Bang Design Studios.

The company lists residential design, kitchen design, bathroom remodeling, interior decorating and new builds alongside commercial and hospitality design. It advertises a team that includes a founder, a design director, a sustainability director and designers. Washington L&I registers it as a general contractor with remodeling among its trades, and the state lists Katherine Tibbetts as a principal since 2026. Much of the firm's work runs through other contractors and professional networks rather than straight to homeowners. The strongest fit is a project where design drives the job: a kitchen or bath that needs its layout rethought and its finishes chosen, a custom home that needs plans drawn and trades lined up, or a commercial space that needs furnishing as well as finishing. Heavy structural work or a single-trade job like a roof or a foundation repair is better taken to a builder in that trade, since the firm's work centers on design, planning and coordination. Before a Spokane remodel starts, get the scope in writing, including which parts are design, which are construction and who hires each trade. Ask how changes are priced and approved once plans are set, because finish swaps on a kitchen or bath add up quickly. Settle who handles debris removal and site cleanup when several trades pass through the house. Ask what warranty covers the work, whose name is on it, and how a problem with an installed product gets handled after the job closes.