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Elizabeth Lawson is a Maryland based designer. After starting her career working for a fabric house in the D & D building in New York, and working for designers in Boston and Baltimore, she made the imminent move to start her own company in 2012. Elizabeth brings a fresh aesthetic to her spaces, mixing styles and sourcing unique pieces and desirable products to achieve bright, clean spaces. Her work has been featured on Domino Magazine’s website, shared by tastemakers in the industry, and pinned by thousands on Pinterest. In her downtime, Elizabeth loves traveling with her husband to visit family in Maine and South Carolina and snuggling her son, Wells, and daughter, Blythe.
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