Elizabeth Paige Smith has an approach to design that extends beyond the usual concern with functional innovation. Recognized as "modern organic", Smith's designs are minimalist and sensual, sculptural and sleek. Her work is collected internationally, and she is recognized as "a new cultural icon". Honored by Glen Art, Lincoln Navigator and Hearst Publications, her work was on view and her new cultural status celebrated at MOCA's Geffen Contemporary. Smith's work has exhibited internationally and at museum institutions such as the Smithsonian, Cooper Hewitt, National Design Museum, PMCA and LACMA, where her work was on display in the exhibit "Modern California" alongside Frank Gehry and Sam Malouf in the furniture division. Smith has also been recognized as one of the most influential California designers along with masters Charles and Ray Eames, Sam Malouf and Richard Neutra.