Although Lisa Jackson began her career running a multi-national shipping and industrial
distribution company she soon decided she needed to do more to follow her heart. Jackson
started out by incorporating her passion for fine art and antiquities with her business
savvy. She scanned the globe for chic furniture and objects; her searches lead her from
distinguished auction houses to various flea markets around the world. What with her
exacting eye, and well-edited sense of style Lisa was able to parlay her instincts into a
cadre of merchandise from which she built a thriving Interior Design practice. It was
through this venue that she really began to develop her name and reputation.
In an effort to emulate Lisa's much admired personal style, client's soon came to depend
on her advise and council for everything that surrounds them; from furniture and antiques
to everyday and personal objects as well. So in 2006, after analyzing the turn the business
had taken, plus what was missing in the market (for her clients), Lisa decided to purchase
a small furniture and antiques business (which she knew to share her aesthetic) called Lucca
& Co. Her vision was to take the premise of Lucca & Co. and develop it into a lifestyle
brand that would reflect her own impeccable sensibility and serve a larger audience as well.
Today Lisa still combs the globe for what she knows her client's are looking for, and at the
same time carefully develops a branded life-style collection that reflects the Lucca & Co.
aesthetic.
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