Suzanna Lawler
Owner, Principal DesignerLawler Design StudioSuzanna Lawler, NCIDQ, is the founder and principal of Lawler Design Studio, a luxury residential design firm in Charlotte, NC, established in 2004. With 26 years of design experience and a master's degree in interior design, Suzanna has cultivated a design philosophy deeply influenced by international travel and cultural immersion. From her study abroad program in England to regular attendance at Design Leadership Network events worldwide, premier design shows in Milan and Paris, and extensive European travel, she engages with global design perspectives at every level. Suzanna draws on international craftsmanship, materials, and design traditions to create distinctive interiors, demonstrating that strategic travel is essential professional development for today's interior designer.
Cultural Crossroads: Designing with a Global Soul
Every passport stamp is a material story waiting to happen. From Moroccan zellige and Italian terrazzo to locally sourced wood and artisan textiles, d
…Every passport stamp is a material story waiting to happen. From Moroccan zellige and Italian terrazzo to locally sourced wood and artisan textiles, designers are blending heritage, craftsmanship, and storytelling to create spaces with depth and soul
…Every passport stamp is a material story waiting to happen. From Moroccan zellige and Italian terrazzo to locally sourced wood and artisan textiles, designers are blending heritage, craftsmanship, and storytelling to create spaces with depth and soul.
Because for designers, travel isn’t just a vacation, it’s research. This conversation explores how to design across borders with authenticity, combining global influences, regional materials, and pe
…Every passport stamp is a material story waiting to happen. From Moroccan zellige and Italian terrazzo to locally sourced wood and artisan textiles, designers are blending heritage, craftsmanship, and storytelling to create spaces with depth and soul.
Because for designers, travel isn’t just a vacation, it’s research. This conversation explores how to design across borders with authenticity, combining global influences, regional materials, and personal narratives, while embracing responsible sourcing and honoring the origins behind every element.
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