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LUXE BATHROOM ADVICE

How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Dublin?

A full mid-range Luxe renovation typically costs €12,000–€14,000 including VAT.

Straffan Bathroom — Soft stone tones & brass fittings, view 1
A completed Luxe bathroom · Straffan Bathroom

Typical cost of a full bathroom renovation

Use €12,000–€14,000 including VAT as a planning range for a full mid-range supply-and-fit renovation. Your initial estimate reflects your room and priorities. The survey and final product selections establish the written quote.

What your quote covers

Look for separate lines for design and product selections, strip-out and waste removal, plumbing and electrical work, surface preparation and shower waterproofing, tiling and installation. Your Luxe proposal lists the agreed work, prices including VAT, allowances and exclusions. Painting is excluded unless expressly agreed.

What can move the price?

Moving a WC or shower can mean rerouting waste and water pipes. Damaged floors or walls can need extra preparation. Tile size and layout, fittings, a pump or additional lighting can also change the scope. Ask for any extras to be priced and agreed before that work starts.

Main bathroom and ensuite examples

These two finished rooms show how different layouts and specifications affect the work that goes into an estimate. The range above is a planning guide for your own room.

  • Rathfarnham main bathroom features a freestanding bath. Bath choice, tap position and the space around the bath are all details we check when pricing this type of layout.
  • Terenure ensuite features warm marble tones and an illuminated niche. A niche brings tiling, waterproofing and lighting decisions together in a small space.

How to get an initial estimate

Send wide photos of the room and tell Gareth what you want to keep, move or replace. We can explore an initial design and estimate before a survey confirms measurements and services. You can then review your itemised quote and selections in the Luxe Customer Portal.