Full bathroom remodeling and design in Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and Los Angeles: layout, stone selected at the slab, custom vanities and millwork, plumbing and lighting plans, contractor coordination, and installation, run by one design-build studio.
It is scoped room by room. A vanity and surface refresh and a full primary suite with a wet room, steam, book-matched stone, and millwork to the ceiling are different projects, and the number follows the scope. I do not publish pricing. After the first conversation and a look at the room, I send a written proposal with the design scope and the investment. Construction and fabrication costs come from the contractor and the stone yard, and I help you read those bids.
Whichever one is further along in procurement. Kitchen cabinetry and appliance lead times should be confirmed before construction is scheduled. If there is flexibility, I start the primary bathroom while the kitchen is still in design, which shortens the whole project. Both rooms usually run in parallel through design.
In a primary bathroom, increasingly not. In California the walk-in shower and the wet room have replaced the tub as the focal point in nearly every remodel I have done since 2022. The exception is a freestanding soaking tub used as sculpture: set for the view, on a stone deck, with room around it. The only tub worth keeping is one that earns its place.
A wet room drops the glass enclosure and treats the whole bathing area as one waterproofed zone. No threshold, no frame. Light moves through the room uninterrupted. At this level it is almost always the right call: the room reads larger and cleaner than any framed shower.
The stone that is right for that room under that light. Calacatta, Statuario, book-matched quartzite, and honed limestone are what I specify most. I select at the slab, in person, and photograph each one under morning and evening light before I approve it. Veining, finish, and color temperature have to work with the window, not with a sample board.
A contractor builds to a plan. I make the plan, select the stone, specify the fixtures, draw the vanity, and coordinate every vendor so the room is resolved before demolition. The difference between a good bathroom and a great one is rarely the budget. It is whether one person made all of those decisions together.
Four to six months for a full primary bathroom, driven by the custom vanity (ten to fourteen weeks of fabrication) and the stone. Design runs alongside procurement to compress the schedule. A lighter remodel moves faster; a wet room with structural changes takes longer.
Yes, when the scope calls for it. Primary suites and powder rooms are taken as standalone projects as well as inside a whole-home renovation.
Yes. The studio is in Beverly Hills and primary bathrooms are the room this city inspects first. One thing to settle before any drawing: the Flats, Trousdale, and the streets north of Sunset are permitted by the City of Beverly Hills; Beverly Hills Post Office is the City of Los Angeles. The Beverly Hills page covers what that changes.