KITCHEN & BATH DESIGN
See exactly what you're building.
Before you build it.
Every decision in your kitchen or bath, resolved and visualized before construction begins. For homeowners nationwide, designed from Florida.
WHAT YOU ACTUALLY GET
Every decision settled before anyone orders anything
A kitchen holds more than a hundred decisions, and most of them become permanent the day construction starts. I resolve function first, then design the beauty on top of it, so you get a room that works the way you live and looks the way you hoped.
LAYOUT
A layout that works in practice
Door swings, clearances, walkways, appliance placement. The details that determine whether a beautiful kitchen is also usable, resolved before a single finish is chosen.
MATERIALS
Materials evaluated in context
Stone, tile, cabinetry, hardware, and lighting rendered in your actual room at your actual ceiling height. You commit to choices you've seen in place, not to samples you're extrapolating from.
CABINETRY
Cabinetry your maker can build to
Front elevations with exact widths, heights, and arrangement, so the person building your kitchen works from precise documentation rather than interpretation.
HANDOFF
One source of truth for your trades
Your plans and renderings in a gallery you keep permanently. Your builder, cabinet maker, and electrician all work from the same documentation, which is how you prevent expensive misunderstandings.
THE BEST PART OF THE PROCESS
What changed between the first design and the last
Some changes are small in size, but significant in impact. Other designs change substantially between the first draft and the final, and that is precisely the value. Seeing the room in full makes the right moves obvious and the costly mistakes catchable, while everything is still just pixels.
INITIAL DESIGN
FINAL DESIGN
WHAT WE CHANGED
In our first call, we noticed that the cabinet containing the fridge was spec’d at only 36” wide, which would not have fit the 36”- wide built-in unit it was meant to house. The cabinet was adjusted to 37.5” wide before it was fabricated. This $2000 catch paid for the service.
HOW IT WORKS
Two weeks, start to finish
Send your plans, or photos of your existing space. Within a few hours you'll have pricing and my initial read on the room. If it's useful, we'll spend fifteen minutes on the phone confirming scope.
01
Tell me about the project
Book, then complete your design questionnaire
02
You'll document your style, your materials, and how you use the space. Where there are no architectural plans, you'll complete a five-minute scan of the room with your phone that captures exact dimensions of every wall, window, and outlet. I design from those measurements, not from estimates.
Work begins the Monday after I have your questionnaire and plans. First designs are delivered within five business days for a single room.
03
I design your space
One hour on video where I rework the design in real time while you participate. Swap the stone, adjust the island, test an alternate cabinet color. You approve a space you've seen resolved from every angle.
04
Live revision session
Everything delivered in one gallery, yours to keep. Hand it to your builder, your cabinet maker, and every trade who needs to know exactly what they're building.
05
Final delivery
INVESTMENT
Clear pricing, by the room
Projects are priced by room. Add up your rooms, and you’ll know your investment before we ever speak. No bundling discounts keep pricing flat, transparent, and fair so you can start with the mission-critical spaces, and add more later.
Kitchen
$1500 - $2000
Layout, cabinetry, materials, and lighting for the whole room.
Full room with plumbing / appliances
$1000 - $1250
Most commonly designed examples include:
Primary bath, guest bath, laundry, scullery, walk-in closet, mudroom
$750
Partial room or single element
Most commonly designed examples include:
Powder room, mudroom bench, wet bar, fireplace built-ins, office
Most clients invest one to two percent of their renovation budget in design. A typical project runs $1,800 to $4,000, depending on the number of rooms, against a build that costs many times that.
Whole-house projects, new construction of six or more rooms, and collaborations with design or build firms are scoped individually. Reach out, and we'll define it.
FIT
Whether this is the right time
This work delivers the most value at a specific stage. I'd rather tell you to wait than take a project before it's ready.
This is the right fit if
You’re 60 to 180 days from breaking ground
You have final architectural plans, or you’re close
You know what you’re drawn to, and want to see it resolved in your own space
You want considered judgment, not simply a rendering
Let’s talk first if
You’re moving walls without plans yet. You’ll want an architect or structural engineer first, and I’ll point you in the right direction.
You haven’t committed to the renovation itself. Return when you have, I’ll be here.
You haven’t set a construction budget. That figure shapes nearly every decision we’d make.
You need construction drawings or stamped documents. That’s a different profession, and I can tell you who to look for.
CLIENTS
What people say afterward
Let’s look at your space.
Send your plans or photos of your existing space. Within a few hours, you'll have pricing and my first read on what your project needs.