Creating Joyful Living With EcoWorld

As the world emerges from the pandemic, people are redefining their lifestyles and seeing the meaning of “home” in a new light. Beyond physical walls, today’s homeowners aspire for a space where they can create memories – a place where they can spend quality time with the people that matter the most.

Guided by a philosophy to create value for families and society through conscious interior design, EcoWorld Malaysia continues to build innovative concepts for tomorrow and beyond for the homeowners of today.

The considered approach taken by EcoWorld’s interior designers for the Malaysian public-listed integrated property developer’s 20 projects, is one that aims to enhance the cosy and comfortable ambience while ensuring each area in the home is well-utilised.

By always thinking further ahead, designers are able to delve deeper into the functionality and flow of the spaces within the homes to create areas that not only are visually connected, but also bring together family members and friends.

In each EcoWorld home, residents can enjoy private spaces specially crafted to suit their independent lifestyle, and truly be themselves. Communal areas are also purposefully created to encourage interactions and shared activities, offering an enriched quality of life for residents of all generations.

In order to meet the needs and price points of first-time homebuyers, young families, and adult children who wish to stay close to their parents while retaining their own privacy, EcoWorld launched the Co-Home concept at Eco Grandeur, Eco Horizon and Eco Ardence, where homeowners can choose between purchasing the ground floor unit or the upper floor unit.

Not commonly found in the market, the innovative home layout allows homeowners to enjoy a single-floor landed living lifestyle that is relatively more affordable than a traditional landed property.

As an example of EcoWorld co-creating together with their customers, the Co-Home concept came about from understanding a home as more than a physical place. The designers envisioned a place where customers can spend quality time with the family, and set out to craft a unique single floor landed space layout that encourages interactions amongst multigenerational family members and friends to come together and spend quality time over activities, such as preparing food and enjoying a meal together.

The function and flow of the living–dining–kitchen areas have been meticulously thought out to ensure each space is utilised efficiently. In the show unit, the lighting and colour accents are applied to control the ambience and enhance the aesthetical value of the spaces.

Communal areas are also designed to be easily converted into a multi-functional area. This adaptability fosters closer relationships by allowing friends and family to come together for gatherings.

Another innovative concept developed by EcoWorld includes Garden Homes which look and feel much bigger, giving them more of a Semi-D vibe rather than a conventional terrace home.

The concept design bathes the homes with natural light from the patio area, and at Eco Grandeur and Eco Majestic, the side garden gives homeowners the opportunity to fulfil their choice of lifestyle. Families, for example, can convert the space to a mini-playground for the kids, or a dedicated area for the pets. Homeowners can also transform the space into a tranquil garden with fish pond for meditation and yoga.

The cosy, garden-like feel of these Garden Homes’ interior design is representative of this design concept, which connects the spacious living area to the patio. This allows owners to move between both spaces so they can, for example, enjoy drinks with visiting friends while continuing to do gardening with their family.

No space is wasted at the Garden Homes, where an extra space on the first floor can be transformed into a study cum library area, and a pantry area has been incorporated into the upstairs design.

A car-free back lane garden allows children to explore and play in safety. A fully flexible lifestyle area can also be transformed into an indoor Work From home area, an additional entertainment space, kids play area, or outdoor BBQ and dining area to suit the individual owner’s lifestyle.

Following its ethos of “Creating Tomorrow & Beyond”, EcoWorld Malaysia fills gaps in the market to cater to real consumer needs, building sustainable communities that can be appreciated for generations to come.

Take for example the ErgoHomes concept at Eco Forest. By adding a twist – literally – to the traditional clustered terraced house model, each landed home in the project now enjoys ample space as a corner unit, making them ideal for growing families.

In 2020, EcoWorld also introduced duduk – a sub brand specially crafted to cater to the needs of the M40 group with the launch of vertical townships consisting of 1,000 sq ft & 570 sq ft homes within Eco Ardence at Setia Alam and Eco Sanctuary located south of Kota Kemuning.

EcoWorld Development Group Berhad (EcoWorld Malaysia) is one of Malaysia’s biggest property developers with a total of 20 ongoing projects in the country (including new townships, integrated commercial developments, luxury high-rise apartments and green business parks) and a sizeable landbank of more than 8,100 acres.

In the full year 2021 financial results recently released by EcoWorld Malaysia, the sales figure for the group’s Malaysian projects was 53% higher than last year, beating the target set for the year by 23%.

With the group’s belief that each EcoWorld creation is co-created together with homeowners – and not only inspired by real needs and aspirations – it is no surprise that homeowners, no matter their generation, are considering EcoWorld homes for the life they have always dreamed of.

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