Kitchen, Bath & Selections · Colleyville, TX

Kitchen and bath selections in Colleyville.

The rooms and details that decide how a home lives, chosen to work every day and age well.

Kitchen, Bath & Architectural Selections is the studio’s second service group. It covers the hard finishes: cabinetry, counters, tile, stone, hardware, lighting, flooring and appliances, for a renovation or a new build.

These are the decisions that are expensive to change later, so they come first. On a new build, Veronica joins the conversation with the architect or builder early, while millwork heights, the lighting plan and the way a kitchen window meets the backsplash are still easy to adjust.

What We Select

Hard finishes, in the right order.

Hard finishes come before paint, fabric and furniture, so the sofa is never chosen before the floor.

Cabinetry and counters

Door styles, wood and paint finishes, and counters such as the honed quartz in the Roseville kitchen.

Tile and stone

Wall, floor and shower tile, mosaics and natural stone, including niches and patterned floors.

Plumbing and hardware

Faucets, fixtures, tubs and cabinet hardware, often in warm brass.

Lighting

Pendants, chandeliers, sconces and the lighting plan, decided before the walls close up.

Flooring

Wood, tile and stone floors chosen for the whole house, not one room at a time.

Appliances

Appliance selection that fits the cabinetry plan and how you cook.

Our Projects

Kitchens and baths, before and after.

A Colleyville bath traded beige tumbled tile for blue stacked tile, a brass-framed mosaic niche and a patterned floor. The Roseville kitchen gave up heavy Tuscan finishes for soft gray cabinetry, honed quartz and a clean backsplash. Tap any photo to see it larger.

Colleyville bathroom before renovation, with beige tumbled tile and a built-in tub Before
Colleyville Bath, beforeColleyville
Colleyville bathroom after renovation, with blue stacked wall tile, a brass-framed mosaic niche, brass fixtures and a patterned tile floor After
Colleyville Bath, afterColleyville
European farmhouse kitchen in Colleyville with black and white cabinetry, black pendant lights and a wood-topped island
European Farmhouse KitchenColleyville
The Roseville kitchen before, with heavy Tuscan finishes Before
Roseville Kitchen, beforeKitchen renovation
The Roseville kitchen after, with soft gray cabinetry, honed quartz and a clean backsplash After
Roseville Kitchen, afterKitchen renovation
Southlake bathroom after renovation, with cream stone, a frameless glass shower, brass fixtures and a clawfoot tub After
Southlake Bath, afterSouthlake

Decide the hard finishes first.

Flooring, cabinetry, counters, tile, plumbing and lighting are set before wall color, drapery and rugs, and furniture comes last. Choosing in that order keeps every later choice working with what is already built. On a whole house, the hard finishes also follow one palette, so the same stone or metal can repeat from room to room.

More Baths

From full gut to a lighter update.

Bath renovations range from a full gut to keeping the bones and changing everything you see.

The Whitfield Primary Bath

A full-gut renovation: a light oak double vanity, softly veined tile and warm brass accents.

The Sterling Bath

Periwinkle walls and a built-in tub gave way to deep navy, a freestanding tub, brass fixtures and an encaustic-tiled shower, anchored by the original arched window.

The Southlake Bath

Gray tile and a glass-block wall replaced by cream stone and a frameless glass shower, with the clawfoot tub kept at the center.

A long-running Colleyville home

Three bathrooms in one year, after the kitchen, dinette and great room were finished.

"I do my best to stay within budget, but not compromise on quality."Veronica Eckhardt, replying to a Google review
Frequently Asked

Kitchen and bath questions.

Do you work with our contractor or builder?
Yes. We work alongside the builder or contractor, join the architectural conversation early on new builds, and coordinate the install sequence.
What do you select?
Cabinetry, counters, tile, stone, plumbing fixtures, hardware, lighting, flooring and appliances.
Can you keep the layout and just change the finishes?
Often, yes. The Sterling Bath kept its original arched window and changed nearly everything around it.
How long does a kitchen or bath renovation take?
For a renovation already underway, three to six months is typical for the design and selection work. A custom build runs longer because of the build itself.
Do you work outside Colleyville?
Yes, within about 30 miles of the studio, including Southlake, Westlake, Grapevine and Keller.
How do we start?
Call Veronica at (916) 580-8183 or use the contact page to tell us about the room.

Planning a kitchen or bath?

Send a few photos of the room as it is today and tell us what isn’t working. We will talk through where to start.

Schedule a Consultation Call (916) 580-8183
Service Areas
Colleyville Southlake Grapevine Keller Trophy Club Flower Mound Roanoke Argyle Fort Worth North Dallas Highland Park