Pricing
A clearer starting point.
Renovation pricing shouldn't feel like a mystery.
Every home and every project is different, but understanding realistic project ranges can help you plan with more confidence.
Snivy gives you a clearer starting point before the detailed design and measurement process begins.
Realistic ranges. Final pricing after design and measurement.
Illustrative figures. The ranges and estimates on this page are placeholders while Snivy finalizes its published pricing. They are not quotes or offers.
Why Project Ranges?
No two renovations are exactly alike.
Pricing varies because homes differ in:
Dimensions Existing conditions Layout Materials Cabinetry Plumbing Electrical Structural requirements Demolition Installation Permitting Complexity
A $30,000 kitchen and a $90,000 kitchen may occupy the same footprint.
The difference is in what changes, what goes into it, and how it is built.
That's why Snivy uses realistic project ranges rather than misleading one-size-fits-all pricing.
What are you thinking about renovating?
Kitchens
Kitchen project ranges.
Three common starting points. Most kitchens fall somewhere along this path — your designer helps you decide where.
01
Kitchen Refresh
For homeowners who want to dramatically change the look of the kitchen while preserving much of the existing layout.
Typical scope may include
- Cabinetry
- Countertops
- Hardware
- Sink
- Faucet
- Backsplash
- Lighting updates
- Cosmetic improvements
Explore Kitchen RefreshTypical project range · Illustrative
$18,000 – $32,000
02
Full Kitchen Renovation
A complete kitchen transformation, from demolition to the final detail.
Typical scope may include
- Demolition
- New cabinetry
- Countertops
- Flooring
- Backsplash
- Plumbing
- Electrical
- Lighting
- Appliance installation
- Construction
- Installation
Explore Full Kitchen RenovationsTypical project range · Illustrative
$38,000 – $75,000
03
Custom Kitchen
For significant layout changes, premium materials, architectural cabinetry, large islands, integrated appliances and custom design.
Typical scope may include
- Layout changes
- Architectural cabinetry
- Large islands
- Premium stone
- Integrated appliances
- Custom lighting
Explore Custom KitchensTypical project range · Illustrative
From $85,000
Kitchen Pricing
What moves the number?
- 01
Cabinetry
Cabinet quantity, height, construction, finish, internal accessories, glass, and custom details.
- 02
Countertops
Material selection, slab size, fabrication, edge details, waterfalls, backsplash, and installation.
- 03
Layout
Keeping the existing layout generally requires less construction than relocating major elements.
- 04
Plumbing
Moving sinks, dishwashers, water lines, or gas can change project complexity.
- 05
Electrical
Lighting plans, outlet changes, appliance circuits, and panel requirements may affect scope.
- 06
Appliances
Integrated and panel-ready appliances may require additional design and installation considerations.
- 07
Structural Changes
Removing walls or changing openings can create additional engineering, permitting, and construction requirements.
Bathrooms
Bathroom project ranges.
From a new vanity and fixtures to a fully redesigned primary suite.
01
Bathroom Refresh
A new look within your current layout — the fastest way to change how the room feels.
Typical scope may include
- Vanity
- Countertop
- Fixtures
- Mirror
- Lighting
- Select tile updates
Typical project range · Illustrative
$12,000 – $22,000
02
Full Bathroom Renovation
A complete transformation, including a new shower, tile throughout and updated systems.
Typical scope may include
- Demolition
- Waterproofing
- Shower
- Tile
- Vanity
- Plumbing
- Electrical
- Lighting
- Glass
- Installation
Typical project range · Illustrative
$25,000 – $45,000
03
Custom Primary Bathroom
A redesigned primary suite with layout changes, premium stone, custom cabinetry and spa-level fixtures.
Typical scope may include
- Layout changes
- Custom vanity
- Walk-in shower
- Freestanding tub
- Premium stone
- Architectural lighting
Typical project range · Illustrative
From $55,000
Bathroom Pricing
What shapes a bathroom budget.
The room
Size and what's behind the walls set the baseline — and moving things costs more than keeping them.
- Bathroom size
- Existing conditions
- Layout changes
Surfaces
How much of the room is tiled, and in what, is often the biggest visual and budget decision.
- Tile coverage
- Tile material
Water
Showers, tubs and plumbing need careful waterproofing — the part you never see, and the part that matters most.
- Shower size
- Shower glass
- Plumbing changes
- Bathtub
- Waterproofing
- Fixtures
Cabinetry & light
Vanities and lighting shape how the room works every morning and how it feels every evening.
- Vanity size
- Custom cabinetry
- Lighting
- Electrical
Closets
Custom closet project ranges.
Closets are priced by what they hold and how they're built — not just their size.
01
Reach-In Closet
A standard closet, fully planned with hanging, drawers and shelving.
Typical scope may include
- Double hanging
- Drawers
- Adjustable shelving
- Shoe storage
Typical project range · Illustrative
$4,000 – $9,000
02
Custom Walk-In
A complete walk-in with finishes, lighting and accessories planned around your wardrobe.
Typical scope may include
- Full-height cabinetry
- Drawers
- Shoe wall
- Integrated lighting
- Accessories
Typical project range · Illustrative
$15,000 – $35,000
03
Premium Dressing Room
Islands, glass cabinetry, premium finishes and display — a room for getting ready.
Typical scope may include
- Center island
- Glass doors
- Display lighting
- Premium finishes
- Seating
Typical project range · Illustrative
From $40,000
What influences closet pricing
Dimensions Cabinet height Finish Drawers Shoe storage Glass doors Lighting Hardware Islands Accessories
Custom Interiors
Pricing for the spaces between the categories.
Custom interior projects vary significantly depending on cabinetry, materials, electrical, plumbing, stone, lighting, appliances, and complexity. These ranges show where common projects usually begin.
Custom Built-In
Shelving, cabinetry or seating built into a room.
Typical project range · Illustrative
$6,000 – $15,000
Entertainment Wall
Cabinetry, paneling, lighting and integrated media.
Typical project range · Illustrative
$12,000 – $30,000
Home Bar
Cabinetry, stone, glass and refrigeration.
Typical project range · Illustrative
$15,000 – $40,000
Home Office
Built-in workspace, storage and shelving designed around how you work.
Typical project range · Illustrative
$10,000 – $28,000
Laundry / Pantry
Full-height cabinetry, work surfaces and organized storage for hard-working rooms.
Typical project range · Illustrative
$8,000 – $22,000
Full Custom Room
An office, library or multi-purpose room, fully designed and built.
Typical project range · Illustrative
From $45,000
Planning more than one space?
Kitchens, bathrooms and closets are often designed together. Planning them as one project keeps materials consistent and the schedule coordinated.
Estimate Your Project
Get a more personalized starting range.
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Estimated Project Range
4 questions to your range
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- Sizenot answered
- Changenot answered
- Finishnot answered
Based on the information you've provided, projects with a similar scope often fall within this range.
This is an early planning estimate, not a proposal or guaranteed price.
Final pricing depends on measurements, design, material selections, existing conditions, and project requirements.
Choose a space to continue.
The Complete Project
You're not just buying materials.
Depending on project scope, Snivy pricing may account for coordinated elements such as:
The exact inclusions are defined in your final project scope and proposal.
- 01Design
- 02Measurements
- 03Project planning
- 04Cabinetry
- 05Materials
- 06Demolition
- 07Construction
- 08Installation
- 09Plumbing
- 10Electrical
- 11Surfaces
- 12Hardware
- 13Fixtures
- 14Project coordination
- 15Finishing work
Scope
Every project has its own scope.
Depending on your project, certain items may be quoted separately or handled outside the primary renovation scope. Your proposal will spell out what applies to you.
- Appliances
- Specialty fixtures
- Engineering
- Structural work
- Significant remediation
- Permit fees
- Unforeseen conditions
- Specialty materials
- Furniture or decor
Investment
Where does the investment go?
More investment may go toward:
Cabinetry Stone Custom fabrication Layout changes Premium fixtures Architectural lighting Structural modifications Complex installation
Two projects at the same price can prioritize completely different things.
One homeowner invests in
- Cabinetry
- Custom fabrication
- Architectural lighting
And keeps it simpler on: stone, layout changes
Another invests in
- Stone
- Premium fixtures
- Layout changes
And keeps it simpler on: cabinetry, custom fabrication
Snivy helps balance those decisions around what matters most to you.
Design Directions
Three directions, not three packages.
Essential, Signature and Bespoke describe how far a design goes — not fixed bundles. Most projects mix them: a Signature kitchen with a Bespoke island, for example.
More customization.More design freedom.
Natural wood, richer stone and layered lighting — the complete Snivy transformation.
Example material combination
Walnut
Calacatta quartz
Zellige
Brushed brass
A direction, not a fixed package — your designer can mix levels room by room.
Real Projects
See what different scopes can become.
Transparency
A real renovation isn't a product on a shelf.
- A kitchen isn't priced only by square footage.
- A bathroom isn't priced only by the number of fixtures.
- A closet isn't priced only by the number of shelves.
The final investment comes from the combination of design, materials, construction, complexity, and the existing space.
Our goal is to give you useful information early — and accurate information once we understand the project.
Clarity first.Final pricing after design and measurement.
From Estimate to Proposal
How pricing becomes final.
01
Estimate
Use the website to understand an initial project range.
02
Project Details
Tell us about your space, goals, photos, and priorities.
03
Consultation
Our team reviews the project with you.
04
Measurement
We professionally evaluate and measure the space.
05
Design & Selections
Layout, cabinetry, materials, finishes, and scope are finalized.
06
Final Proposal
You receive the defined project scope and final pricing.
07
Build
Once approved, the project moves into execution.
Planning Your Project
Where should you spend more?
There's no universal rule — but a few places tend to reward careful investment.
Read our design guidesCabinetry
Often worth prioritizing because it affects both the appearance and functionality of the room.
Lighting
A relatively small part of many project budgets that can dramatically change the finished space.
Stone
Premium materials can become major visual focal points.
Hardware
Small details can influence the entire design without becoming the largest cost.
Storage
Thoughtful storage often creates more everyday value than purely decorative upgrades.
Questions
Pricing, answered plainly.
Anything not covered here, your designer can walk through during your consultation.
No. The ranges on this page are typical starting points to help you plan. They are not quotes, proposals or guaranteed prices. Your price is defined in your final proposal after design and measurement.
Begin
Know where you're starting.Then decide where you want to go.
Tell us about your space and get a personalized starting range for your project.