KB-101Plan
Existing conditions
The room as it is, with plumbing and electrical located.
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Theadora Customs · Design · Rooms & Spaces · Kitchen & Bathroom Design39.74° N · 104.99° W
Kitchen & Bathroom Design, Denver, CO
We design kitchens and bathrooms around the way you cook, clean up and get ready: layouts, cabinets, tile and lighting, drawn to the inch and built by the same team, with licensed plumbers and electricians for the trade work.
- Discipline
- Kitchen & Bathroom Design
- Projects
- Homes, condos & commercial
- Includes
- Layouts, cabinets, counters, tile showers, lighting & heated floors
- Consultation
- Free
KB-1ScopeSheet 1 of 7
What’s included
Start your project →Kitchens and bathrooms pack the most decisions into the least space. We plan every one of them on paper first.
| Mark | Service | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| KIT | Kitchen layouts | Work zones, islands and walkways planned around how you cook, with clearances drawn to scale. |
| CAB | Cabinets & storage | Cabinet layouts, pantries and drawer storage drawn wall by wall, so every inch is used. |
| TOP | Counters & backsplashes | Stone, quartz and tile chosen together, with seams, edges and outlets planned before fabrication. |
| BTH | Bathroom layouts | Vanities, toilets, tubs and showers arranged for space and privacy, including layout changes that move plumbing. |
| SHW | Tile showers | Curbless and linear-drain showers, niches and benches, built on one complete manufacturer waterproofing system. |
| HTF | Heated floors & lighting | Electric radiant floor heat and layered lighting, connected by our master electrician. |
KB-2Drawing SetSheet 2 of 7
What you receive
A kitchen or bath drawing set settles the details that usually get decided on site: where the outlets go, how the tile lands and which way the floor slopes to the drain.
KB-201Plan
Floor plan
The new layout, with clearances and appliance sizes.
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KB-301Elevation
Cabinet elevations
Every cabinet wall drawn flat, drawer by drawer.
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KB-401Detail
Tile & shower details
Tile layout, waterproofing, drain and floor slope.
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KB-501Plan
Lighting & electrical plan
Fixtures, switches, outlets and the heated-floor thermostat.
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KB-601Schedule
Finish & fixture schedule
Cabinets, counters, tile, faucets and hardware, listed.
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KB-3Design NotesSheet 3 of 7
Planned to the inch
In a kitchen or bath a couple of inches decide whether a room works. These are the rules we draw to.
Design notesKitchen & bath
Room to work
We plan kitchen walkways at about 42 inches for one cook and 48 inches for two, the clearances recommended by the National Kitchen & Bath Association.
Water stays where it belongs
Every shower is waterproofed with one manufacturer’s complete system and flood-tested for 24 to 72 hours, with dated photos, before tile goes down.
Light where you need it
Task lighting at the vanity and under the cabinets, so faces and counters are lit without shadows.
Plumbing decided early
Moving a sink, toilet or shower is decided in the plan, with licensed plumbers, so the cost is known before work starts.
KB-4ProductsSheet 4 of 7
Products & standards
The tile, setting materials, waterproofing, lighting and hardware we design kitchens and baths around.
Held to the standard
Tile and remodeling work is built to the methods published by these organizations.
Tile Council of North America
National Tile Contractors Association Member
Schluter® Workshop-Trained Installer
KB-5How We WorkSheet 5 of 7
How a design comes together
Free consultation
We walk the space with you, listen to what you want and measure everything. The consultation costs nothing.
Measure & locate
The room is measured and the existing plumbing, wiring and walls are located, so the new layout starts from what’s really there.
Concept & 3D
Sketches become a 3D model you can turn, compare materials in and see the light in, before anything is built.
Drawings & proposal
A clear drawing set and a written, line-by-line proposal with scope, schedule and payment milestones. Any change is agreed in writing first.
Built by the same team
The team that drew it builds it, ending with a final walkthrough together and a 1-year workmanship warranty on our installation.
KB-6QuestionsSheet 6 of 7
Common questions
Q.01How much does a bathroom remodel cost?
It depends on the size of the room, whether plumbing moves, the tile you choose and the waterproofing system. After a free site visit we give you a written, line-by-line proposal with the price, schedule and payment milestones, so you know the cost before any work starts.
Q.02How long does a bathroom remodel take?
Most full bathroom remodels take about 3–4 weeks on site. That leaves time for drywall to dry, a 24–72 hour flood test of the shower, new flooring to acclimate, and custom shower glass to be made after final measurements.
Q.03How do you make sure a tile shower won’t leak?
Every shower gets one complete manufacturer waterproofing system: pan, membrane, seams, corners and drain from the same maker, installed to their instructions. Before any tile goes on, we flood-test the shower for 24–72 hours and give you dated photos of the test.
Q.04Do you work in condos and HOA buildings?
Yes. We follow your HOA’s rules for work hours and common areas, protect floors and hallways, and clean up every day. For upper-floor units we can install acoustic underlayment to cut noise to the unit below.
Q.05Is the consultation really free?
Yes. We walk the space with you, listen to what you want and measure everything, and the consultation costs nothing.
KB-7InquireSheet 7 of 7
Request for consultation
Begin the conversation
Tell us about the kitchen or bathroom you want to change. We’ll measure it, talk through layouts and give you a free consultation.
Request a Free Consultation
sales@theadoracustoms.com
(720) 581-7072
Denver, CO · By appointment