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Pavilion Kuala Lumpur
About this store
Pavilion Kuala Lumpur is conceived as a modern rumah terbuka — the open house Malaysians keep at Raya, translated into a shop. The front is social and bright. From there the plan steps inward through courtyard and pavilion, and the pace softens with each turn, until you reach a bedroom at the back with one made bed under a glass-disc chandelier.
That movement carries the product with it. Bed linen designed and made in Malaysia sits at the centre of the store, not as folded stock but as the last layer a room needs before it becomes rest.
Wrapping is done in front of you, at a long walnut counter with stools, because the point of an open house is that nothing happens in the back.
The design idea
Open House · Rumah Terbuka
Stated on the title slide as Malaysia Celebration: the spirit of openness and togetherness, highlighting bed linen made in Malaysia — designed locally, crafted with quality, envisioned for the global stage.
“Inspired by Malaysia’s open house culture “rumah terbuka”, the space moves from a welcoming, social setting into a calm bedroom environment, positioning bed linen as the final layer of comfort within the home.”Design proposal R6, June 2026
The walk
Foyer → courtyard → pavilion → bedroom — public at the front, private at the back
Design details
The facade loom
An installation of strung nylon thread mimics the structure and rhythm of early fabric-making machines — the raw process of weaving, exposed before the finished cloth. The thread is a specified building material: FAB-05, nylon thread.
Turned plaster columns
Sectioned, turned plaster columns stacked like thrown forms — the “pavilion in structure” motif.
The moving wordmark
The GAIAS wordmark is washed by a slow projection that moves like cloth.
The social counter
A long walnut wrapping counter with bar stools — wrapping happens in front of you.
Pale blue-green joinery
Jotun 6128 Athenian Blue on the bedroom cornice, set against off-white plaster.
The bedroom
Ribbed and fluted plaster wall panels, a glass-disc chandelier over the bed, and a green checkerboard rug on brick-format floor.
Materials and finishes
- Facade
- SUZUKA TW-C-302 Pebble Wash · MGM-353 frame · nylon thread loom
- Paint
- Jotun 6378 Iconic · 6128 Athenian Blue · 11220 Ochre Clay · 10411 Shams
- Timber
- Cantolli Walnut QC — arch, vanity, fabric frames, craftsmanship cabinet, shelves
- Check-out
- MUPI Maple Burl counter
- Fabric wall
- J Josephson Genon “Snowfall”
- Bedroom
- Sangetsu “Faith” TH 34327 · Crystalace “Fadrie Patina” bedhead
Pale blue-green — this store’s one local accent on the shared neutral palette
Designed 2026
Getting here
- Inside the mall
- Level 6, Lot 6.23.00. Take the Couture lifts from the ground floor; we are the third unit past the atrium void.
- By rail
- Bukit Bintang MRT on the Kajang Line, then four minutes on foot through the Bukit Bintang link.
- Parking
- Pavilion Kuala Lumpur car park. Entry from Jalan Raja Chulan or Jalan Bukit Bintang; lifts reach Level 6 directly.
- On foot
- Connected to the covered Bukit Bintang – KLCC walkway at Connection level.
In this store
The fabric library
Every weave, weight and finish we make, on open rails with blend and thread count on the card.
Guided consultation
Sixty minutes with a Client Advisor, prepared to your preferences. Bookable in advance.
Gift wrapping
Boxed and ribboned in store, at no charge, while you wait.
Monogramming
Hand-finished initials on sheets, cases and towels. Allow five working days.
The store
Find us
Level 6, above the Couture Pavilion atrium.
Take the Couture lifts from the ground floor and turn right at Level 6. We are the third unit past the atrium void.
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Reserve a guided fabric consultation.
Sixty minutes with a Client Advisor who prepares a selection of weaves, weights and finishes before you arrive.
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