Nawi
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Excella Business Park, Unit F, F-5, Jalan Ampang Putra, Taman Ampang Hilir 55100 Kuala Lumpur
03-42705290/89
Chang Huey Yan
TWLEONG DESIGN
19-1 Jalan 4/109F, Taman Danau Desa, 58100 Kuala Lumpur
019-384 3883
Leong Ta Wah
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A & A CONCEPT DESIGN & CONTRACT SDN BHD
11 Jalan Nikmat Taman Gembira 58200 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-7980 6633/6699
Agnes Ang
consultant@aa-group.com.my
Tong Shew Long 016-9209633
Interior Fit-Out Contract, Design & Build Contract Services, Project Management Services
D-3-3 Menara Mitraland No 14A Jalan PJU 5/1 Kota Damansara, PJU 5 47810 Petaling Jaya
Tel: 03-7611 7308
Cheam Dow Hoong 012-7857884
Interior, Construction, Architectural
ADVANTES GROUP SDN BHD
HR@advantesgroup.com Tan Eng Seen 019-6617399
ARMARIOR SDN BHD (previously known as PEDINI CUCINE (M) SDN BHD)
Lot 10 Jalan Perusahaan Utama, Tel: 03-8961 8228 Taman Perindustrian Selesa Jaya, 43300 Balakong, Selangor info@pedini.com.my
Tay Seng Chai
Interior Decorators, Furnishing, Construction
BINA WAREHOUSE SDN BHD
22 Jalan Kampung Attap, 50460 Kuala Lumpur
Henry Kok 012-2785119
Sanitary Wares, Tap Fittings, Kitchen Furniture and Kitchen Appliances
Tel: 03-2274 6111 yiling@binawarehouse.com
Kok Yi Ling 012-6849200 CHEKSERN YOUNG BUILDERS SDN BHD
DORMAKABA MALAYSIA SDN BHD
DREAM TEAM VENTURES SDN BHD
GREEN APPLE GALLERY SDN BHD
GROHE MALAYSIA SDN BHD
No 2B Jalan BM 1/2, Taman Bukit Mayang Emas, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Tel: 03-7804 3393
3 Jalan TP6, Taman Perindustrian UEP, Subang Jaya, 47600 Selangor
Tel: 03-8081 8009
22A-1 Jalan 30/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2858 6690
No 117-1 Jalan Radin Tengah Bandar Baru Sri Petaling 57000 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 011-2610 2102
Suite G-03, Ground Floor, Menara Tan & Tan, 207 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur
National Toll-free Line: 1800 80 6570
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Lam Kim Peng 017-5168053
Marketing, Selling, Supplying and Installing All Kinds of Products Relating to Door Control, Automatic, Movable Wall, Glass Fittings Products and Accessories
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Jesmond Lau Fione
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Chan Kim Lai 016-3336286
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Law Ling Siang Business Development Manager (GROHE) lingsiang.law@lixil.com
www.grohe.my Dennis Chin Business Development Manager (American Standard/INAX) dennis.chin@lixil.com IN STRIKE SDN BHD
PT210 Jalan KPB 12A Kawasan Perindustrian Kg Baru Balakong 43300 Seri Kembangan
Tel: 03-8961 4427
David Lim 016-9203628
man@instrike.com.my Soo Lai Fong 016-9206828
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Lot 3750, Lorong 2D, Off Jalan Bukit Badak, Kg Baru Subang, 40000 Shah Alam
Tel: 03-7846 2088
Janet Lee Chan C K
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PT4962 Jalan Haruan 7 Oakland Industrial Park 70200 Seremban
Tel: 06-767 1188
Lee Jo Wee Lee Jo Yee
Curtains, Upholstery, Wall Paper, Rugs, Outdoor Fabrics
KEDING ENTERPRISES SDN BHD
K-5-13 Block K, No 2 Jalan Solaris, Solaris Mont Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-6211 5540
Ng Eng Seng
Veneer (Prefinished) Supplier, Engineered Wood Flooring
KIAN CONTRACT SDN BHD
76-1 Jalan Putra 50350 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-4042 3026
Jacky Teh 012-3919026
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Solid Surface, Quartz Stone, Italian Engineering Slab, Kitchen Sink & Mixer Tap
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jalex@jalex.com.my
hello@jotexfabrics.com
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NIPPON PAINT (M) SDN BHD
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Tel: +603-7847 5277 Fax: +603 7847 6392
45E-2A (Tingkat 2) Bangunan Bangsaria, Jalan Maarof, Bangsar Baru, 59000 Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur
Tel: +603-2201 2045
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Tel: 03-5125 0888 1-800-88-2663 (Careline) Fax: 03-5191 5577
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Lee Thuan Khye Senior Sales Manager leetk@luxxnewhouse.com Jeft Wong 012-3305038
info@maticdegree.com Seecay Wong 018-2082252 Datin Wong Meng Lee Assistant GM - Marketing mlwong@nipponpaint.com.my
Office Chair, Office System Furniture, Office Desking System, Office Collabration Furniture, Office Acoustic System Coatings Manufacturer
www.nipponpaint.com.my Harry Ang professional.nipponpaint.com.my Assistant Manager - Marketing Harryang@nipponpaint.com.my NIRO CERAMIC SALES & SERVICES (M) SDN BHD
Lot 2 Persiaran Sultan Seksyen 15 40200 Shah Alam, Selangor
Tel: 03-5033 9333
Michelle Johnson 012-7212227
Trading of Ceramic Tiles
NOVEL HOME DESIGN SDN BHD
No 39 Persiaran Industri, Bandar Sri Damansara, 52200 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-6140 1817
Douglas Choong 012-2340086
Buying, Selling, Renting and Operating of Self-Owned or Leased Real Estate Non Residential Buildings Wholesale of Household Furniture
info@novelfurniture.com.my Oh Huey Huey 012-7840086
QUEL INTERNATIONAL SDN BHD
ROCA (M) SDN BHD
NO 35 Jalan PJU 5/21 The Strand Kota Damansara 47810 Petaling Jaya
Tel: 03-6142 4223
Ho Lai Kuan
enquiries@quelfurniture.com
Noorie Yip 012-5055619
Level 3A, West Wing, Quattro West, No.4, Lorong Persiaran Barat, 46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Tel: 03-7952 2522
Clarix Yew Head of Business Development 013-7622755 clarix.yew@my.roca.com
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SANIEURO SDN BHD
Lot G-2-10 Jalan 9, Connaught Avenue, Taman Bukit Cheras, 56000 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-9108 2199
Aman Nabillah Binti Zulkafli Ada Wong
Sanitary Ware, Assisted Living Products, Sensor Water Dispenser
Lot 24 Jalan Teknologi Taman Sains Selangor 1 Kota Damansara PJU5 47810 Petaling Jaya
Tel: 03-6286 7000
May Mah 012-4041388
Kitchen & Wardrobe Systems, Appliances, Home Living Furniture
17C Jalan PJS 1/33 Taman Petaling Utama 46150 Petaling Jaya
Tel: 03-7773 3755
TACHITICA SDN BHD
No 3, Jalan TPK 1/6, Taman Perindustrian Kinrara, 47180 Puchong Selangor
TANASA FLOORING SDN BHD
No 20 Jalan PJU 3/40 Sunway Damansara 47810 Petaling Jaya
SIGNATURE KITCHEN SDN BHD
SUN SYNERGY SDN BHD
sales@sanieuro.com
soemay@signaturekitchen.com.my Pang JF 012-3214866 Edwin Ng Kok Shui Catherine Ng Mei Kwan
Latham Australia, Trading & Contract Works, Progress Profile
Tel: 03-8076 2409 sales@tachitica.com newtica@gmail.com
Patrick Teo Business Development Manager 012-2828954 patrickteo@tachitica.com
Manufacturers for Interior and Exterior Blinds and Curtains
Tel: 03-7885 0115
Alec Tan 012-2022156
Supply & Install Solid Timber Flooring and Supply Internal & External Wood Coating
admin@sunsynergy.my
info@netwood.com.my danielleong@netwood.com.my
Daniel Leong 012-3770262
THINKSCAPE DESIGN WORKS
B-G-26 & 27, Dataran Cascades, Tel: 03-7624 4241 No. 13A, Jalan PJU 5/1, info@thinkscapegroup.com Kota Damansara, www.thinkscapegroup.com 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
John Jong Hazel Cheong
UNITED CARPET SDN BHD
No 9, Jalan Ss 21/34, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Tel: 03-7726 8311
Syilla Christine
Carpet Trading
Lot 606 Jalan Lagoon Selatan, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Tel: 03-5629 2000
Lim Sen Hsia 019-2871822
Plasterboards, Ceilings, Compounds, Metal Framing and Substrates
USG BORAL SDN BHD
projects@unitedcarpet.com.my
contact-us.my@usgboral.com Kyxin Chong 012-5304725 W ATELIER SDN BHD
Lot 9B-3A Jalan Kemajuan Section 13 46200 Petaling Jaya
Tel: 03-7960 2888
Livvy Lam 012-2677613
Sanitary Wares & Fittings (Toto) And Kitchen (Toto)
livvy.l@watelier.com Chong Wei Lin 014-8676862
WOODTECH DESIGN SDN BHD
1188 Bukit Merah Permatang Pauh 13500 Butterworth
woodtechdesign@gmail.com
Jeorge Yee 019-4432986 Choong Jin Yan 012-7912099
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