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Lucy is honored to be a national ambassador for Design for a Difference. Founded by The International Design Guild, this community-driven designer movement brings interior designers together with socially conscious showrooms and other businesses to makeover needed spaces at local charities.

As an Ambassador for Design for a Difference, Lucy completed a full makeover of the FOUND IT! Estate Store for Bridging, a local non-profit that provides furniture and household goods to families and individuals transitioning out of homelessness and poverty. She invited a team of local interior designers to participate in the makeover by creating room vignettes and re-merchandising the entire store. A makeover reveal party and celebration further benefitted Bridging through additional fundraising.

As the Regional Winner for Design for a Difference, Lucy completed a makeover to the Free Arts Minnesota office and team conference room for their art mentorship program. Inspired by art, Lucy and her team created a vibrant, fun and energizing space for the staff, mentors and families. Free Arts Minnesota inspires hope and builds self-esteem for youth who have experienced poverty, homelessness, abuse and mental illness, using the healing powers of artistic expression and caring adult mentors.

After discovering the work of artist Fred Kaemmer, Lucy was inspired to celebrate the mysterious beauty of ice for the American Craft Council's annual show. Using a trio of Fred's incredible glass pieces, metallic wallcovering, elegant, bare trees, and modular furniture, Lucy created Frozen Cove, an invitation to pause and appreciate the exquisite stillness of a crisp winter day.

When Lucy received a phone call from a TV producer in L.A., wondering whether she'd be interested in designing two kitchens for a reality TV show produced by celebrity chef Tyler Florence, she immediately said yes.

After designing a master's degree in creative thinking at the University of Minnesota, Lucy presented her thesis as an installation at HGA Gallery in Rapson Hall. Entitled "Igniting the In Between," Lucy's work celebrates the creative process—the journey between the known and the unknown—as a powerful catalyst for dynamic transformation.