Resolve the wet areas first
Drainage, waterproofing and fixture locations drive many of the technical decisions.
Layout and fixture planning
Shower and wet-area planning
Waterproofing systems
Plumbing and electrical coordination
Lighting and ventilation
Tile and surface detailing
Cabinetry and storage
Construction management
Drainage, waterproofing and fixture locations drive many of the technical decisions.
Task, ambient and accent lighting can make a small room feel more functional and more finished.
Niches, curbs, tile edges, glass and cabinetry interfaces are where craftsmanship becomes visible.
Yes. Layout changes can be planned with the plumbing, structural and space implications in mind.
Requirements vary by jurisdiction and scope, particularly where plumbing, electrical or structural work changes.
Yes. Coordinating scopes may create efficiencies, but sequencing should account for household access during construction.
Tell JBC what you are planning, where the property is located and what you want the finished space to do.