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Central Park Luxury Condominium, Penang — Full House Interior Design & Renovation

Project: Central Park Luxury Condominium
Location: Penang, Malaysia
Project Type: Full House Interior Design & Renovation
Scope of Works: SPC Flooring, Air-Conditioning, Plumbing, Plaster Ceiling, Electrical Wiring, Curtains, Shower Room Tiling & Wet Works, Painting, Aluminium & Glass Works, Kitchen Cabinetry, Built-In Wardrobes & Custom Carpentry
Cabinet Materials: E0 Melamine Panels & Solid Plywood with Lamitak HPL, depending on application
Hardware: BLUM Soft-Closing Hinges, BLUM Soft-Closing Drawer Systems & BLUM AVENTOS
Countertops: Quartz Stone & Sintered Stone

Project Overview

This Central Park Luxury Condominium project in Penang was undertaken as a comprehensive full-house interior design and renovation, bringing together technical renovation works, interior finishes, custom cabinetry and made-to-measure carpentry within one coordinated residential project.

Lambert Design & Build's scope covered SPC flooring, air-conditioning, plumbing, plaster ceiling works, electrical wiring, curtains, shower-room tiling and wet works, painting, aluminium and glass works, kitchen cabinetry, built-in wardrobes for all bedrooms, and extensive customised carpentry.

Custom-made elements included the dressing table, TV cabinet, laundry cabinet, bedhead panel and decorative wall panelling, allowing the furniture and architectural details to be developed specifically around the residence.

The project was approached as a complete home rather than a series of individual renovation works, with the objective of creating consistency between space, finishes, cabinetry and everyday functionality.

Full House Interior Design & Renovation

A complete condominium renovation involves multiple layers of work.

Before the final cabinetry and furniture can come together, electrical points, plumbing requirements, ceiling details, air-conditioning, flooring and wet areas all need to be considered.

For Central Park Luxury Condominium, the renovation scope included:

• SPC flooring
• Air-conditioning works
• Plumbing works
• Plaster ceiling works
• Electrical wiring
• Curtains
• Shower-room tiling and wet works
• Painting
• Aluminium and glass works
• Kitchen cabinetry
• Built-in wardrobes for all bedrooms
• Dressing table
• TV cabinet
• Laundry cabinet
• Custom bedhead panel
• Carpentry wall panelling

By coordinating these different elements within one overall interior direction, Lambert was able to approach the residence as an integrated design and renovation project.

Custom Kitchen Cabinet Design

The kitchen cabinetry was custom-designed as part of the full-house interior.

Depending on the requirements of the individual built-in components, the project incorporated a combination of E0 melamine panels and solid plywood finished with Lamitak HPL.

Rather than specifying one cabinet material indiscriminately throughout the residence, materials were applied according to the requirements of the respective built-in furniture.

The kitchen was also completed with selected quartz stone and sintered stone surfaces, forming part of the project's countertop specification.

Built-In Wardrobes for Every Bedroom

Custom built-in wardrobes were provided for all bedrooms, allowing storage to be planned according to each room rather than relying solely on freestanding furniture.

Made-to-measure wardrobes allow the available wall and storage space to be utilised more purposefully while maintaining a consistent relationship with the surrounding interior.

The material specification for the built-in furniture incorporated E0 melamine panels and solid plywood with Lamitak HPL, depending on the particular application and design requirement.

Custom Dressing Table

A custom-made dressing table was incorporated as part of the carpentry package.

Rather than introducing a standalone furniture piece after the renovation, the dressing area could be considered alongside the surrounding cabinetry and interior finishes.

This creates a more integrated appearance while allowing the furniture dimensions and storage to respond to the available space.

TV Cabinet & Living Area Carpentry

The project also included a custom TV cabinet, forming a key built-in element within the living environment.

The TV feature was considered together with surrounding carpentry and wall treatments so that storage, display and the visual focal point of the room could share a consistent design language.

Customised furniture allows these elements to respond more closely to the proportions of the actual space instead of being restricted by standard furniture dimensions.

Laundry Cabinet

A custom laundry cabinet was incorporated to provide dedicated built-in storage within the laundry area.

Utility spaces are often overlooked during interior design, but thoughtful cabinetry can help organise frequently used household items while keeping the area visually neater.

By including the laundry cabinetry within the overall carpentry package, even this practical area could follow the wider material and design direction of the home.

Custom Bedhead Panel

A customised bedhead panel was developed as part of the bedroom interior.

Instead of treating the bedhead purely as loose furniture, the feature was integrated into the room's design, helping establish a stronger visual identity around the sleeping area.

This type of made-to-measure detailing allows the bedroom architecture, furniture and finishes to feel more connected.

Carpentry Wall Panelling

Custom wall panelling was incorporated into selected areas of the residence to introduce additional depth and architectural detailing.

Wall treatments can help define important interior areas and create visual continuity with surrounding built-in furniture.

By coordinating wall panelling with cabinetry and other carpentry elements, the interior can achieve a more complete and intentional appearance.

BLUM Cabinet Hardware

Selected cabinetry was equipped with BLUM hardware systems, including:

• BLUM soft-closing door hinges
• BLUM soft-closing drawer systems
• BLUM AVENTOS lift systems

Soft-closing hinges and drawers provide smoother, controlled operation during everyday use.

For suitable overhead cabinetry, BLUM AVENTOS provides a lift-up opening solution that supports convenient access while maintaining a clean cabinet design.

Hardware is an important part of the user experience because good cabinetry needs to function well internally as well as look refined externally.

Quartz Stone & Sintered Stone Countertops

The project incorporated both quartz stone and sintered stone within the countertop specification.

Using different surface materials allows the specification to respond to the design and functional requirements of the relevant areas rather than requiring every surface in the residence to use the same material.

These surfaces also contribute to the overall material palette alongside the cabinetry and interior finishes.

Shower Room Tiling & Wet Works

The renovation included shower-room tiling and wet works, together with the associated plumbing scope.

Wet areas require careful coordination between the visible finishes and the underlying services.

By considering plumbing and wet works as part of the wider renovation, the shower-room requirements could be coordinated with the rest of the home's technical and interior works.

Aluminium & Glass Works

Aluminium and glass works were also incorporated into the renovation scope.

These elements add another material dimension to the project and were coordinated alongside the carpentry, wet areas and other interior finishes.

Their inclusion within the overall project scope helped maintain greater consistency between the different trades involved in completing the residence.

SPC Flooring, Ceiling, Lighting Infrastructure & Finishing Works

SPC flooring, plaster ceiling works, electrical wiring and painting formed part of the broader renovation package.

These elements create the foundation around which the visible furniture and cabinetry are experienced.

Electrical requirements need to coordinate with the intended interior layout, while ceiling works influence how the upper portion of each space is visually organised. Flooring establishes continuity at ground level, and painting provides the final surrounding finish.

Together, these works create the architectural backdrop for the custom-built interior elements.

Project Challenge

The main challenge of a project with this scope is coordination.

Central Park Luxury Condominium involved numerous renovation trades alongside extensive custom cabinetry throughout the residence.

Electrical wiring, plumbing, air-conditioning, plaster ceiling, flooring, wet works, aluminium and glass, painting, curtains and carpentry each have their own requirements—but they cannot be planned entirely independently.

At the same time, the residence included custom furniture across multiple areas, from the kitchen and bedrooms to the living and laundry spaces.

Maintaining consistency across so many built-in elements while ensuring that each piece serves its own functional purpose required the project to be considered as a complete interior rather than room by room.

Our Solution

Lambert Design & Build approached the project through integrated interior planning and coordinated renovation execution.

The technical works were considered together with the intended cabinetry and furniture locations, allowing electrical, plumbing, ceiling and other requirements to support the completed interior.

For the built-in furniture, a combination of E0 melamine panels and solid plywood with Lamitak HPL was used according to the requirements of the respective applications.

BLUM soft-closing hinges, drawer systems and AVENTOS lift systems were incorporated into suitable cabinetry to support everyday functionality.

Custom carpentry—including wardrobes, TV cabinetry, dressing table, laundry cabinet, bedhead detailing and wall panelling—was developed around the individual spaces while maintaining an overall relationship between materials and design.

Quartz stone and sintered stone were incorporated according to the relevant countertop requirements.

The result is a home where renovation works, cabinetry, furniture and finishes are coordinated as parts of one complete residential interior.

A Complete Interior for Central Park Luxury Condominium

The Central Park Luxury Condominium project demonstrates the level of coordination involved in transforming an entire condominium interior.

The finished home is not defined by one feature alone.

It is the combination of SPC flooring, ceiling works, air-conditioning, plumbing, electrical works, wet areas, painting, aluminium and glass, curtains, cabinetry and customised furniture that creates the complete environment.

From kitchen cabinetry and built-in wardrobes to the TV cabinet, dressing table, laundry storage, bedhead feature and wall panelling, each custom element contributes to the way the residence functions and feels.

For Lambert Design & Build, full-house interior design is about bringing these individual decisions together so that functionality, materials, craftsmanship and aesthetics form one cohesive home.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was Lambert Design & Build's scope for Central Park Luxury Condominium?

This was a full-house interior design and renovation project covering SPC flooring, air-conditioning, plumbing, plaster ceiling, electrical wiring, curtains, shower-room tiling and wet works, painting, aluminium and glass works, kitchen cabinetry, built-in wardrobes and customised carpentry.

Did Lambert provide built-in wardrobes for all bedrooms?

Yes. Built-in wardrobes were included for all bedrooms as part of the project's custom cabinetry scope.

What materials were used for the built-in furniture?

The project used a combination of E0 melamine panels and solid plywood finished with Lamitak HPL, depending on the requirements of the respective built-in furniture.

What BLUM hardware was used?

Selected cabinetry incorporated BLUM soft-closing door hinges, BLUM soft-closing drawer systems and BLUM AVENTOS lift systems.

What countertop materials were used?

Both quartz stone and sintered stone were incorporated into the project's countertop specification, depending on the relevant application.

What custom carpentry was included?

Custom carpentry included the kitchen cabinets, built-in wardrobes, dressing table, TV cabinet, laundry cabinet, bedhead panel and wall panelling.

Did Lambert handle the shower-room renovation?

Yes. The confirmed scope included shower-room tiling and wet works together with plumbing works as part of the full-house renovation.

Did the project include flooring?

Yes. SPC flooring formed part of the confirmed renovation scope.

Were aluminium and glass works included?

Yes. Aluminium and glass works were included as part of the overall renovation package.

Did Lambert handle air-conditioning and electrical works?

Yes. Air-conditioning works and electrical wiring were included within the confirmed project scope.

Does Lambert Design & Build undertake full-house condominium renovations in Penang?

Yes. Lambert Design & Build provides interior design, residential renovation, space planning, custom cabinetry and design & build services in Penang. Its approved service profile includes condominium and apartment projects as well as landed residential properties.