Eliza Rae Studio

Ummm… HELLO?! 😍 This bathroom got the biggest glow-up in a recent renovation. We used Cathedral Glass 1148-5 to introduce a spa-like vibe… so refreshing!

Time for a total refresh!! This room was already spacious and full of natural light, but it needed a clean, more modern aesthetic.

- See ya later, shiny ceiling! ➡️ deglossed the surface, painted a flat, soft white.

- Goodbye orange-y wall paneling, window casings and base trim! ➡️ Painting these elements in SW7042 Shoji White allows those beautiful oak floors to shine.

- No more dirty brick! ➡️ These were primed and painted in SW9173 Sh*ttake.

- Bye bye, brass! ➡️ The fireplace cover was in perfect condition, so it made total sense to repaint this accessory, done in matte black.

And… we kept the shelves in their original condition. They were in excellent shape! With the other changes happening in this room, the stained wood shelves helped create depth and dimension.

This room is having a cozy moment! Brought to you by… PAINT 🎨

The wallpaper and paint combination in this quaint bathroom couldn’t be more perfect together! 😍

New windows ➡️ new furniture pieces ➡️ new interior paint colors and new window treatments! This beautiful fabric by was the inspiration for this organic, earthy palette and compliments the various warm tones throughout the home.

Excited for this next project! 🎨

I’ve never been sad about introducing bold pops of color in a customer’s home. ✨🌈 This entry door was done in SW6861 Radish. It’s a whole vibe!

Projects come in all shapes and sizes—and sometimes, the small ones make just as big an impact as the large ones.

I often hear clients say, “I want to paint the whole house—every room! But it’s just not in my budget.” And that’s completely okay.

It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when you think about the big picture. But that’s the last thing I want for anyone I work with. I’m here to help you break it down—whether that means tackling one room at a time or prioritizing the areas that need attention first.

Rome wasn’t built in a day, and home projects rarely get done in one either. Take your time, be kind to yourself, and enjoy the process. 😊