Bathroom Renovations: Your Private Sanctuary Transformed
The primary bath is the most private space in the home — a room designed purely for you. Where elegance meets everyday ritual. Where quiet mornings and long evenings are shaped by the quality of the space itself.
Whether you’re in a historic Savannah residence, embarking on new construction, or planning a remodel, Savannah Kitchen Design specializes in transforming bathrooms into extraordinary spaces. We understand that a bathroom renovation, much like a kitchen, is a considerable investment, and our full-service approach as a licensed general contractor ensures a seamless and stress-free journey from the initial design concept to the final, exquisite detail.
Why Invest in a Bathroom Renovation?
- Your Personal Retreat: Elevate your daily routine into an experience of comfort and luxury. A renovated bathroom becomes a serene oasis designed entirely for your relaxation and well-being.
- Enhanced Home Value: Bathroom remodels consistently offer a strong return on investment, significantly boosting your property’s appeal and resale value. A beautifully renovated bathroom adds lasting value — to your home and to your daily life.
- Modern Functionality: Upgrade outdated fixtures and layouts to improve efficiency, accessibility, and overall enjoyment of the space.
How We Work
Design leadership, start to finish
We’re your single point of contact for design — from initial measurements and detailed 3D renderings through final selections and installation oversight. You see the room before it’s built, which is when changes are still free.
Cabinetry, not just a vanity
The vanity is the largest object in most baths and the one doing the most work. We specify it from the same custom and semi-custom lines we bring to kitchens, sized and detailed for bath conditions — because a vanity is cabinetry, and it should be built like it.
Storage is the other half. Where does anything actually go? Drawers that fit what people keep in a bath, not what a catalog assumed. Outlets inside the cabinet. A place for the things you use daily that isn’t the counter.
Specified as one plan
Tile, stone, fixtures, lighting, hardware, mirror, and paint chosen together rather than sequentially. Baths are small rooms where every surface is visible at once, which makes coherence more important here than almost anywhere else in the house.
Materials that hold up
Bath conditions are hard on cabinetry — humidity, temperature swings, standing water at the worst moments. In a coastal climate that’s worth taking seriously at specification, and it’s one of the places we’ll recommend spending on construction quality rather than on something more visible.
What a Bath Costs
Most people ask this last, and it makes the whole process harder. So, plainly:
A useful planning benchmark is 5–10% of your home’s total value for a bath renovation. That’s a starting frame, not a rule, and where you land inside it depends on the size of the room, whether plumbing moves, and the level of finish.
Where the money actually goes tends to surprise people. Moving a toilet or shower drain is expensive and invisible. Stone, cabinetry, and fixtures are visible and often less costly than expected. A good design process spends deliberately across those, rather than by accident.
We’ll talk about budget in the first meeting, not the fifth.
Your Contractor, or Ours
Some clients come to us with a builder already hired. Others need an introduction. Both work.
Already have a contractor? We work alongside them, handling the design and the selections so they can build.
Need one? We’ll introduce you to our trusted partners — licensed local builders and installers we work with regularly.
Baths are plumbing-intensive and unforgiving of surprises, so this coordination matters more than it does in most rooms. Either way, the design leadership stays with us.
Guest Baths, Powder Rooms, and Everything Else
Not every bath needs a full design process, and we’ll tell you when yours doesn’t. A powder room is the one bath your guests will actually see, which makes it the best value-per-square-foot in the house — a small room where a bold material choice costs comparatively little and gets noticed every time.
Guest and secondary baths usually want durability and coherence with the rest of the house more than they want a statement. We’re happy to design at that scale too.
Our Approach to Bathroom Renovations
Savannah Kitchen Design is your premier choice for top-quality, high-end bathroom design and construction. We combine our meticulous design process with comprehensive general contracting to deliver a bathroom that perfectly balances aesthetics, comfort, and functionality:
Let Savannah Kitchen Design transform your bathroom into the private sanctuary you deserve, enhancing your daily life and the value of your home. Contact us today to begin your bathroom renovation journey.