The traditional Malay house at Alamanda Shopping Centre plays with batik prints to create a unique roof.
The right ambience gets shoppers in the mood to browse and buy. This is why malls go to such great lengths with their festive decorations.
At Berjaya Times Square Kuala Lumpur, for example, the sea of hanging lanterns illuminate a scene of a bustling village marketplace, its myriad stalls offering a variety of merchandise.
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In Sogo, flowery banners hang from above at the main lobby.
A kampung house with a rusty zinc roof at the Curve.
At Da Men Mall, shoppers make use of this crescent moon decor for photo opportunities.
The Raya scene at Suria KLCC.
Hanging lanterns at Berjaya Times Square Kuala Lumpur.
The Terengganu-inspired Malay house at Mesra Mall.
Throughout IPC Shopping Centre, there are several spots where visitors can take picture-perfect shots.
The Raya tropical forest concept greens Fahrenheit88. — LOW LAY PHON/The Star
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