RM300K to 400K Condo Renovations That Set the Bar High for Luxury

Worth every cent.

Renovating a condominium before moving in is a significant step toward creating a space that feels uniquely yours. While basic condominium renovations typically start from RM150,000, many homeowners choose to invest between RM300,000 and RM400,000 to incorporate higher-quality materials and premium finishes. In fact, based on Qanvast’s most recent condominium projects, 10% fall within this price range.

Since renovations are a long-term investment, it’s essential to ensure the outcome is both comfortable and adds lasting value. Here’s a look at some of those projects to inspire your dream home renovation!

1. Scandi-inspired family-friendly home in Selangor (renovation cost: RM300,000)

This 2,000 sqft condominium underwent a complete transformation to align with a young family's vision for a family-friendly Scandinavian-designed home. Interior Hunters expertly incorporated a predominantly white colour palette, fostering an open and airy ambiance filled with natural light. This bright foundation is enhanced by wooden accents and marble elements, exuding a timeless look.

The design focuses on curve details and bulky furniture, ensuring the kids have plenty of room to move around safely around the house. Despite the condo's modest size, the designer cleverly integrated a wall climbing area and bedrooms with ample and accessible storage for toys and belongings, offering a space where the children can stay engaged without taking up too much space.

The condominium also features a wet and dry kitchen separated by a glass window, which allows the owner to cook without distractions while keeping an eye on her children.

2. A sleek modern bachelor pad in Kuala Lumpur (renovation cost: RM308,000)

This 1,200 sqft condominium has been reimagined with a modern design that embraces clean lines, simplicity, and a thoughtful blend of natural materials and light.

Edge ID expertly blended a palette of black, grey, white, and green to create a bold, masculine vibe. Meanwhile, the strategic use of green accents, like the striking green cabinetry in the kitchen, adds a vibrant touch that elevates the overall style of the space.

Natural stone plays a key role in enhancing the home’s luxurious feel, featured on the kitchen island, dining table, and backsplash. Lighting is another element that brings the home’s design to life. The designer strategically positioned LED lighting to enhance depth and height, creating warm, inviting spaces while highlighting standout features.

3. A modern condominium designed for entertaining (renovation cost: RM320,000)

This 2,319 sqft condominium in Kuala Lumpur has been meticulously designed to exude modern charm, creating a bright and airy home for the owner who enjoys hosting gatherings and entertaining guests.

The open-plan layout seamlessly connects the spacious living room, dining area, and kitchen island equipped with a wine chiller. Unique modern lighting fixtures and abstract artwork elevate the home's aesthetic appeal. The combination of bright whites, creamy tones, and opulent marble accents paired with soft velvet upholstery adds a touch of timeless elegance throughout.

In the master bedroom, a darker colour palette and warm lighting create a cosy, intimate retreat. This thoughtful contrast adds a variety to the design, ensuring each space feels distinct yet cohesive within the overall modern aesthetic.

4. A modern luxury holiday home in Kuala Lumpur (renovation cost RM350,000)

This 2,700 sqft high-end residence is designed for a Hong Kong couple seeking a spacious yet cosy holiday home that blends timeless elegance with modern simplicity. Glassic Conzept achieved this by using a black-and-white colour scheme complemented by high-quality materials like timber, marble, and natural tones, creating a refined, luxurious atmosphere. Warm lighting further enhances the space, fostering a cosy and inviting environment.

As the owner enjoys social gatherings, the living, dining, and dry kitchen areas are designed to flow seamlessly into one another. The living area features a striking accent wall in earthy tones, enhanced by gilded accents, and a luxurious leather sofa.

In the dining area, a dramatic chandelier hangs above the island counter, adding an elegant and luxurious touch to the space. This is perfectly complemented by the stunning marble island, which not only enhances the kitchen's aesthetic but also serves as a practical hub for food preparation when hosting guests.

5. A modern condominium with stunning view of Kuala Lumpur (renovation cost RM390,000)

This 1,700 sqft condominium, designed by Inspire Edge Studio, showcases a refined modern aesthetic that seamlessly combines elegance and functionality. With breathtaking city views, minimal window treatments allow the owners to fully enjoy the cityscape from the living room, bathroom, and master bedroom.

The design embraces a harmonious mix of grey tones, wood and marble elements, and varied textures, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. For instance, in the living room, a striking marble feature wall serves as the centrepiece of the living room, adding visual impact and sophistication to the space.

The kitchen stands out with its blend of gold-coated finishes and marble textures. In the master bedroom, the floating dresser cleverly divides the space without making the room feel cramped. The designer also transformed previously unused areas into functional, floor-to-ceiling storage, maximising every square foot of the home.

6. An elegant design condominium in Kuala Lumpur (renovation cost RM390,000)

This 2,000 sqft condominium has been beautifully reimagined by Two Teds Design for a young family, featuring a modern design that highlights gold accents and an earthy palette of brown, grey, and beige. The entire space has been fully renovated with sleek, contemporary furniture and custom-built cabinets to maintain a neat and organised look.

The master bedroom is thoughtfully designed with a custom bedframe and cabinetry in soothing grey tones, complemented by a cosy seating area by the window that adds both charm and functionality to the space. On the contrary, the kids' bedroom and bathroom are vibrant and playful, featuring colourful terrazzo tiles in the bathroom and cheerful, imaginative designs in the bedroom.

Overall, the design strikes a perfect balance between elegance and vibrancy, thoughtfully tailored to suit every member of the family.

7. A sleek minimalist design condominium in Kuala Lumpur (renovation cost RM365,000)

Designed for a family of three, this 1,523 sqft condominium in Kuala Lumpur embraces a minimalist aesthetic that exudes serenity and understated elegance. The design pays meticulous attention to detail, focusing on materials, textures, and shapes.

Key design elements, such as gentle curves and natural materials like wood paired with the industrial charm of concrete, enhance the overall ambiance. For instance, the curved ceiling edges seamlessly blur the lines between walls and ceilings, creating a fluid and soft visual effect.

Curved details are also thoughtfully integrated into the master bedroom with a storage alcove and even within cabinetry in the kitchen, further softening the space’s overall look.

The use of neutral tones like light wood tones, beige, and off-white contributes to the overall ambiance to evoke a sense of harmony and balance within the environment.

8. A Batman-themed penthouse in Kuala Lumpur (renovation cost RM400,000)

Dubbed Two Face's Hideout, this 3,000 sqft penthouse reflects the duality of the iconic Batman character, Two Face, known for his struggle between good and evil. The design embraces this contrast through two distinct areas: the good side and the dark side.

The good side, seen in the bedrooms, radiates calm and serenity. It features soft, natural materials paired with a soothing palette of cool, ocean-inspired hues, creating a tranquil and inviting atmosphere. Gentle, indirect lighting adds warmth, mimicking sunlight on water, creating a tranquil atmosphere.

In stark contrast, the dark side—evident in the living room and dry kitchen— embodies chaos with a bold palette of black, white, and grey. Dark glossy surfaces, polished metal, and angular furniture create a sharp, industrial aesthetic. Intense, direct lighting casts dramatic shadows, heightening the edgy, intense vibe.

The hallway serves as a transitional zone, seamlessly bridging the contrasting spaces with a blend of light tones and bold black-and-white elements. This thoughtful design symbolises Two Face's constant inner conflict, capturing the essence of his complex duality.

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