After my visit yesterday, I was trying to think of ways to describe Elizabeth herself - I think "effervescent and friendly with a kick" does the trick. She was warm and welcoming and I loved her candor! She is clearly a dynamo- I was so impressed that at 31 she has two stores and a thriving interior design business.
A shot from Store No. 2 (in Nantucket):
{ Via Elle Decor }
Here are some of my "favorite finds" from the NYC store. This is the first thing I saw when entering the shop. She had me at "orange lacquer boxes".
I always love a good foo dog.
Cute little side table. Would be so terrific for a girl's room. So preppy Palm Beach!
Sorry for the dark, sad photo below. Times like these I think "maybe I should ditch the iPhone and invest in a real camera". Please bear with me! Love this Chinoiserie mirror:
More Chinoiserie! I just can't get enough.
Her space is full of 'rustic' finds that feel beachy and preppy and fresh.
Total disco flavor. Love it.
To give you a better feel for her aesthetic, here are some design projects of Elizabeth's:
I love the countless preppy-chinoiserie details in her work:
Sounds like Elizabeth is considering shuttering her NYC shop in order to focus on her interior design projects. Hurry up and get yourself over there!
Elizabeth Bauer Design Store No. 2
43 Greenwich Ave. 44 Center Street
New York, NY Nantucket, MA 02554
+1.212.255.8625 +1.508.228.4460
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