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Fort Lawn, SC

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?

Exterior view of a residential home in North Carolina featuring a stone and siding facade, attached two-car garage, and landscaped front entry.

  • Improve the bathroom’s functionality and overall flow.

  • Create a more practical configuration for the primary fixtures.

  • Increase storage to better support the space.

  • Adapt the existing window to better fit the new design.

PHASE 2
(Design & Planning)

Areas we're renovating and details we'll work on  

Bathroom Remodel:

  • Layout Reconfiguration: Optimize the arrangement of the bathroom fixtures.

  • Plumbing & Drainage: Relocate plumbing and drainage for the new shower and bathtub locations.

  • Storage: Incorporate additional closet space into the new layout.

  • Window Modification: Reduce the existing window size to support the revised configuration.

Before Renovation

Existing primary bathroom featuring a double vanity, freestanding-style bathtub, glass-block window, and tiled flooring before renovation.
Existing bathroom with a large soaking tub, double vanity, glass-block window, and traditional finishes prior to remodeling.
Residential home exterior photographed during the initial consultation for a bathroom remodeling project and design planning process.

During our initial visit, we walked through the home to better understand the clients’ vision and identify key opportunities. That walkthrough laid the foundation for a focused and functional design plan.

We developed 2D layout options to explore different configurations and improve flow and functionality. These drawings guided our next steps in planning.

Existing residential floor plan showing the bathroom, primary bedroom, laundry, kitchen, living areas, and overall layout used for bathroom renovation planning.
Bathroom remodel material selections featuring marble-look tile and coordinating finish samples for the new bathroom design.

We met with the homeowners to review layout options, materials, and overall design direction. These sessions helped refine the plan to align with their vision and priorities.

PHASE 3 
(CONSTRUCTION)

Bathroom demolition underway, exposing existing plumbing for the new layout.

Bathroom remodel demolition showing exposed plumbing and drainage as the existing layout is prepared for a new bathroom configuration.
Home renovation hallway with protective floor coverings installed to protect surrounding areas during bathroom remodeling construction.

Protective coverings installed throughout the hallway to prepare the home for construction.

Existing fixtures removed as the bathroom is prepared for its new configuration.

Bathroom renovation in progress with existing fixtures removed and plumbing exposed to prepare for the redesigned bathroom layout.
Existing glass-block bathroom window being prepared for modification as part of a residential bathroom renovation and layout redesign.

Existing glass-block window identified for modification as part of the new bathroom design.

Adjacent areas protected to keep the home clean and secure throughout the renovation.

Residential bathroom remodel with adjacent spaces protected using floor and wall coverings during the construction process.
Bathroom shower demolition in progress, with existing shower walls and fixtures removed to make way for a new shower design.

Existing shower removed to make way for the new shower and bathroom layout.

Construction debris cleared from the site as demolition progresses.

Residential bathroom renovation construction dumpster used for removing demolition debris and materials during the remodeling project.

To be Continued...

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