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Finished primary bathroom with a white freestanding tub under three windows, marble-look tile floor and wood vanities

Interior Smith Remodeling Concierge

Bathroom remodeling in Indianapolis, designed and built by one couple

We're Jordan and Alex Smith. Alex is the interior designer, Jordan is the licensed contractor, and we stay on your project together from the free in-home consultation to the final walkthrough. Every finish gets picked with you before demolition, which is how we keep scope creep out of your budget.

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  • Licensed GC, Marion County
  • BBB A+ accredited
  • Designing and building since 2019
Jordan and Alex Smith, the contractor and interior designer behind Interior Smith Remodeling Concierge, standing together outdoors in front of green leaves

A designer and a contractor, one couple

You never have to play messenger between your designer and your builder

We started our company in 2019 after Jordan spent years installing for other remodelers. He watched clients wait on crews nobody told them about, and more than once he had to stop work mid-job while a large change order got written. Budgets went from 20,000 to 22, then 23, then 25. We knew a better plan up front would fix most of it.

So we built our company around a pair. Alex, who holds a B.S. in Interior Architecture Design, measures your space and draws the plan. Jordan builds it, and custom tile is where he made his name. Most firms either sell you a designer who hands off a list of contractors, or a contractor who pieces the design together himself. With us, the person who drew it is still answering your texts on demo day.

Alex Smith, designerFloor plans, mood boards, 3D renderings and every material, picked with you at the showrooms.
Jordan Smith, contractorDemolition to the final grout line, with a daily update so you're never guessing what happens tomorrow.
How we started and who's on your job

What we design and build

Primary bathrooms first, then the rooms they lead to

Bathrooms carry the most tile in a house, and tile is Jordan's specialty, so most of our work is the primary bath: the shower, the tub, the vanity, the floor and the light.

Primary bathroom with two walnut vanities and LED mirrors on either side of a tall glass shower, blue walls

Bathroom remodeling

Tear-out to tile, tub, vanity, lighting and paint, planned as one room.

  • What a full primary bath includes
  • How the design packet works
  • Where budgets bend without looking cheap
See the full remodel
 Arched subway tile tub alcove beside a dark wood vanity with a white mosaic floor

What a bathroom remodel costs

What drives the number, and the swaps we use when a design runs over budget.

  • Tile, tub and cabinet trade-offs
  • Why selections come before the contract
Read the cost guide
 Custom tile shower with marble-look walls, a mosaic accent column, black hex floor and a rain head

Custom tile showers

Walk-in showers with niches, benches and glass, set by the guy who started out setting tile.

  • Large-format vs. mosaic tile
  • Niches, benches and walk-in layouts
  • Frameless, sliding or half-wall glass
Inside the shower page
 Walk-in tile shower with a half wall and glass panel next to a wood-look floor

Tub-to-shower conversions

The tub you never use becomes the shower you use every day.

  • What changes in the plumbing and floor
  • Keeping one tub in the house
How a conversion goes
 Navy vanity with a white top, brushed brass faucet and two brass-framed mirrors

Custom vanities

Storage, counter space, mirrors and light, sized to the room.

  • Custom, semi-custom and RTA lines
  • Tops, sinks and mirror choices
Vanity options
 Alex's 3D rendering of a primary bathroom floor plan with a freestanding tub, double vanity and walk-in shower

Interior design

Alex's floor plans, mood boards and 3D renderings before anything is torn out.

  • What's in the design packet
  • Selections with Alex at the showrooms
Meet the design side
 White kitchen with a quartz island, woven counter stools and black lantern pendants

Kitchen remodeling

The same designer-plus-contractor process, applied to cabinets, counters and layout.

  • Layouts, islands and lighting
  • Getting a mosaic look in larger tile
Kitchens we've built

Recent work

Rooms we drew, then built

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Freestanding tub centered in a bay window with blue walls and floating shelves
Freestanding tub in the bay, marble-look floor
White freestanding soaking tub with a black floor-mount filler against blue walls
Floor-mount filler in matte black
Two round backlit mirrors on a white herringbone tile wall with sconces
Backlit rounds on herringbone
Shower with green-gray vertical stacked tile, a long niche and copper fixtures
Vertical stack, long niche
Maple kitchen with a white quartz island, wall ovens and dark tile floor
Maple cabinets, quartz island
Blue glazed tile shower with a sliding glass door and a white mosaic floor
Blue glaze with a slider
Navy double vanity with a granite top, marble-look floor tile and a blue tiled tub surround
Navy double vanity, granite top
Frameless glass shower with marble-look tile and a matte black shower system
Frameless glass, matte black

Try the first five minutes of a design consultation

Design your primary bath

Swap the floor, the shower tile, the glass, the tub, the wainscot, the wall color, the vanity, the mirror, the lighting, the toilet and the metal finish, and watch the room change. Each choice comes with the note Alex would give you across the kitchen table. These are the same materials we install every month: hex and large-format tile, wood-look LVP, frameless glass, acrylic freestanding tubs, floating and painted vanities. Screenshot the one you like and bring it to your free consultation. We start every design by looking at what you've saved.

A primary bathroom we finished with twin vanities and a glass shower
Your bath so far: herringbone porcelain floor, 12×24 marble-look shower walls, a frameless glass panel, an acrylic freestanding tub, board-and-batten wainscot, warm white walls, a floating walnut double vanity, round mirrors, sconces, a one-piece toilet and matte black fixtures. Designer's note: 12×24 tile gives you the marble look with far fewer grout lines than a mosaic, and it costs less to set.
Floor
Shower walls
Shower glass
Tub
Wainscot
Wall color
Vanity
Mirrors
Lighting
Toilet
Fixture finish
Bring this design to a free consultation Or call (317) 809-1577

Or start with what's bugging you

A walk-in tile shower with a niche for bottles and a bench you can actually sit on usually fits in the footprint of an old shower plus a little borrowed floor. Glass choices change how big it feels.

Custom tile showers, start to finish

From our Google reviews

“Two major bathroom remodels so far”

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Alex is the designer and is super lovely to work with. She provided 3D renders so I could visualize how things would look in the space, and was super patient with my numerous edits. She came with me to help me pick out tiling and countertops. Jordan brought her designs to life with the help of his hardworking team. They were meticulous about keeping my home clean, and used floor coverings and plastic partitions to keep dust contained to the work site.
Sophie R., Google review, January 2025

How a remodel runs with us

Every decision gets made before the first tile comes off the wall

  1. Free in-home consultation

    Both of us come out. Alex measures and sketches the floor plan, we talk about why you want to remodel and what you've saved, and you get a rough number before we leave.

  2. Design packet

    Alex builds a mood board, a floor plan, 3D renderings and a packet broken out trade by trade, from demo and rough-in plumbing to finish carpentry.

  3. Design presentation

    You come to our office, see the renderings, walk the packet page by page and see the full estimate. If the number is above your budget, this is where we show you why and what can move.

  4. Selections with Alex

    Alex goes with you to our vendors for the final picks: tile, countertop, cabinet finish, hardware, down to the door handles.

  5. Build and walkthrough

    Our crew builds it with a daily update from Jordan. You text the two people who planned it, not an installer on his way out the door.

Where we work

Nine places we design and build bathrooms

  • ZionsvilleThe brick Main Street in the Village and a $587,800 median home value
  • BrownsburgWhere we started in 2019, around neighborhoods like Summer Ridge and Auburn Ridge
  • WhitestownWalker Farms, Harvest Park, Anson and the streets around Main Street Park
  • WestfieldFrom the Grand Junction District out to Grand Park
  • CarmelOld Town's Arts & Design District out to Home Place
  • FishersThe Nickel Plate District, Conner Prairie and a $391,000 median home value
  • GeistLakefront homes in the Geist Harbours communities and the streets around them
  • NoblesvilleFrom the Catherine Street historic district to the neighborhoods off the square
  • IndianapolisOur home base, from Lockerbie Square to Eagle Creek Park

Questions we hear at the kitchen table

Before you book

If our installation has a problem, we come back and fix it

Every job carries a 1-year installation warranty: gaps, cracked grout, anything we set that isn't right. Manufacturers stand behind their own materials, and we'll track down the right one for you.

Before you call, two more things worth a look

Finished roomsSee the work up closeShowers, tubs, vanities and kitchens, with what we used in each. The two of usMeet Jordan and AlexWhy a tile installer and an interior designer started a company together. BudgetWhere a bathroom budget goesThe trade-offs we use when the dream design runs over.

Start with a free consultation

Tell us about the room you want to change

Jordan and Alex come to your home together, measure the room and talk through what you want. You leave the visit with a rough number.

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