CASE STUDY

Revolution Doughnuts

Reweaving history and modern living in historic Inman Park

This 1910s home, once fragmented by past renovations, was transformed into a cohesive space that unites historic charm with modern functionality.

Inside a bakery with a glass display case filled with assorted donuts. Four people work behind the counter, and the bakery has white walls, pendant lights, and a black door.
Shelf display with coffee mugs, travel mugs, hats, and coffee-themed signs in a store.
Interior of a coffee shop with a counter, a barista serving a customer, and a coffee grinder on the right. Shelves with boxes and menu boards are visible in the background.

Our initial focus was on reshaping the home’s dated layout and underutilized space into a sustainable plan suitable for a modern family.

Interior of a modern living space with a fireplace, wood logs, a colorful pillow on a dark sofa, a bookshelf, a blue rug, and large glass doors leading to an outdoor area with greenery.

Grounded in function

On the main level, extra living space became a private office, while two small bedrooms merged into a generous primary suite with a walk-in closet and laundry. A new half-bath improved circulation, and a high-efficiency wood stove now anchors the living area. In the dining room, a pellet stove and built-in banquette create warmth and connection.

A cozy corner with a modern chair, fluffy white throw pillow, small wooden side table, hanging pendant light, glass block wall, and part of a kitchen counter with a sink.

Spaces reimagined

The kitchen was refreshed with refaced cabinetry, improved daylight, and a cozy seating nook. Upstairs, the spiral stair was rotated to improve flow, freeing room for a larger bedroom, an additional bath, and a second laundry. Reworked roof insulation brought comfort and efficiency.

A covered porch with two wooden chairs with cushions, a hanging porch swing, a ceiling fan, and surrounding greenery.

Restoring character

While the home’s silhouette remained, patterned glass from the 1980s was removed, original siding restored, and a new roof and paint gave the exterior a crisp finish.

A corner of a room with a built-in beige upholstered bench seat, a decorative pillow, and a small wooden table. Behind the bench is a wooden bookshelf filled with books, framed photos, and decorative items. A window with blinds is partially visible on the left.

A home renewed

The result is a home that feels cohesive, efficient, and deeply connected to its historic character—ready for its next century in Inman Park.

Gallery

A man with glasses, a beard, and a mustache is smiling and standing in a modern kitchen. He is wearing a blue blazer over a white and navy striped shirt. The kitchen features a patterned backsplash, large window, and plants.

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All ADU photographs this page by Angie Terrell.

Artwork featured courtesy of Spalding Nix Fine Art.