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10 Second Studio Tour

10 Second Studio Tour: Linda & Harriett

by Maxwell Tielman

Although Liz Libre, founder of the paper goods company Linda & Harriett, has been a D*S favorite for years, I only recently had the pleasure of meeting her face-to-face. In addition to being a downright delightful person, Liz is a creative force, the brilliant mind behind some of my favorite new products—plus, any gal that can rock a snazzy set of thick-frame glasses like that is a winner in my book! Last week, Liz invited us into the Linda & Harriett studios in DUMBO (just upstairs from our pals at Tattly!).  The space is a welcome retreat from the hot, humid hustle and bustle of the city; a fresh and inspiring creative oasis, filled with boxes for shipments, art supplies, lovely plants and Liz’s beautiful works-in-progress. Check out some of the tour highlights in the video above and continue after the jump for all of the photos! —Max

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