Giving a Terrace House a Modern Luxurious Makeover | Marble Design & Stunning Ceiling | House Tour

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WELCOME TO DESIGN SEED!
In many of our previous episodes we featured multiple terrace house transformations that had a huge influence and impact on home owners in giving terrace houses more value.
Today’s episode on Design Seed, we will be sharing with you a unique award-winning terrace hill-homes development within a gated and guarded community nestled within Desa Park city.
This 5300sqft 3 storey upscale signature parkhomes sits on an elevated site that enjoys breathtaking views that overlooks the KL city skyline to the west, Central Park on the east and breathtaking views of the hills to the north.
What we have accomplished with this home is remarkably unrecognizable from its original floor plans. We bring to you today, a family’s home dressed in shades of opulent marble and dark in tonality.
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[@teddyerickson2746]

I love this designs with marble finishes, if my house was like this I'll stay indoors from Jan to Dec ❤

[@AtmosJourney]

After watching many episodes of Design Seeds, I find that Chinese home owners prefer marbles, gold finishes, and white colors to be incorporated into their home designs. More marbles from top to toe to make the home feels “luxurious” like a 5 star hotel that makes the space feel disconnected in the overall house designs. It may sound hilarious where some of these designs tries to add-up expensive building materials just to tell people it is luxurious without any meaningful design. It’s nice to watch your videos and learn more about all those homes you’ve featured.

[@udbkshi]

Here for the marble action, please do more ..

[@naderelshafei]

This is just a pure art, one of the best designs recently, i really enjoyed each second of this video, Thank you Alex for this great work, Much respect & love to you from Cairo.

[@dzulbakar1340]

Outstanding renovation project. Wonderful transformation and walkthrough of the process, sourcing of products resulting in a pleasing and beautiful transformation. Kudos to the team 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@izzafareeziman]

Love all your episodes..👍👍

[@ModernARQ]

Looks amazing!

[@Jessica-kk1cz]

Looks like a US American office building lobby with a kitchen and a couch.

[@ericlai3221]

simply art🤩

[@LiveInnerCity]

this is the vibes I want in a home, great work!

[@whywhy6706]

I saw some Florida home interior which is always white color, bright and homely. Can introduce some houses with this design.

[@TheSushmaHomeSellingTeam]

The transformation is rally evident. What else can you ask for it? 😍

[@daddyraffles7083]

Awesome ❤

[@hackiest]

I think the “luxury look” can get a little busy and tiresome on the eyes. That said overall I like this property and episode. Cheers

[@borninroma6589]

❤❤❤

[@Ren-1979]

Overall, impressive. When the quality is so high, the "mistakes" are all the more apparent. What about the air conditioning (Min 5:41) - wasn't there a better space to put it? What about the shape of the rock garden window? Was the reasoning behind the rectangular shape smaller than a trapezoidal one accompanying the slope of the staircase privacy?

[@mojojojo_BB]

So well done.

[@lawrencecheng2549]

Hi owner, nice house, what do u do for a living?

[@AtlanticPicture]

If the owner likes it, that's all that matters, of course. However, while I usually like your work, I find this way too busy and overcomplicated. With all that construction, the AC units should have been either a built-in unit for the entire home with proper ductwork, or better camouflaged. But the worst for me, aside from the visual noise, were the marble choices and the lighting. That spiral thing belongs in a hotel entrance.

[@AtmosJourney]

Absolutely spot on! 👍

[@Desmond-_-]

Yes, overall feels a little too busy. No doubt is a great design, and IMHO it works fine for short term stay, ie hotel or airbnb. For long term stay, I'd prefer to be greeted by calm, simple and cozy home.

[@stephenfrank9735]

That's actually the idea behind the decor. The homeowner was gunning for that Malaysian 5 star hotel look.

[@AKhan.28]

My goodness that marble used in the kitchen is gorgeous. What type is it?

[@AnthonyMcIntosh-ff6sn]

Love the powder room... what type of marble was used?

[@tkwhawaii]

Why is there no handrails on the stairs?

[@tiburshok31]

This is very me

[@stephenbrickwood1602]

You forgot the wet kitchen 😮

[@JC-mf1mi]

The marble choice was ghastly, unfortunately.

[@plannerheaux]

all that $$ for renos and couldn't redo/change the AC so it didn't stick out? and where's the 'wet kitchen' for cooking?

[@YT-xf1cy]

Who would have thought after spending close to RM6m for a terrace house you need to knock down the whole house to make it more functional? Epic fail for the original designers.

[@alfthealien]

Why is always the “expensive”, “luxurious” looks that seem most important in this channel? How about just being classy and elegant? Not everyone has an inferiority complex with a need to be showy to impress others. It’s a home, not some hotel.

[@stephenfrank9735]

This is the design most Chinese Malaysians - which happens to be most of his clients - prefer, as it just screams wealth and opulence. This is also the design you will find in most 5 star hotels in Kuala Lumpur. It is sort of like bringing the luxury hotel to your home.