Stephanie Paige has been captivated by all things creative her entire life as she was born into an extremely creative family full of painters, writers, musicians and craftsmen. Stephanie began painting abstracts as a young adult and started selling her paintings to private collectors. Stephanie moved to Southern California in 1990, where she went on to establish a career as a free-lance artist and illustrator. In 1993 she opened her business called "Paige Studio" where she published reproductions of her gallery paintings and sold them to retail stores. At the same time she began painting her murals, which became an instant success in Southern California. Stephanie created murals and artistic finishes full time for private and commercial clients for 18 years.

Stephanie has been published in several magazines such as; Decor & Style in 1999, San Diego Home & Garden Magazine in 2005, Art Business News in 2005, Kitchen Bath Design News Magazine in 2005, Equestrian Vision Magazine in 2006, Vision Magazine,The La Jolla Light in September 2011 and Luxe Magazine in 2010 and Sunset Magazine in 2011. 

Stephanie was the featured artist in The San Diego Union Tribune and in the The San Diego Art Guide in June of 2011. Stephanie's abstract's were featured in The New York Times in June of 2010. In October of 2011 Stephanie work was selected and featured in San Diego Premier Magazine. In 2012 Stephanie's work was featured in Art Business News Magazine, Artsy Shark Magazine, San Diego Art Journal and Artscape Magazine. 

Her public commissions for her murals as well as her abstract panels were in Brother's Restaurant in 2000, Black Horse Restaurant in Del Mar, CA in 2004 , The Inn At Rancho Santa Fe in Rancho Santa Fe, CA in 2004, New Park Hotel in Park City Utah in 2007, The Plaza Irvine CA from 2003 to 2009, The Crow Bar in Corona Del Mar, CA in 2007, Indigo in Hillcreast, CA. in 2012 and Detox Lounge in San Diego, CA. in 2012.

She started creating her Abstract Mixed Media Collection in 2008 after many years of faux finishes and creating textured panels. She fell in love with textures and and at the same time her interest in Buddhism inspired a deeper meaning to her work. A large part of her collection is made from green, used or found materials.

Stephanie's abstract paintings have been collected worldwide from private art collectors.

Today Stephanie is an established contemporary artist working full time in her home studio and continues to actively hone her craft and enjoys working with the galleries that represent her.