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Moroccan Lounge Eclectic, Minneapolis

ASID: First Place, Entire Residence, 2011
Dazzling Design Story in MSP, March 2012

All furnishings are available through Lucy Interior Design.
www.lucyinteriordesign.com - 612.339.2225

Interior Designer: Lucy Interior Design
Photographer: Jeff Johnson
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Inspiration for an eclectic home design remodel in Minneapolis — Houzz

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1sully7 wrote:
what is the color on these caqbinets?? Love it!
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Lucy Interior Design
Thank you, Antoinette!
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maggietinsley
Lucy-you inspired me! I used that color on a coffee table after seeing this picture! Do you know how many coats it required? Mine is still looking a bit "pink"! Thanks :)
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bertieg17 wrote:
Who makes the knobs on this cabinet?
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Linda Benton
oooooo--thanks for sharing! Bar stools are about to get a POP of paint!
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Kristen P

Check out Cost Plus World Market for vintage style glass knobs - their prices are much better than Anthropologie and they have some very comparable styles - like these:

Cost Plus Knobs and Hardware

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maplebirch wrote:
Cabinet depth - Beautiful cabinet! What is the front to back depth of the upper part and the front to back depth of the bottom part? Thank you.
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Lucy Interior Design

Hi- We love this cabinet also. Lower base cabinet is 22" deep and upper cabinet is 12"

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Jennifer Ryan

How wide?

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Alexis Washington wrote:
Dorm room - What are some cute dorm room ideas?
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09142009mason wrote:
How much is this piece of furniture?
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Lucy Interior Design
Hi this was a fabulous old pine cupboard original to the house and we repurposed with a splash of coral enamel and relocated it from the kitchen to the lower level to use as a bar. Don't you love it! A cabinet maker could make this for you as well. Have fun! Lucy
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jmendeloff wrote:
I also love the hardware-knobs are from Anthropology, but where are the pulls from? Thank you
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thayerbates
I saw similar handles in Restoration Hardware
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Barbara Bienias wrote:
blog entry - Hi, I'm the author of the blog interiormad.com and I just wanted to let you know that I've featured your project in my recent post: http://interiormad.com/red-hot-tomatoes/ I hope you like it. All the best, Barbara
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sehall6 wrote:
Are the flowers real? - Love the pop of white hydrandrea. Are the flowers real?
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scooterx73 wrote:
Basement bar - Is it ok to have all the other trim (doors, windows, etc) in golden oak, then build a bar top out of clean oak and just leave it natural? Or, should all the wood be the same or similar color
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What Houzz contributors are saying:

Vanessa Brunner added this to Houzz Tour: 3 Design Styles, 1 Minnesota Tudor
The basement had only southern- and western-facing windows, so natural light was limited. Penfield made every color stand out and enhanced each little bit of light by painting all the walls and trim in Benjamin Moore's Super White. Paint color on built-in: Dark Salmon, Benjamin Moore
Shawn Gauthier added this to Crystal: Brilliant Choice for Rooms
However, crystal can make equal impact in smaller (and more affordable) doses when applied to the right spots. Dress up your cabinetry by replacing your hardware with crystal options. Mix and match with noncrystal pieces for an eclectic flair.
Kristy Woodson Harvey and Beth Woodson added this to Bedeck Your Furniture With New Knobs and Pulls
The combination of pretty pewter and sleek glass knobs on this piece is perfect.
Lisa Frederick added this to Jazz Up Your Dining Room for Less Than $500
9. Jazz up case goods with new hardware. Give an old sideboard or hutch a minifacelift by changing up the knobs and pulls. Tip: If you have leftover wall paint, consider painting a freestanding shelf or a china cabinet the same color to give it a built-in look.
Laura Gaskill added this to 10 Ways to Create a Warm and Welcoming Dining Room
8. Or suggest warmth with a blazing-hot hue. Paint a coat of vibrant red on your china hutch, buffet or chairs — try wine or tomato red for a classic look, salmon if you're brave.
Kurt Cyr added this to 12 Deadly Decorating Sins
5. All-white woodwork. Where is it written that all woodwork must be painted white?Why break this habit? Because a bit of color is a good thing. It is surprising and unexpected. Frankly, it just adds interest and personality. Just notice how fantastic this tomato-red cabinet looks.
Janell Beals - House of Fifty added this to Those Built-Ins Are Going to Look Smashing in Color
Bright orange is taking bold color to the extreme, but it’s absolutely wonderful here. Lucy Penfield of Lucy Interior Design shares the specifics. “This was a fabulous old pine cupboard original to the house. We repurposed it with a splash of coral enamel and relocated it from the kitchen to the lower level to use as a bar.”
Jess McBride added this to The Joy of Taking Risks in Design
9. Yes, cabinetry is a significant expense and one of the highest-ticket items of a kitchen renovation, but paint is only paint. It can be changed relatively easily and affordably and can lend much-needed personality to rooms that tend to be rife with safe resale-minded tile and finish selections.

What Houzzers are commenting on:

camilleccr added this to Wish List
like this but with broom cabinet on side
Stef Mike added this to stefludwig's ideas
Dining room paint cabinet. Color would show to living room. Couldn’t clash with mural
H Th added this to 2023 Addition
I like door style and bright color

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