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High-rise interiors where every centimetre earns its keep.

From a one-bedroom in The Edge to a duplex in KLCC, condo work rewards the studio that draws joinery before it draws layouts. Reachbay specialises in vertical living where storage, acoustics and natural light have to be reconciled inside a strict envelope.

A KLCC condo living room with floor-to-ceiling glazing, a low travertine bench and a wall of warm white-oak joinery
A condo brief, on the studio table

Joinery first. Layout second. Decor third.

Most condo plans are drawn for a developer’s spreadsheet, not for a household. Our condo briefs begin by mapping how you actually live — the wardrobe lengths, the cook’s reach, where the laundry truly lands — and then we build the joinery that makes it disappear. Layout follows. Decoration follows that.

  • Strata title, fire egress & building rule review
  • JMB / MC application packs prepared on your behalf
  • Acoustic flooring & concealed wet-area drainage
  • Integrated lighting with separate evening & service circuits
  • Boutique joinery in white oak, ash, walnut or lacquer
  • Lift protection, service-lift booking & weekend-only noisy works
A neighbour-friendly site

A site protocol your management committee will quietly thank us for

Protocol 01

Working hours, agreed in writing

Noisy works confined to weekday daytime windows. Quiet finishing and joinery installation reserved for evenings and Saturdays.

Protocol 02

One service lift, one tidy lobby

Lift padding, lobby protection and dust screens lifted at the end of every day. Public area cleaned to a higher standard than we found it.

Protocol 03

Neighbour notice on the corridor

A simple printed notice with a project lead’s mobile number, so the neighbours know who to call before they call security.

Send us your unit’s layout PDF.

We’ll come back within a week with a one-page space study, a joinery-led sketch overlay, and an honest budget envelope.

Begin a condo brief