Write for Us - Home Decor, Home and Garden, Interior Design

This is the main guest post submission page for Fifti Fifti, covering home decor, interior design, home and garden, and dozens of related niches. We welcome writers and bloggers with original, practical content to share with our large audience of homeowners and renters. Submit your pitch through this page and, if accepted, you will earn a byline and placement on an established home lifestyle site.

Unlike a lot of other home decor blogs on the web, we’re committed to high quality content. You don’t have to have to have PhD in interior design to contribute, but we’re not looking for 500 words of paraphrased content you found elsewhere so you can cram in a link.

That said, guest posts on prominent sites can be hugely beneficial. Your brand gets in front of a new set of eyeballs and you get a byline to increase your credibility.

High Quality Guest Posts

We’re looking for high quality guest posts that provides thorough and helpful answers to common home design and decor questions. Decorating tricky spaces, choosing furniture, deciding on styles, etc… are all topics we’d be open to accepting.

If you are interested in contributing, please fill out the form to the right, make a pitch, and give us a few days to get back to you. If we accept your pitch, we’ll be looking for your draft to come in within the next two weeks in a Google Doc.

Topics We Accept Guest Posts On

We welcome guest posts across a variety of home and lifestyle topics:

Outdoor and Technology: Landscaping & Outdoor Living | Smart Home & Technology

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Here are some general guidelines:

At least 1,000 words of high quality and unique content.
Links are editorial. Any link to an author’s site is qualified with rel=nofollow.
All links from external resources must be cited. If you include statistics or material sourced from a site other than your own, they must be linked to the original content.

Non-promotional, i.e. no product, service, or demo mentions
No syndicated, copied, or plagiarized content from your blog or someone else’s
No pitches on topics we’ve already covered (please look through our content before pitching)

Submission to Write for Us

What We’re Looking For in a Guest Post

Strong pitches start with a clear angle and a topic we haven’t already covered in depth. Before submitting, spend a few minutes browsing our recent posts on living room design, kitchen ideas, and home organization so your pitch fills a real gap rather than duplicating existing content. Practical, source-cited guides consistently outperform generic listicles.

Some topic angles we’re actively looking for right now:

First-person renovation walkthroughs with photos, timelines, and honest costs
Room-by-room styling guides for specific style movements (Japandi, modern farmhouse, coastal grandmillennial)
Buyer’s guides that compare three to five specific products with clear picks for common use cases
Small-space and rental-friendly solutions that don’t require permanent changes
Sustainable home upgrades with realistic ROI on materials, energy, and time
Homeowner interviews or contractor perspectives on a specific project category

Guest Post Submission Guidelines

To keep the review process fast, please structure your submission to meet these expectations up front. Everything below is non-negotiable — pitches that don’t meet the basics are declined without a response.

Length: 1,000 words minimum, 1,500 to 2,000 preferred for evergreen topics
Originality: 100% original, not previously published or syndicated anywhere
Sources: All statistics, quotes, and product claims must link to the original source
Links: Links are editorial. Any author or outbound link is qualified with rel=nofollow
Author bio: Two to three sentences with a headshot; no promotional language
Images: If you provide images, they must be original or clearly licensed for commercial use
Format: Google Doc with H2 subheads, short paragraphs, and internal link suggestions where relevant

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the review process?

We aim to reply to every pitch within five business days. If your pitch is accepted, we ask that the full draft is delivered within two weeks of acceptance. From draft delivery to publish is typically another one to two weeks depending on edit volume.

Do you pay guest contributors?

No, this is an unpaid contribution program. Contributors receive a byline and placement on a domain with steady organic traffic in the home decor and improvement space.

Can I include affiliate links or sponsored content?

No. We do not accept affiliate links, sponsored placements, or product mentions written to promote a specific brand. If a product is genuinely central to the piece and belongs there, we can discuss it, but the article cannot read as promotional.

Which niche page should I submit through?

Submit through the niche page that best matches your topic. If you’re pitching a broad home improvement guide, use our Write for Us — Home Improvement page. For renovation-specific topics like whole-room remodels, permits, and material selection, use Write for Us — Home Renovation. When in doubt, use this general page and we’ll route it.

Can I republish my post on my own blog after it goes live here?

We ask for a 90-day exclusive window from publish date, after which republishing with a canonical link back to our version is permitted.

Browse Our Latest Home Guides

Not sure what to pitch? Here is a sample of the research-backed content we publish. Strong guest posts match this editorial depth:

Entertainment Centers with Electric Fireplaces — Combining storage and ambiance for modern living rooms
Does a Shower Curtain Make a Room Look Bigger or Smaller? — How window treatments change perceived space
Best Under-Sink Organizers for Small Bathrooms — Tested picks for maximizing storage under the sink
Feng Shui Furniture Arrangement Guide — Room-by-room placement rules for better flow
Kitchen or Bathroom Remodel: How to Decide — ROI data to help homeowners prioritize
Feng Shui Bedroom Guide — Complete layout and decor rules for restful sleep