Elizabeth Rae Interiors thanks these publications for recognizing her work:
Showhouse Review: An Exposé of Interior Decorating Events by Tina Skinner
Travel coast to coast and witness many of the country's premier decorator events. Though decorator showhouses are open to the public for a few weeks, these masterpieces are now preserved for your endless perusal.
Showhouses let decorators pull out all the stops to show off their talents and resources. The organizers, notable charity organizations, reap significant revenue because people simply flock in. Homeowners and decorators come in droves to see all the wonderful ideas, paying upwards of $20 per ticket.
This book offers admission to over 30 different events and highlights the work of over 150 designers featured in glorious color. Enjoy your tour!
Size: 8 1/2" x 11" | 404 illustrations | 224 pp
ISBN13: 9780764328640 | Binding: hard cover
Travel coast to coast and witness many of the country's premier decorator events. Though decorator showhouses are open to the public for a few weeks, these masterpieces are now preserved for your endless perusal.
Showhouses let decorators pull out all the stops to show off their talents and resources. The organizers, notable charity organizations, reap significant revenue because people simply flock in. Homeowners and decorators come in droves to see all the wonderful ideas, paying upwards of $20 per ticket.
This book offers admission to over 30 different events and highlights the work of over 150 designers featured in glorious color. Enjoy your tour!
Size: 8 1/2" x 11" | 404 illustrations | 224 pp
ISBN13: 9780764328640 | Binding: hard cover
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Albany Times Union Real Estate section
February 10, 2012 How to make your child's room unique and special to them? Allow your child to see ample evidence of their favorite color, hobby or favorite animal. It is their own haven in which they can feel safe and their personalities reflected. |
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Life@home Magazine
August 2009 The neutral palette of this unique Master Bedroom synchronizes well with the hand painted floating maple leaves found on the arched ceiling. |
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Life@home Magazine
November 2012 In the article series in Problem: Solved, a regular feature of Life@Home magazine, it highlighted the custom redesign of original cornices that brought colorful energy to this shared child's room. Pictured below is how the room appeared before work was done: 
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