about decoratoradvice .com is the search readers use to find the About page of DecoratorAdvice, a home decor and design advice site. The list below covers what the site’s pages say, the decorating ideas its articles offer and the easiest way to get in touch.
| The site in one line | A home decorating advice blog with the tagline “Where only the best advice will suffice!” |
| Main sections | Decorate Your Home, Home Exterior, Home Tips & Guides |
| Best way to reach it | The message form on the Contact Us page |
| Typical reply time | Within a business day, according to the site |
1. A friendly, beginner-first mission
Both pages that answer decoratoradvice .com about and decoratoradvice .com about us describe the same idea: decorating should be fun and affordable. The text promises help with colour choices, furniture arrangement and decor styles, for beginners and experienced decorators alike. Expect a light, jokey voice rather than technical language.
2. Plan bathroom lighting as one composition
One of the more concrete articles explains how to match bathroom vanity lighting with your mirror and vanity size. Its core idea is to plan the vanity, mirror and fixtures together. As general practice, a mirror much narrower than the vanity looks out of scale, and lights set too high or too low throw shadows on the face. Choose fixtures that spread light evenly on both sides of the mirror, and size them to the mirror instead of picking them for looks alone.
3. Choose kitchen handles by use first
A post on kitchen handles helps you pick a style for your home. A practical way to apply it is to think about how each door or drawer is used. Long bar handles suit wide drawers, small knobs suit light cabinet doors, and finger pulls suit a minimalist look. Match the metal finish to your taps and light fittings, and test a sample on a door before buying a full set.
4. Floor beds for a toddler’s room
The best Montessori floor beds post is about moving from a crib to a low bed that a child can climb in and out of alone. When you plan the room, think about a clear floor, soft rugs, low shelves and a safe layout without trailing cords or sharp corners. A floor bed works best in a room that has been made fully child-safe.
5. Decorate on a budget with estate sales
Another article argues that estate sales are a design secret worth knowing. If you try it, a few habits help: go early for the best pieces, look for solid wood furniture that can be refinished, check drawers and joints for damage, and measure your space before you leave home. Pair an old piece with a few new accessories so it reads as deliberate, not dated.
6. Hiring a decorator: what to prepare
The most useful practical article here is the one on how to contact a decorator for expert advice. It tells readers to gather photos of the room, take measurements, set a budget and list style preferences, then expect a first consultation of roughly 30 to 90 minutes. It suggests asking about fees, timeline and deliverables before agreeing to anything, and it describes options from one-off advice to full project management.
A handy brief to bring to the first meeting:
- Three photos of each room, taken from the doorway and from the far corner.
- A sketch with measurements of walls, windows and doors.
- A budget range, with a number you will not exceed.
- Five images of rooms you like and two you dislike.
- A list of what must stay, such as an heirloom sofa or a fixed floor.
The more specific you are, the faster a decorator can give useful options, and the less time you spend paying for guesswork.
7. How the Contact Us page works
Readers who search contact us decoratoradvice or decoratoradvice contact us should use the Contact Us page, which carries a message form and an email address. It says replies usually come within one business day and that only relevant proposals get an answer. Keep your message short, say what you need and mention the site name. If you want to know more about the people, the about us decoratoradvice .com pages describe the mission but do not list a team.
8. A note on the decoratoradvice company line
The Contact Us page lists “decoratoradvice.com inc.” and a New York address. Those lines are the site’s own statements, and the registration could not be confirmed, so treat them as a description rather than a credential.
9. Partnership and sponsored posts
The site publishes several articles on collaborations: how to pitch a design collaboration, how to verify a partnership request, how to disclose commercial relationships and the difference between affiliate and sponsored features. If you plan to pitch the site, those articles show what it expects: a clear offer, honest disclosure and a way to measure results.
10. A weekend room refresh to try
Pull the ideas together into one plan. On Saturday morning, clear the room and measure it. Decide on one colour family, then choose one anchor piece, such as a rug, a sofa or a secondhand cabinet. Add layered light: an overhead fitting, a lamp for reading and a small accent light. On Sunday, swap handles or cushion covers, hang a mirror opposite a window to bounce light, and put the finishing touches in place. Photograph the room before and after so you can see what worked.
11. Where to start reading on decoratoradvice
If you are new, begin with the bathroom lighting guide if you are renovating a bathroom, the estate sale article if you are decorating on a budget, and the decorator-contact piece if you want to hire help. The menu sections Decorate Your Home and Home Tips & Guides gather similar posts, and the Home Exterior section covers the outside of the house.
