Sally Elshorafa is the Home and Garden Editor at her publication. She specializes in themes related to architecture, planning, and real estate, with a keen focus on home and garden topics, house design, and interior design. Sally's work has been featured in HuffPost, Knowledia, and BuzzFeed.
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Sally's coverage predominantly focuses on house and home, with a strong emphasis on product reviews and promotional deals. To effectively reach out to Sally, consider providing her with concise information about innovative or unique household products that align with the themes she covers, such as home organization, cleaning products, decor, kitchen items, and outdoor space essentials.
Given the high percentage of review content in Sally's coverage attributes, it is important to highlight the specific benefits and features of any product being pitched. Also ensure that any pitches are tailored specifically for consumer-focused audiences seeking practical solutions for their homes.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Sally’s work, pitches can be relevant to various markets unless otherwise indicated by her publication.
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By: Sally Elshorafa
Organizing > decluttering.
Some homes are perfectly lovely, perfectly functional, and still somehow missing that final little something that makes the whole place feel finished.
By: Sally Elshorafa
Your home would like a word. Not a scary word, necessarily, but the kind of word that starts with, "please look behind the faucet," and ends with you discovering a level of grime you did not emotionally consent to.
By: Sally Elshorafa
These picks feel one-of-a-kind.
By: Sally Elshorafa
Your backyard doesn't need a full overhaul, a professional landscaper, or a budget labeled "outdoor living" to feel more inviting.
By: Sally Elshorafa
A Fourth of July party has a pretty simple formula: good food, cold drinks, somewhere to sit, and at least one person dramatically announcing that the fireworks are about to start.
There is a very specific kind of magic that happens when your backyard stops being the place you occasionally drag a chair into and starts acting like its own little destination.
Your backyard's glossy editorial era starts now.
By: Sally Elshorafa
It doesn't take much to make your home and yard a whole lot more fun, just a few choice and cheap Amazon items that know how to pull their weight.
By: Sally Elshorafa
Who's ready to paaaaartaaaaay?
