Worldly Heritage Case Study

Before After

North Ranch Bathroom Remodel

The original layout of the primary suite bathroom was in dire need of change. The original bathroom included a small water closet, shower, and one vanity, and the primary closet was tiny and cramped. The clients knew that out-of-the-box creative design would be needed to reconfigure the space to suit their needs.

The Wordly Heritage Bath features a sink, a wall-mounted mirror, an open door leading to a toilet, and a glass-enclosed shower with dark tile. An open cardboard box rests on the floor near the sink, adding a touch of everyday life.
A view of a walk-in closet with clothes hanging on rods and items stored on shelves. A doorway with an open white door, a large mirror, and a green towel from the Wordly Heritage Bath collection hanging on the left wall are visible.
Wide-angle view of a walk-in closet with shelves containing folded clothes on the left and racks with hanging garments on the right, blending worldly heritage style into modern elegance.
A bathroom with a large wall mirror above a pedestal sink, assorted storage bins, and two cardboard boxes on the floor. A doorway to a toilet area is visible on the right, creating a blend of modern functionality with Wordly Heritage Bath elements.

IN-HOME Consultation

  • Pre-Design Consultation: During the walk-through, they advised us that they wanted to do an extensive remodel to open up the flow of the home and illuminate the boxed 1960 floor plan.
  • Preliminary Scope & Budget: We provided our vision and ideas to remove the wall between the kitchen and the family room. Opening up the flow and bringing in more light throughout the space would also make the home feel more extensive, and the kitchen would no longer be excluded from the rest of the living areas.

SCHEMATIC Design

  • Design Agreement: was signed, and our team went to work scheduling and getting the process started.
  • Site Measure: We measured and photographed the interior and exterior of the home. We have to document all the existing floorplans' existing conditions to present to the building department what is there now and what we propose to change.
  • Design Interview: Our Architect and Interior Designer dug deep into the details to figure out how the homeowner planned to live in the home.
  • Develop Design Concepts: We created preliminary layouts and 3D designs to make sure we hit the mark, and that the design concepts reflected all the clients’ needs. Once approved, we moved onto the next stage.

Design Development

  • Finalize Major Design Details: We completed the detailed floorplans, elevations, and 3D renderings to help the client make decisions and visualize every detail. During this step we layout the cabinet pullouts, spice racks, knife drawers, Lazy Susans, and placement of all the appliances.
  • Develop Scope of Work: Along with the drawings, we developed a written scope of work which then undergoes the formal estimating phase to arrive at the fixed price.
Modern bathroom with white walls, a round mirror, wooden cabinets, white countertops, black herringbone floor tiles, and a walk-in shower with gold fixtures. This Wordly Heritage Bath also features two white doors and a bathtub.
A neatly designed hallway with white walls and wooden floors, featuring a vanity with drawers on the left and brass fixtures, reminiscent of a worldly heritage bath, leading to a walk-in closet with additional storage shelves.
A spacious walk-in closet featuring built-in shelves, hanging rods, and a central island with drawers. The adjacent Wordly Heritage Bath boasts a luxurious bathtub and a window. The floors have a light wood finish, adding a touch of elegance to the space.
A modern bathroom showcases a wooden vanity with a round mirror, brass fixtures, white walls, dark herringbone floor tiles, and a bathtub on the left. The walk-in shower stall and a window with a scenic view complete this worldly heritage bath.
Architectural drawing of a bathroom with a shower area, door with detailed design, bench with mitered edge, and labeled elements including a shower curb, bench, and shower fixtures. The design reflects the timeless elegance found in Wordly Heritage Bath collections.
A bathroom design concept featuring a freestanding bathtub, wooden vanity, black and white tiles, and a red oriental rug from the Wordly Heritage Bath collection. Complemented by a light fixture, towels, and decor elements like plants and wall art.
Bath Selections
Architectural drawing of a bathroom interior, showcasing a Wordly Heritage Bath centered between two symmetrical windows. On either side of the freestanding bathtub are wall-mounted sinks, emphasizing both elegance and functionality.

Construction Docs & Permitting

  • Submit Plans for Permits: This can be a lengthy process depending on the building department and their workload, but we handle every detail to obtain the building permits necessary.
  • Select Materials & Finishes: The clients met with our Interior Designer in our design center to select all the finished materials to be used in their project.
  • Permit Received

Pre-Construction

  • Project Handoff to Production Team: Our Designers handed off the project to our Production Team to begin turning our ideas into reality.
  • Secure Building Permits: Our Architects worked with the city to ensure everything about our building process was up to code.
  • Finalize Construction Schedule: The clients were provided with a detailed timeline of when specific projects would start and be completed.
  • Pre-Construction Meeting: The clients met with their dedicated Project Manager to discuss the logistics prior to construction starting.
  • Site Preparations & Job Site Mobilization
The Bathroom under renovation, now a scene of transformation dubbed the "Worldly Heritage Bath," reveals a partially demolished shower area exposing wires and plumbing fixtures. A green ladder and debris are scattered across the floor, with a pedestal sink standing serenely in the background.
A small, dimly-lit bathroom corner with a white pedestal sink and scattered debris on the dirty tile floor, including tools and plastic sheets. The wall has unpainted patches and missing fixtures, hinting at an ongoing renovation to transform it into a Wordly Heritage Bath.
A small room with three windows, light gray walls, and a mess of debris on the floor, possibly indicating renovation work. A stand is positioned near the center, evoking a sense of worldy heritage amidst the chaos.
A room under renovation with exposed wooden beams and insulation evokes a sense of worldly heritage. Electrical wires hang from the ceiling, and plumbing fixtures destined for a luxurious bath are visible on the floor. No flooring is installed yet, completing the raw aesthetic.
An unfinished shower area with dark waterproofing material applied to the walls and floor, surrounded by exposed insulation and wooden framing, evokes a rustic charm reminiscent of a Wordly Heritage Bath.
A partially constructed shower stall with unfinished walls and exposed plumbing in a building under renovation. The fusion of modern design and worldly heritage elements can be envisioned, while construction materials lay scattered on the floor.
A tiled shower with light-colored marble walls and a built-in concrete bench creates a Wordly Heritage Bath ambiance. A few tools and a plastic bottle on the bench indicate ongoing construction or renovation.
A partially renovated room with drywall installed on the walls and ceiling, hinting at a future Wordly Heritage Bath. The unfinished floor is scattered with tools and materials. An opening to another room is visible on the right.
Room under construction with exposed drywall and mudding. A partially repaired wall features electrical outlets and a switch. The floor, reminiscent of spaces that once held wordly heritage, is covered with protective sheets.
The kitchen under renovation boasts wooden cabinets being installed and a bare concrete floor, while two windows let in natural light, creating an inviting space imbued with a worldly heritage charm.
A room with a wooden vanity against the wall and black herringbone-patterned floor tiles showcases a worldly heritage bath aesthetic. Two light fixtures hang above the vanity, illuminating the space, while a doorway opens to another area.
A modern bathroom, embodying a worldly heritage bath design, features a wooden vanity with a marble countertop, two wall-mounted lights, and a black spiky ceiling fixture.
A newly constructed, light-colored marble shower with two built-in shelves and a bench, epitomizes worldly heritage bath design. The surrounding floor is covered in dark herringbone-patterned tiles.
A glass-enclosed shower with tile flooring and a marble back wall, featuring a rainfall showerhead, a handheld shower, and built-in shelves on each side. This Wordly Heritage Bath offers both elegance and functionality for your daily escape.

Construction

  • Construction Management: During the entire remodel our clients never had to guess at the status of their kitchen. Our web-based software provided daily logs containing progress photos, schedule updates, and any communication necessary.
  • Project Completion: Our in-depth project close-out process includes a full inspection by our Production Manager and your Project Manager for a detailed walk-through to compile a final “punch list.” Upon move-in, you will receive a Comprehensive Close-Out Package with copies of all contracts, invoices, releases, city documents, manuals, and warranties.

Two-Year Warranty

Now the clients get to enjoy their new home with the comfort of knowing we’ve got them covered. JRP’s Premium Client Care Warranty doubles that of typical industry standards, demonstrating we stand behind the quality of our work. We hold our team and our Trade Contractors accountable to a high standard to ensure your home is a place you’re proud of for years to come.

A Worldly Heritage Bath features wooden cabinets, a large mirror, and a double sink. There is a door leading to a walk-in closet with hanging clothes. The floor is tiled in an elegant herringbone pattern.
A modern bathroom features a freestanding bathtub, double vanity with a large mirror, black herringbone floor tiles, and a decorative rug in the center, evoking a touch of worldly heritage bath elegance.
A walk-in closet with shelves of neatly arranged clothes, a central island with a bag on top, and wooden flooring, offering a taste of worldly heritage.
A walk-in closet with shelves, drawers, and hanging clothes. A black and orange bag with a star design is on a white island in the center. The well-lit and organized closet exudes elegance reminiscent of worldly heritage.
A modern bathroom features a freestanding bathtub, double vanity with a large mirror, black herringbone floor tiles, and a decorative rug in the center, evoking a touch of worldly heritage bath elegance.

Client Testimonial

"It’s been 1 year since we moved back into our home after an extensive renovation. JRP did a great job designing the remodel, and we are so happy with the final product. We LOVE our home! We moved in right before the pandemic shutdown, and having a beautiful home to enjoy was a huge bonus.

The best part though, has been the peace of mind that came with experiencing the quality of work performed. After a year, we had a very short list of minor items that needing fixing. True to their word and the warranty provided, JRP came out and fixed all of them.

Remodeling a home can be a stressful event. Selecting the right company for the process is key - JRP operates with integrity and does great work. We would definitely work with them again."

Ana McCauley
Houzz Review April 2021