Every bathroom follows a considered design process, from concept direction and measured survey through to plans, elevations, tiling setouts, joinery drawings and a complete finishes and fittings schedule. Each element is brought together in a detailed, builder-ready documentation package Setouts, niches, falls and junctions are resolved before construction begins, ensuring every detail is considered and every finish lands exactly as intended.

A complete design package, from concept direction and measured drawings through to plans, elevations, joinery details, finishes, fittings and specifications. Everything your builder needs to accurately price and deliver the work.
The documentation is designed to remove ambiguity on site - every detail resolved, every decision clearly communicated, so what is approved is what gets built.
Timelines vary depending on the scope. A single bathroom follows a shorter design process than a complete suite of wet areas, with every detail resolved before work begins on site. Your project timeline is clearly defined within the proposal, so the process is established from the outset.
Every bathroom is different, and our fees reflect the individual scope of each project. Once we understand the space and your requirements, the full design fee is clearly outlined in your proposal, giving you complete clarity before you commit.
We understand the impact of having a bathroom out of use. Each project follows a clearly defined program, with the site kept organised and disruption carefully managed throughout. Where a second bathroom is available, it remains in use for the duration of the renovation.
Yes. Every finish, fitting and fixture is precisely specified, with product details and codes documented within the schedule. This gives your builder a clear reference for procurement and installation, ensuring what is specified is what is delivered.
Either. We design everything from individual ensuites to complete suites of bathrooms, ensuites and laundries. Whatever the scope, each space is considered as part of the wider home, creating a cohesive language across every wet area.