Elizabeth Schroeder did not set out to become one of Dallas's most trusted names in closet design. She set out to solve problems — the kind that play out in small, daily ways and quietly erode the quality of a morning, a routine, a home. Over the past twelve years, that problem-solving instinct has defined her work as lead designer at Dallas Cust

Elizabeth Schroeder did not set out to become one of Dallas's most trusted names in closet design. She set out to solve problems — the kind that play out in small, daily ways and quietly erode the quality of a morning, a routine, a home. Over the past twelve years, that problem-solving instinct has defined her work as lead designer at Dallas Cust

Elizabeth Schroeder did not set out to become one of Dallas's most trusted names in closet design. She set out to solve problems — the kind that play out in small, daily ways and quietly erode the quality of a morning, a routine, a home. Over the past twelve years, that problem-solving instinct has defined her work as lead designer at Dallas Cust