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100-Year-Old Atlanta Cottage Gets a Charming, Family-Friendly Makeover

Renovators flipped the script on this dark and dated 1925 home by transforming the kitchen, bathrooms and laundry area to accommodate up-to-date appliances, improve flow and maximize natural light for an energetic family of five. Gorgeous natural wood, crisp whites and soft blues combine to make this home feel contemporary and charismatic all at once.

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Photo: Anastasia Alkema Photography, Design by: Jaime Dupes. From: Copper Sky Design + Remodel.

White Transitional Eat-In Kitchen With Breakfast Nook

An island with barstools and a breakfast nook with a banquette and chairs offer casual dining options in this white transitional kitchen. Clear-glass pendant lights above the island draw the eye while red-oak flooring adds warmth to the bright, open space.

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Photo: Anastasia Alkema Photography, Design by: Jaime Dupes. From: Copper Sky Design + Remodel.

Before: Kitchen Needed Better Lighting and Layout

Prior to a renovation, this kitchen had poor lighting and a terrible layout that made for an inefficient space.

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Photo: Anastasia Alkema Photography, Design by: Jaime Dupes. From: Copper Sky Design + Remodel.

Pale-Blue Island Stands Out in White Transitional Kitchen

The homeowners desired a cozy, functional space to host breakfast for their three daughters and serve as a hub for social gatherings, all of which were accomplished in this reno.

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Photo: Anastasia Alkema Photography, Design by: Jaime Dupes. From: Copper Sky Design + Remodel.

Before: Kitchen With Cabinets of Differing Depths

Prior to a renovation, the cabinets in this kitchen all stuck out at different depths, creating a mismatched look.

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