Bathroom Design
Bathrooms are small rooms with a lot of ways to go wrong. What separates a bathroom that still looks right in fifteen years from one that fails in three is almost entirely invisible: waterproofing, slope, substrate, and ventilation.
Why clients choose us
Waterproofing done properly
Full assemblies, correct slope to drain, and pan testing before tile. The part nobody sees is the part that matters.
Tile detailing
Layout drawn in advance so cuts land where they should, patterns align at corners, and niches are centered on something.
Light and ventilation
Layered lighting at the mirror and correctly sized ventilation — the two things most commonly undersized in a bath.
What you get
- ✓ Layout & fixture planning
- ✓ Tile design & layout drawings
- ✓ Vanity & storage design
- ✓ Fixture & hardware selection
- ✓ Lighting & ventilation plan
- ✓ Installation & punch
Answered honestly
If your question is not here, ask us directly. We would rather have the awkward conversation early than the expensive one later.
What does a bathroom remodel cost? +
Guest baths generally start around $18K–$45K; primary suites commonly run $38K–$120K+ depending on size, tile, and whether the layout changes.
How long does a bathroom take? +
Usually 5–9 weeks of construction. Tile and waterproofing cannot be rushed without creating problems later.
Can you do a curbless or zero-entry shower? +
Yes. It requires recessing the framing to get proper slope, which is straightforward when planned during design and expensive when discovered mid-construction.
Related services
Kitchen Design
The room that drives the remodel — planned, specified, and built by one team.
Space Planning
How rooms connect, how you move, and where the walls should actually be.
Finish & Material Selection
Every surface specified, priced, and ordered before it holds up your schedule.
Rental Property Design
Short and long-term rental interiors built for durability and booking rate.
Ready to talk Bathroom Design?
Tell us what you are considering. We will give you a straight assessment of scope, cost, and timeline — before anyone signs anything.