Troy Thies Photography 
Troy Thies Photography 
Troy Thies Photography 
Vujovich Design Build
Troy Thies Photography 
Troy Thies Photography
Vujovich Design Build 
Troy Thies Photography 
Troy Thies Photography 
Vujovich Design Build 
Vujovich Design Build 
Vujovich Design Build 
This beautiful home built by Vujovich Design Build is located here in Minneapolis and actually belongs to one of my readers! Since building the home last summer, Paula has become obsessed with turquoise and used it as the accent color throughout her new home. I was delighted to learn that my blog was a big inspiration in her decorating, and that she even found some of her turquoise pieces on my shopping blog!
Paula shopped for her home at several places and pulled everything together herself, but did have some help from Beth Malmberg of Vujovich Design Build when it came to picking out tiles, cabinets, paint, etc. Speaking of which, I just love all the colors–the blue in the kitchen cabinets and the striped stair runner are my favorite touches! Love all the built-ins, windows and awesome doors in the living room too! Head here next to tour more great projects from Vujovich, and if you have any questions about sources, just ask! I’ll list the paint colors below! (Thanks to Troy Thies Photography for the great photos!)
Paint Colors (all Benjamin Moore)
Ceilings, Trim and Cabinets – White Dove OC-17
Kitchen/Great Room – Edgecomb Gray HC-173
Kitchen Glass Cabinets – In Your Eyes 715
Mudroom – Beach Glass 1564
Dining Room & Master Bath and TV room – Weimaraner AF-155
TV Room Accent Wall – Bella Blue 720
Front Entry / Stairs / TV Nook / Laundry – Edgecomb Gray HC-173
Master Bedroom – Mocha Cream 995
Bathroom walls – Edgecomb Gray HC-173
Bathroom Vanity – Ocean City Blue 718
Love turquoise? Visit my shopping blog Everything Turquoise…updated several times throughout the day! Check out Decor by Color for even more color-themed shopping!
I love the painting over the fireplace. Where did she get that painting?
What a lovely home! She did a great job pulling together all the lovely details. Not to mention all the beautiful architectural details the builder used. Well done! Best, Beth C.
Gorgeous kitchen backsplash. Could you share the source?
Thanks!
You are an amazing inspiration and this proves it. A makeover from a reader that you inspired. I am not surprised, I'm wondering it didn't happen sooner.
This house and your blog make my heart so happy!
I share in your love for anything turquoise (aqua, teal, sea-form green: no discrimination here!)
Beautiful, such a lovely blog – very inspiring 🙂
Diary of Joy
I love all the built ins in this house! So gorgeous, but still functional. Lovely home!! 🙂
Amei as cores das paredes! Lindas demais.
abraço,
Denise – dojeitode.blogspot.com
Ah I love these picture and turquoise color as well and that painting over the fireplace looks amazing..!!
This house is gorgeous and I am absolutely in LOVE with it! I could move right in. What a wonderful job of creating this beautiful haven. Any other details about this home would be appreciated. I am working on beautifying my home in Florida and this is an inspiration to me.
Well I like all of it! I even like the toilet with the glass bottles on the little shelf!
Lovely spaces featured here! It looks new yet warm. And the pops of turquoise are just enough to keep it fresh. Thanks for inspiring me to use the color combinations seen here.
Good post. Many thanks a great deal to get offered these a pleasant material on the subject of the mirror tv screen .
I love it all, anything turquoise but I especially love the Gypsy Mirror today. lisabsmith@att.net
Love this house, has many elements / colors that I have been thinking about for my home. Thanks for posting
I love the shelving around the flat panel tv. Is this custom-built or can I find those shelves online somewhere?
Turquoise is a beautiful color that can make accents in any room "pop". It's commonly used in homes that are going for an "at the beach" feel since it's a reminder of the ocean and sea glass.
That’s very inspiring! The only thing I’d suggest is to paint the Sloped ceiling in the bathroom with drawItpaint clear whiteboard paint so that guests can express their creative musings on the ceiling, and you can remind them to flush 😀