Dato' Wong Shung Yen, Managing Director of TPK Park.
PUCHONG, SELANGOR, 28 June 2026 – What was once a conventional industrial park has evolved into Malaysia’s largest Home & Living retail cluster within an industrial park, bringing together complementary Home & Living businesses in a single destination. The transformation has earned TPK Park, also known as Taman Perindustrian Kinrara, recognition from the Malaysia Book of Records.
The recognition marks the culmination of a 30-year transformation that has seen TPK Park evolve beyond its original industrial function through the deliberate curation of complementary Home & Living businesses.
Today, the recognised cluster spans 96,728 sq ft and comprises 16 businesses across eight complementary categories, creating a destination where homeowners can compare products, seek expert advice and explore a wide range of renovation and furnishing solutions in one visit. From interior design and renovation services to kitchens, cabinetry, flooring, furniture and soft furnishings, the cluster has grown into one of the Klang Valley’s most comprehensive Home & Living destinations.
Dato’ Wong Shung Yen, Managing Director of TPK Park, said the recognition represents more than a record title, reflecting a long-term vision of creating a purposefully curated business ecosystem that benefits both businesses and homeowners.
“Business clusters do not become successful by chance. They are shaped over many years through careful planning, long-term investment and the deliberate curation of complementary businesses. For more than three decades, our focus has never been simply to attract tenants, but to build an ecosystem where every business strengthens the overall destination.
When businesses grow together, homeowners benefit from greater choice, easier comparison and access to trusted specialists in one place. We believe this recognition is meaningful because it acknowledges the long-term vision and the collective contribution of every business that has been part of TPK Park’s journey.”
To celebrate the recognition, TPK Park will host the Mid-Year Home Carnival from 1 to 5 July, inviting homeowners to experience Malaysia’s largest Home & Living retail cluster firsthand. Visitors can explore participating brands, consult industry specialists, discover the latest renovation ideas and enjoy exclusive promotions throughout the five-day carnival.
The official Malaysia Book of Records certificate presentation will take place on 5 July, witnessed by YB Ng Sze Han, State Assemblyman for Kinrara, as Guest of Honour.
For more information, visit www.tpkpark.com or follow TPK Park on Facebook (@tpkpark.my), Instagram (@tpkpark), TikTok (@tpkpark) and Xiaohongshu / RedNote (TPK Park).
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