Luxury bathroom remodel, Miami.
A great bathroom is a quiet room. Slab marble that reads as one continuous surface, vanity millwork that disappears into the architecture, and mechanical that you never have to think about. We build bathrooms the way we build the rest of the house: every trade in-house, every detail planned in advance.
- Slab marble showers & walls — through Moros Marbles
- Custom vanities — built in our own shop
- Heated floors & steam — in-house mechanical
- Premium fixtures — Waterworks, Dornbracht, THG, Lefroy Brooks
Marble. Millwork. Mechanical.
Slab Marble Surfaces
Through Moros Marbles, we specify and install slab walls, full-height showers, and continuous vanity tops — minimizing grout lines and turning the bathroom into a single, quiet material moment.
Custom Vanity Millwork
Vanities are built in our shop alongside the kitchen millwork — drawers calibrated for plumbing fixtures, integrated lighting, hidden hardware, and matched-grain panels that disappear into the architecture.
Mechanical Integration
Heated floors, steam, recessed lighting, ventilation, and water filtration are sequenced under one schedule, in-house. The visible bathroom is quiet because the systems behind it were planned in advance.
Every bathroom serves a different program.
The luxury bathroom in a Miami home is rarely just one room. Primary suites, secondary baths, powder rooms, wet rooms, and full spa programs each ask different things from the design and the build. We deliver against all of them — with marble through Moros Marbles, custom vanity millwork, and all mechanical work in-house.
Primary Bathrooms
The most demanding bathroom in the home. Slab marble walls, full-height showers, freestanding tubs surrounded by stone, dual-vanity millwork, separate water closet, often with a connected dressing room. Mechanical scope is significant — heated floors, steam, exhaust, dedicated ventilation, water filtration. We engineer it as a coordinated room, not a list of fixtures.
Secondary & Guest Bathrooms
Secondary baths share the same finish standard but a tighter program. Single vanity, shower or shower-tub combo, often integrated with a guest suite. We use them as opportunities to extend the home's stone vocabulary into smaller rooms — a powder-room scale of marble work that still reads beautifully.
Powder Rooms
The smallest room in the house and often the boldest. Full-slab marble walls, dramatic vanity stones, statement fixtures. Powder rooms are where we deploy the most expressive marble selections — clients who want a single stone moment in their home often put it here.
Wet Rooms
Continuous-floor wet rooms — the shower has no door, the entire bathroom is the water zone — require careful waterproofing, slope detailing, and drainage. We’ve built wet rooms in primary suites where the program calls for an open, spa-feel layout. The substrate engineering is invisible; that’s the point.
Spa Suites
Steam rooms, sauna integration, plunge tubs, massage rooms, lounge zones. A spa suite is its own program inside the home — mechanical, ventilation, and finish are engineered together so the room performs as a wellness space, not just a styled bathroom.
Quiet rooms are planned, not improvised.
A great bathroom feels effortless because the work that made it look effortless was done in advance — substrate, mechanical, lighting, and stone layout planned together before the first wall is opened. The detail items below are where Moros bathrooms separate from typical luxury work.
Slab marble specification
Slab choice is the single biggest finish decision in a luxury bathroom. Through Moros Marbles, we walk clients through the slab floor for project-specific selection — looking at veining, base tone, and how the stone reads against the room’s lighting and the home’s overall finish program.
Niche & fixture coordination
Shower niches, sconce locations, and faucet rough-ins are coordinated with the slab layout before any cut is made. The goal is to keep the stone’s veining intact across niches and avoid fixtures landing in awkward spots. This is planned, not improvised.
Heated floors & mechanical
Heated floors, exhaust ventilation, recessed lighting, and water filtration are roughed in alongside the structural work. We use dedicated electrical circuits for heat and lighting controls, so the bathroom isn’t fighting the rest of the home’s mechanical load.
Lighting design
Three layers — task at the vanity, ambient overall, accent at niches and stone walls. Lighting is integrated into the millwork and slab where possible so fixtures aren’t fighting for attention with the stone. The finished bathroom should feel composed, not cluttered.
Common questions before remodeling.
How long does a luxury bathroom remodel take in Miami?
It varies per project. Schedules are shaped by slab selection, mechanical scope (heated floors, steam, ventilation), millwork complexity, and whether the home is occupied. Pre-construction (selections, slab approval, permits) is its own phase before demolition. We share a project-specific schedule once the scope is locked.
How much does a luxury bathroom remodel cost in Miami?
It varies per project. Cost is shaped by slab marble selection (through Moros Marbles or other), surface area, millwork scope, fixture package, and mechanical complexity (heated floors, steam, water filtration, dedicated ventilation). We estimate line-item; for a project-specific number, talk to our team.
Can you do slab marble showers and walls?
Yes — and it's one of our specialties. Through Moros Marbles, our marble brand, we plan slab walls, full-height showers, and continuous vanity tops to minimize grout lines and let the marble do the talking. Slab selection happens on the floor, not from photographs.
Do you handle the mechanical work — heated floors, steam, ventilation?
Yes, all in-house. Heated floors, steam, recessed lighting, ventilation, and water filtration are sequenced into one schedule with the structural and finish work, so nothing is reactive on site. Dedicated electrical and plumbing rough-ins are planned alongside the slab layout.
Can the bathroom remodel happen while we live in the home?
Often, yes — especially for secondary bathrooms. For primary bath remodels, clients with no second primary may relocate temporarily; we plan around either scenario, with dust containment and contained access throughout.
What fixture brands do you work with?
We work with all major luxury fixture brands — Waterworks, Lefroy Brooks, Dornbracht, Kallista, THG, Watermark, and others. Vanities and mechanical rough-ins are engineered around the specific fixtures selected, so panels, stone openings, and clearances are correct from day one.
Can you build a wet room?
Yes. Wet rooms — where the entire bathroom is the water zone, with no shower door — require careful waterproofing, slope detailing, drainage, and substrate engineering. We've built wet rooms into primary suites and standalone spa programs. The substrate engineering is invisible by design; that’s the point.
Do you integrate spa features — steam, sauna, plunge tubs?
Yes — full spa suites with steam rooms, sauna integration, plunge tubs, and dedicated lounge zones. A spa suite is its own program: mechanical, ventilation, and finish are engineered together so the room performs as a wellness space, not just a styled bathroom.
Can you match the bathroom finish to the rest of the home?
Yes — and we plan it that way from the start. Vanity millwork is built alongside the kitchen and dressing-room cabinetry so wood species, hardware, and detailing are consistent. Slab marble is selected with the home’s overall stone program in mind.
What's included in a Moros bathroom package?
Design coordination with your architect or interior designer, slab selection and marble fabrication through Moros Marbles, vanity and millwork shop drawings and fabrication, all mechanical and finish trades (heated floors, steam, ventilation, water filtration), fixture installation, lighting integration, and post-handoff care guides.
Can you do bathroom-only renovations, or only as part of a whole-house project?
Both. We take on bathroom-only projects when the scope justifies the in-house team — typically a primary bathroom or a multi-bath program where slab marble and custom millwork are central. For projects that fit the level we’re built for, the standalone bathroom remodel works.
How do you handle waterproofing for slab marble showers?
Waterproofing happens at the substrate, not the surface. We use bonded waterproofing membranes, drain assemblies engineered for slab installations, and tested slope detailing before the marble is set. The visible stone is the finish layer; the work that matters is invisible — and that’s where most failed bathrooms break down.
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