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Luxury Bathroom Remodelling Designed Around You

Bathrooms

Creating Personal Retreats

A beautifully designed bathroom combines comfort, function, and style. Olive + Baxter transforms bathrooms into personal retreats with spa-like features, efficient layouts, and premium finishes that elevate your daily routine.

Thoughtful Layout Design

We optimize bathroom layouts to maximize space and functionality. From vanity placement to shower configurations, every element is carefully planned to create a seamless flow and comfortable experience.

Primary bathroom with navy vanity and blue tile shower by Olive + Baxter

Luxury Finishes and Fixtures

Select from premium tiles, custom vanities, designer fixtures, and elegant lighting. We guide you through material selection to ensure durability, beauty, and a cohesive design that reflects your personal style.

Expert Installation

Our team handles all aspects of bathroom renovation including plumbing, electrical, tile work, and finishing details. We ensure proper waterproofing, ventilation, and code compliance for a bathroom that lasts.

Freestanding soaking tub with brass filler and globe chandelier by Olive + Baxter

A jewel-box powder room from a Naperville remodel, a blue vanity with a white quartz top, widespread brass faucet, round gold mirror and crystal-shaded lighting.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a bathroom remodel take?

After design and selections are complete, the construction of a full bathroom typically runs a few weeks to a couple of months depending on scope. Tile work, waterproofing, and any custom vanity or glass have their own lead and cure times that cannot be rushed without risking quality. A primary bath with a custom shower and layout changes takes longer than a straightforward cosmetic refresh.

What drives the cost of a bathroom remodel?

Moving plumbing fixtures, the amount and type of tile, and the fixtures and vanity you select are the main cost drivers. Wet areas require proper waterproofing and, often, permitting, which adds labor behind the walls that you never see but that protects the finished space. Features like a curbless shower, heated floors, or a freestanding tub add to the scope.

Why is waterproofing such a big deal in a bathroom?

A bathroom is the most moisture-exposed room in a house, and failures behind tile or in a shower pan lead to hidden rot and mold that are expensive to fix later. We install proper waterproofing membranes, ventilation, and drainage as part of every bathroom, and this work has to pass inspection where permits apply. It is the part of the job that determines whether your bathroom lasts.

Can you make a small or older bathroom feel more spacious?

Often yes. Reworking the layout, switching to a curbless or glass-enclosed shower, choosing a wall-mounted or narrower vanity, and improving lighting can make a compact bathroom feel noticeably larger without moving exterior walls. Many homes in the western Chicago suburbs have dated bathrooms where a smarter layout unlocks space that already exists.

How disruptive is a bathroom remodel if it's our only one?

If the bathroom being remodeled is your only one, the loss of use is the hardest part, so planning matters. We aim to keep the out-of-service window as tight as the schedule allows and coordinate the sequence to restore a working toilet and sink as early as possible. If you have a second bathroom, the disruption is usually modest.

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