Interior Design Services
Bathroom Interior Design
Bathroom interior design starts with the existing layout and plumbing, bringing the vanity, tile, lighting, and finishes together into one finished room. A bathroom gets used every single day, yet it’s often the last room anyone thinks to update, so a dated vanity or a mismatched mirror can sit there for years before anyone gets around to it.
deGuise Interiors builds the plan around what the space already has and what it needs to feel finished. There’s no construction or structural work involved, just design.
What We Offer
What Our Bathroom Design Service Covers
We select vanity color, finish, and hardware to update the room’s look, along with mirrors and lighting that work for both everyday use and a more finished feel. Tile and countertop materials get chosen to coordinate with the vanity and hold up to daily moisture, and paint, wallpaper, and other finishes set the tone for the room. Textiles like towels, bath mats, and window treatments round out the design.
The process starts with a consultation to talk through the room and what you want out of it, followed by a design direction and material selection based on that conversation. From there we handle sourcing and ordering through our trusted vendors, and coordinate delivery once everything’s in. We work within your bathroom’s existing plumbing and layout, not moving fixtures or handling installation, so if your project involves construction or structural changes, we can work alongside the contractor you bring in.
Design Ideas
Bathroom Design Ideas
A few starting points we come back to often when planning a bathroom:
Vanity and Hardware Pairings
A darker vanity with brushed or matte hardware reads more current than the builder-grade finishes most bathrooms start with, and it’s one of the fastest ways to change the room’s whole feel.
Tile Patterns
A simple pattern on the floor or as a shower accent adds interest without overwhelming a small room, especially when paired with a quieter wall or countertop material.
Layered Lighting
A single overhead fixture rarely does the room justice, so sconces at the mirror paired with overhead lighting make the biggest visible difference.
Mirror Shapes & Hardware Finish
Swapping a builder-grade rectangular mirror for a shaped one updates the room fast, and matching it to the faucet and cabinet hardware finish pulls everything together.
WHY CHOOSE US
Work With a Bathroom Interior Designer​
We select vanity color, finish, and hardware to update the room’s look, along with mirrors and lighting that work for both everyday use and a more finished feel. Tile and countertop materials get chosen to coordinate with the vanity and hold up to daily moisture, and paint, wallpaper, and other finishes set the tone for the room. Textiles like towels, bath mats, and window treatments round out the design.
The process starts with a consultation to talk through the room and what you want out of it, followed by a design direction and material selection based on that conversation. From there we handle sourcing and ordering through our trusted vendors, and coordinate delivery once everything’s in. We work within your bathroom’s existing plumbing and layout, not moving fixtures or handling installation, so if your project involves construction or structural changes, we can work alongside the contractor you bring in.
Area Served
Our interior Design Services Across Charleston
OTHER DESIGN SERVICES
Our Other Interior Design Services
Schedule a Consultation
Book a consultation to talk through your bathroom, what’s staying, what’s changing, and the level of support that makes sense for your project. We’ll walk through the space together, talk about finishes and materials, and put together a plan that fits how the room actually gets used. You’re also welcome to stop by our Mount Pleasant studio to see tile, vanity finishes, and lighting samples in person before deciding on anything.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What does bathroom interior design include?
Vanity color and hardware, mirrors and lighting, tile and countertop material selection, paint and wallpaper, and textiles like towels and window treatments.
Do you handle plumbing, tile installation, or vanity installation?
We work within your bathroom’s existing plumbing and layout, selecting finishes and materials rather than handling installation or construction. If your project involves plumbing or structural changes, we can work alongside the contractor you bring in.
Can you design a small or older bathroom?
We regularly work with smaller and older bathrooms, focusing on finish and material choices that make the most of the space.
Do you design both primary and guest bathrooms?
A primary bathroom often connects visually to the bedroom it’s attached to, so we plan the two together when that’s part of the project. A guest or hall bath gets the same attention on its own.
How long does a bathroom design project take?
It depends on scope and how quickly materials arrive from our vendors. Exact timelines get set during your consultation.