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Elizabeth Sutton Opens First NYC Atelier — Inside Her New First Avenue Studio-Boutique
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A milestone moment for the artist’s growing lifestyle brand
Artist and entrepreneur Elizabeth Sutton opened her first New York City atelier, marking a major step forward for her expanding lifestyle brand.
Located at 897 First Ave. between East 50th and 51st streets, the Elizabeth Sutton Collection Atelier blends a working studio with a front-facing boutique — offering a rare, behind-the-scenes look at her creative process.
The space features a curated mix of fine art, photography, prints, rugs, fashion accessories, home décor and pieces from Sutton’s growing dinnerware line, all reflecting her signature bold, graphic style.
A sixth-generation New Yorker and self-taught artist, Sutton has built her brand independently, evolving from painter to multifaceted founder. The new atelier signals a shift toward a more immersive, in-person retail experience.
It also marks her first business partnership. Rachel Lubow, a former Denver-based fashion retailer who recently returned to New York, joins the brand with a focus on merchandising and retail strategy.
Notable attendees included Elizabeth Sutton, Rachel Lubow, Shani Grosz, Albert Schmool, Deborah Edell, Diane Johnson, Tal Hacmon, Maor Sason and Rachel Donohue.
