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Her Witchy L.A. Sanctuary, By Design

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Actor Lucy Hale has turned her Los Angeles home into a study in personality, favoring rich, saturated color over the neutral palettes so common to the city's interiors. Designer Marie Trohman, who worked with Hale on the project, describes the effect as "witchy, but not bad witchy" — a house with mood and warmth rather than menace. The result is a Los Angeles residence built around self-expression, where color does the work most homes leave to restraint.

With reporting from Architectural Digest.

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