Loxley Group
Charlotte, NC
PHASE 1
This is the initial phase where we have conversations with our client to discuss the challenges they’re facing with their home and brainstorm solutions leveraging our design and planning team.
What challenges is our client leveraging us to solve?
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Install custom cabinets to maximize kitchen storage.
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Relocate and enlarge two kitchen islands while adjusting plumbing for new sink placement.
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Install energy-efficient windows that match the home’s style.
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Replace flooring with a durable, cohesive design.
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Relocate and renovate the fireplace to create a new focal point.
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Upgrade old stairs by installing modern railings.
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We’ll optimize the guest bathroom with a smart, comfortable layout that makes the most of the available space.
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A standing shower will be added to improve functionality and modernize the overall design.
PHASE 2
(Design and Planning)
Areas we're renovating and details we'll work on
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Home Addition (rear):
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New windows
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New flooring
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New entry door
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Kitchen Remodel:
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Updated Layout
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Big countertops and islands
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Family Room Remodel:
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New fireplace location & style
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New windows
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New flooring
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Guest Bathroom Remodel:
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Updating powder room to full bathroom
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New standing shower
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Upstairs Bathroom Refresh:
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New vanity
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New countertop
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We kicked off the project with a walk-through of the home, getting a feel for the space and discussing priorities with the homeowners. That first visit helped us understand the challenges and start shaping the vision together.
We captured detailed measurements and completed 3D scans of the space. This gave us a clear foundation to begin designing with accuracy and anticipate any structural challenges early on.
We developed proposed 2D layouts to explore different ways the space could function. These drawings helped us visualize new flow, improve usability, and align the design with the homeowners’ goals.
We gathered inspiration images to help define the overall look and feel of the kitchen. These visuals sparked ideas around finishes, colors, and layout, and helped guide early design decisions.
We collected bathroom inspiration images to explore styles, materials, and layouts. These references helped us define a direction that felt both functional and relaxing for the space.
We pulled together fireplace inspiration to explore textures, finishes, and layout ideas. These images helped us reimagine the fireplace as a focal point—warm, modern, and seamlessly integrated into the space.
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We created a kitchen render to bring the design to life before construction began. Seeing the layout, materials, and lighting come together helped confirm key decisions and refine final details.
A second kitchen render gave us a deeper look at the layout and storage solutions from a different angle. It helped visualize how the space would feel in use, down to the flow between key zones.
We created a render of the family room to visualize the open layout, new finishes, and connection to the outdoor views. It helped bring the design vision into focus and ensure the space felt both comfortable and cohesive.
We developed a render for the guest bathroom to explore layout, material choices, and overall feel. It helped us visualize how to make the space both efficient and welcoming, with updated fixtures and a clean, modern design.
PHASE 3 "CONSTRUCTION"
We developed a render for the guest bathroom to explore layout, material choices, and overall feel. It helped us visualize how to make the space both efficient and welcoming, with updated fixtures and a clean, modern design.
We developed a render for the guest bathroom to explore layout, material choices, and overall feel. It helped us visualize how to make the space both efficient and welcoming, with updated fixtures and a clean, modern design.
We developed a render for the guest bathroom to explore layout, material choices, and overall feel. It helped us visualize how to make the space both efficient and welcoming, with updated fixtures and a clean, modern design.
We developed a render for the guest bathroom to explore layout, material choices, and overall feel. It helped us visualize how to make the space both efficient and welcoming, with updated fixtures and a clean, modern design.
We developed a render for the guest bathroom to explore layout, material choices, and overall feel. It helped us visualize how to make the space both efficient and welcoming, with updated fixtures and a clean, modern design.
We developed a render for the guest bathroom to explore layout, material choices, and overall feel. It helped us visualize how to make the space both efficient and welcoming, with updated fixtures and a clean, modern design.
We developed a render for the guest bathroom to explore layout, material choices, and overall feel. It helped us visualize how to make the space both efficient and welcoming, with updated fixtures and a clean, modern design.
We developed a render for the guest bathroom to explore layout, material choices, and overall feel. It helped us visualize how to make the space both efficient and welcoming, with updated fixtures and a clean, modern design.
The concrete base is set and ready for the next step in the build.
Base is prepped and protected, ready for the slab pour.
Concrete work for the addition is done and ready for the next phase.
Concrete Patio
Pouring and finishing the new concrete patio to create a durable outdoor space.
Framing
Building out the structure to shape the layout and support the design.
Framing
Shaping the structure and defining the new spaces.
We were working on the framing stage here, setting up the studs, ceiling joists, and running the wiring while getting the windows and doors in place.
Rear extension framed with new windows and door, wrapped and sealed for weather protection.
Kitchen demolished, with ducts, wiring, and plumbing exposed for the new layout.
Framing and OSB panels installed, with reinforced ceiling and utilities prepared for insulation and finishes.
Walls removed and support columns reinforced, creating an open layout that connects living, dining, and kitchen areas.
Rear extension connected to main area, with framing exposed and natural light from new windows and door.
Open space integrated with rear extension, framing and insulation visible, preparing for finishes.
Starting drywall installation in renovated area.
Moisture resistant drywall in bathroom renovation.
