Plan a Bathroom That Works Beautifully, Every Day

Your vanity sets the tone for the space, both visually and financially.

• Stock vanities are the most affordable and are great for quick upgrades or guest bathrooms.
• Semi-custom vanities, like the ones we offer, provide better sizing, finishes, and functional upgrades like built-in organizers.
• Fully custom cabinetry brings a premium look and perfect fit, but often at a higher price point or without the lifetime warranty.

Most of our clients land on semi-custom vanities as they deliver the right balance of style, storage, and price, with enough flexibility to make your bathroom both beautiful and functional.

Your vanity top needs to handle constant water exposure, cosmetics, and daily use.

• Quartz is a popular, durable, non-porous option for busy households.
• Quartzite offers a natural stone look with more strength than marble.
• Cultured marble offers integrated sink options and is often more budget-friendly.

In our showroom, quartz and quartzite are the top choices for bathroom countertops. They’re durable, easy to maintain, and available in colors and patterns that elevate any vanity style.

Not all tile is priced equally and labor costs often increase with complexity.

• Mosaics, stone, and decorative inlays elevate your space but require more time to install.
• Large-format porcelain tile is often the most cost-effective and visually clean option.
• Custom patterns (like herringbone) also increase labor time and trim requirements.

If you’re looking to save, reserve decorative tile for the shower niche or vanity wall.

Keeping plumbing in place is one of the most effective ways to stay on budget.

• Moving a toilet, tub, or shower often requires new rough-ins, permits, and extensive labor, especially in slab-foundation homes.
• Upgrading fixtures without relocation still allows for visual and functional improvement with less disruption.

Your sinks, faucets, shower systems, and tubs make a big design impact, but can also add a big cost.

• Freestanding tubs, rain showers, and wall-mounted faucets are luxurious, but often require structural and plumbing upgrades.
• Smart toilets, touchless faucets, and dimmable lighting add modern convenience but require careful planning.

Stock vanities are an excellent choice for quick turnarounds. They come in standard widths (24″, 30″, 36″, etc.), with pre-set drawer and door configurations, and often include an integrated top.

• Fast delivery and budget-friendly
• Limited in size, finish, and storage options
• Great for small baths or low-traffic areas

Semi-custom vanities are the sweet spot for most bathroom remodels. They offer more finish choices, storage features, and sizing flexibility without the cost of full customization.

• Choose your drawer/door layout, finish, and hardware
• Add options like pull-out trays, tilt-out drawers, or linen towers
• Made-to-order with moderate lead times

Semi-custom gives you flexibility and function especially useful in shared bathrooms or tight layouts.

Custom cabinetry is the best choice when you want a precise fit and a unique design. Perfect for awkward layouts, floating vanities, or creating built-in storage.

• Endless options for style, finish, height, depth, and detailing
• Allows for built-in hampers and tower storage
• Higher cost and longer timelines, but completely tailored

We often recommend custom vanities in primary suites or aging-in-place remodels where long-term functionality matters most.

Quartz is one of the most popular bathroom countertop choices and for good reason. It’s non-porous, stain-resistant, and doesn’t require sealing.

• Excellent for high-use bathrooms and kids’ spaces
• Resists makeup, lotion, and water marks
• Consistent coloring works well with modern and transitional vanities

Quartz is ideal for guest baths and family bathrooms where low maintenance is key.

Granite offers the beauty of natural stone with a high-end feel. Every slab is unique, which adds character but it does require regular sealing to resist stains and water marks.

• Great for primary suites and luxury spaces
• Handles heat (think curling irons) well
• More variation in color and veining

We recommend darker granite finishes for a bold, grounded look in light-toned bathrooms.

Cultured marble is a cost-effective option that often includes integrated sinks, which makes cleaning easier and installation faster.

• Seamless design with no undermount or caulk lines
• Available in a variety of neutral tones and veining patterns
• Typically used in budget-conscious or builder-grade projects

A smart upgrade from laminate with a smoother, cleaner finish.

Glossy Ceramic

Brightens the room and reflects light, great for walls and tub surrounds.

Porcelain Wall Tile

For a seamless, high-end finish across showers and accent walls, especially in large-format sizes.

Mosaics

Perfect for shower floors, niches, or accent bands. Adds grip and detail, but more grout = more maintenance.

Natural Stone

Striking in walk-in showers, but requires sealing and careful upkeep.

• Custom Design: From timeless subway to modern large-format porcelain, tile gives endless style possibilities.
• Durability: Proper waterproofing makes tile showers last for decades.
• Value: A tiled shower upgrade is one of the biggest resale draws in today’s market.
• Flexibility: Fits compact bath layouts or can expand into luxurious walk-ins.

• Wall tile: porcelain, ceramic, or natural stone
• Floor tile: small-format or mosaics for slip resistance
• Accents: niches, benches, or decorative bands
• Enclosures: frameless glass, partial walls, or curtains
• Drain type: center vs. linear for both style and function

• Tile complexity and layout (straight stack vs. herringbone or mosaic)
• Waterproofing system (a must-have investment)
• Glass enclosures and trim packages
• Labor intensity, which often accounts for the majority of cost

Your sink and faucet choices influence both aesthetics and usability. 

• Vessel sinks create height and sculptural appeal
• Undermount sinks pair perfectly with stone countertops for easy cleanup
• Faucet styles affect counter space and placement wall-mounted options free up room in compact baths

The right tub can serve as a focal point.

• Alcove tubs maximize use of smaller spaces
• Freestanding tubs create sculptural appeal in larger baths
• Drop-in tubs pair beautifully with decorative tile surrounds

Even the most functional fixture has design considerations. 

• Two-piece toilets are common and affordable
• One-piece toilets offer a streamlined look
• Comfort-height and dual-flush models improve accessibility and efficiency

Good bathroom lighting starts at the mirror.

• Horizontal bar lights above the mirror offer even top-down illumination
• Vertical sconces on either side reduce shadows ideal for grooming
• Dimmable fixtures allow for softer light in the evenings

Your mirror is more than a place to check your reflection, it’s a design anchor.

• Framed mirrors add warmth and visual interest
• Backlit mirrors offer a modern, clean look with built-in lighting
• Medicine cabinets provide hidden storage, perfect for smaller bathrooms
• Full-width mirrors visually expand the space and reflect more light

Beyond the vanity, ambient light makes the space feel comfortable and well-balanced.

• Recessed ceiling lights offer unobtrusive brightness
• Flush mounts or semi-flush fixtures add style in larger rooms
• Shower-rated recessed lights keep wet zones bright and safe

Layering light (vanity, ambient, and accent) creates depth and flexibility in any size bathroom.