Bathroom design in Dallas–Fort Worth.
Bathroom design covers the layout, tile, lighting, storage, and fixtures for a primary bath, guest bath, or powder room. A bathroom is a small footprint asked to do a lot, so I plan the layout first: where the vanity, shower, and storage sit relative to each other, then choose tile and fixtures that hold up daily and still feel calm. Some projects are a full reconfiguration with moved plumbing, others are a finishes-only refresh. Either way I plan the waterproofing and trade sequence before demolition begins.
In 2025, primary bathrooms typically ran $30,000 to $60,000+ and secondary bathrooms $15,000 to $30,000+, including materials and labor. See full pricing
Holstein · Primary Bathroom Renovation
Small room, careful plan.
Bathrooms leave little room for a mistake once tile is set. Here's what I handle before anything goes on the wall.
Layout & fixture placement
Positioning the vanity, shower, and toilet so the room feels open, not just code-compliant.
Tile & surfaces
Floor, wall, and shower tile selected together, with a plan for where each transition happens.
Storage & vanities
Cabinetry sized to what actually needs to live in the room, from towels to daily toiletries.
Lighting & fixtures
Vanity lighting for real daily use, plus plumbing fixtures and hardware chosen as one finish.
Waterproofing & trade sequencing
Planning the order of plumbing, waterproofing, and tile work with your contractor or mine.
Good to know
Bathroom cost depends heavily on scope: a powder room refresh runs far less than reworking a primary bath's plumbing layout. In 2025, bathroom projects averaged about $35,000 in materials and labor: primary bathrooms typically ran $30,000 to $60,000+ and secondary bathrooms $15,000 to $30,000+. We start with a complimentary discovery call and a $350 in-home consultation, then I put together pricing for your specific project. More detail is on the investment page.
A powder room can move in a few weeks. A primary bath with a new layout or moved plumbing usually takes a few months once you factor in tile and fixture lead times and the trade schedule.
A primary bath typically involves a shower, tub, and full plumbing layout, so it takes longer and costs more. A powder room is smaller and often just needs finishes, lighting, and a vanity, so it moves faster.
I design the layout, tile, and fixtures, and I coordinate the trades responsible for waterproofing, plumbing, and tile setting, whether that's your contractor or one I work with regularly.
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