Free, Included Design

Interior Designer in Williamsburg, Virginia

Williamsburg Kitchen & Bath includes professional design with what you buy, so a VCU-trained designer plans your kitchen or bath and pulls every finish into one look. Serving Williamsburg and the Historic Triangle.

Real Design, Included Free

The hardest part of a kitchen or bath is not the budget; it is the hundred decisions, and a designer is supposed to carry that with you, not just ring up your order.

Our design help is included free with what you buy. You work with one VCU-trained designer who plans the space, questions the placeholder choices a builder or architect left in, and pulls cabinets, counters, tile, and flooring into a single look.

And we come to you.

Even in rural Charles City County, where nearly every home is on a private well and a big box store will never send anyone out, a free in-home consultation is part of how we work.

Designer working through a kitchen layout and finish selections

What We Do

Our Design Services

Layout, selections, and a single cohesive plan for your kitchen or bath, included with what you buy.

Custom Kitchen Design

Your custom kitchen starts on paper, with the work flow, the sight lines, and the way the cabinets meet your windows, long before you pick a single finish. Because Tammy's background is space planning, she solves your layout first so the room actually flows, then helps you layer in the materials. See how a custom kitchen design takes shape.

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Custom kitchen layout drawing with finish selections

Custom Bathroom Design

A bathroom is a small space where plumbing, storage, and tile all have to coexist, so a wrong layout is expensive to undo. We design the bath as one room, placing the shower, vanity, and fixtures around how you actually use it, then choose finishes that hold up to daily moisture. Start a custom bathroom design.

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Custom bathroom design with tile and vanity selections

Space Planning

Space planning is the part you cannot quite picture and the part Tammy does best: shifting a run of cabinets a few inches so your doorway frames properly, or rethinking a layout so the room finally breathes. It is a skill she built over years of commercial interior and cabinet work. Learn what space planning can do for your home.

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Space planning floor layout for a kitchen

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the design really free?

Yes. When you buy your cabinets, counters, tile, and flooring through us, the design work is included at no separate charge. There is no hourly design fee and no upfront retainer. You get a professional designer guiding the whole project, paid for the same way a big box store's design counter is, except here you get an actual designer.

Do I have to buy everything from you to get design help?

The included design comes with purchasing your materials here, because we are a supplier and dealer, not a fee-for-service design firm. In practice that is the value: you get a designer's plan and the materials to build it in one place, for less than buying the same products at the warehouse with no design help at all.

Can you work with my builder or contractor?

Yes. We design the kitchen or bath, supply the materials, and hand off to your contractor, or connect you with a vetted one if you need it. We will also respectfully question the placeholder choices a builder or architect dropped into the plans, because small layout changes early are what make a room work instead of just function.

What does the design process look like?

It starts with a conversation about how you live and cook, in our showroom or in your home, followed by measurements and a layout. From there you make selections with the designer, see them come together, and approve the plan before anything is ordered. One person guides you start to finish, so nothing falls through the cracks.

Can you help me picture it before I commit?

Yes. We use the same professional kitchen and bath design software Tammy worked in during her commercial interiors career to lay out your space, and you can see and touch the actual cabinet doors, stone, and tile in the showroom. Seeing the real materials together, not just thumbnails online, is what makes the decisions feel confident.