A Primary Bath & Powder Room Retreat

A primary bath and powder room combination project of this scope generally runs 6–10 weeks from demolition to final walkthrough, depending on material lead times and any structural or plumbing changes required.

Both can be relocated. Moving plumbing adds cost and time for rough-in work, but it’s often worth it to achieve a better layout — as we did here, positioning the tub for a wall-mounted filler and repositioning the shower for a curbless, barrier-free entry.

Not when it’s built correctly. A curbless shower requires precise slope work, a properly sized linear or center drain, and waterproofing membrane installed to code. Done right, it’s just as watertight as a traditional curbed shower — and far easier to clean and access.

Wall-hung toilets conceal the tank inside the wall, free up visual floor space, and make the room easier to clean. In a compact powder room like this one, that extra breathing room makes a real difference.

Absolutely — and often that’s where the best design opportunities come from. Rather than treating an unusual window as a limitation, we build the design around it, as we did with the mosaic accent wall here.

We guide clients through every selection — tile, stone, cabinetry, plumbing fixtures, and hardware — and can source directly through our trade partner network here in the Richmond area.