169 Lydia Manalo Designs

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Growing up in Frederick County, and going to Texas Tech in Fort Worth, Texas, Lydia has always had a passion for design and fashion. She graduated with an education degree, and decided to pursue her passion in interior design. Lydia’s expertise stem from the higher end homeowner to quasi-commercial spaces. Continue listening to the podcast to hear her journey with Lydia Manalo Design.

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Lydia’s love of art, architecture, textiles, and fashion are what ultimately motivated her interest in interior design. After attending fashion design school, Lydia realized that her creativity could be better expressed through interior design.

She completed Master’s coursework in interior design at the New England School of Art and Design (NESAD), Suffolk University, Boston.

Upon returning to Frederick, MD, Lydia was employed at the architecture firm, Proffitt and Associates.

Lydia’s most notable interior design projects while working at Proffitt and Associates include:

• Frederick County Visitors Center (Frederick, MD)
• Earth Space Science Lab (Frederick, MD)
• Baker Park View Townhomes, 52 Bentz St. and 50 Bentz St. (floor plan only)
• Catoctin Nature Center (Middletown, MD)
• Inn Boonsboro (Boonsboro, MD)

Lydia lives in Frederick, MD with her husband and four children.

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