Our ‘Design Dilemma’ series continues with advice from the pros. To recap, Micki blogs at Confessions of an ADD Housewife, and needed some ideas on how to update the kitchen in her well-loved historic home. From floor to ceiling, our designers…
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If you’ve ever wanted to renovate a room in your home but had a limited budget, we can relate! With so many renovations options and styles to choose from, it can be an overwhelming process that gets expensive fast.…
When most people think of high end decor, they rarely consider combining it with function for families and pets. Luckily, Michelle of Decor and the Dog is a pro at creating beautiful DIY projects with long-lasting, people and pet-friendly…
Walls are an excellent way to show personal taste and make every room unique. Many homeowners are looking for personalized ideas for decorating their walls with items other than standard family photos. Fortunately, there are countless elements of family…
Whether you’ve just moved or it’s time to refresh the home you are renting, decorating the walls is a big opportunity to add style and personality. The key to decorating a rental property is to keep your style elements semi-permanent…
With so many options available, choosing your design details can be overwhelming. Luckily, Pfister has partnered with interior design blogger and Friend of Pfister community member Kristen of KFD Designs to offer you a customized faucet style report based…
This is a guest post by Friends of Pfister community member, Kelly of A Swell Place to Dwell. Adding some visual interest to the exterior of your home doesn’t have to be daunting or expensive. It can be something…
If you love DIY projects, crafting and creating, you’ll love our blog of the week, Domestically-Speaking! Maryann, the domestic diva behind the blog, has been sharing her bargain finds, recipes, and home tips with the world since 2009. The…
This is a guest post by Friends of Pfister community contributor, Vicki Floyd of CouponDipity.com. Pfirst things Pfirst… It’s the year 2003, and you’ve just gotten married. Congratulations! In 2006, you and your spouse decide to buy your first home…