Top Home And Garden Retailers in Savannah, GA 31404
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Savannah Hydroponics & Organics
By sharper092 April 03, 2013
I have been looking all over for azomite I could not find it. Due to its density the shipping is crazy. I found it in bulk or small bags at Savannah Hydro and Organic along with tons of really cool..COOL stuff, that I just had to have. He was so helpful, really took his time, he has my business. He really seemed to want to help. ...read more
I D F Granite
By Stacie Taylor at Citysearch January 19, 2012
Wonderful Experience with IDF Granite, very helpful with color choices and patient. Also very reasonable for the quality of work. Turned my kitchen around in just 8 hours!!! Very impressed and highly recommend for the Savannah area!!!!! ...read more
I D F Granite
By LowCountryGirl at Citysearch January 10, 2012
You can't beat IDF's personal care and outstanding prices. The quality is phenomenal. Everyone is treated like family and receives the highest quality perfection from Luke and IDF GRANITE!!! ...read more
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Interior Designer vs. Interior Decorator
Ok...I am constantly asked, "What is the difference between an interior designer and a decorator?" The short answer is- a lot. What distinguishes a professional interior designer: Above all, professional interior designers haveformal educationin the field- typically having earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), in Interior Design. Professional interior designers arecertifiedin their field, having passed numerous board exams. The National Council for Interior Design Certification (NCIDQ)certifies those passing the exams. Professional interior designers are normally a member of one of their industry's top trade organizations. For interior designers, that would be theAmerican Society of Interior Designers (ASID), which is the premier, oldest, and largest association of professional interior designers. One must pass the NCIDQ exam in order to become a professional member, and they alone may use the "ASID" designation. Designers who have not passed these exams are only allowed to use an "Allied ASID" designation. What else? How about knowledge, experience, and accountability. To maintain their certification, professional interior designers are held to a higher standard, involving continuing education and oversight. To sum it up, professional interior designers have formal design education; certification with NCIDQ; and normally have professional association membership. To make it even simpler, here are a few occupational comparisons: CPA vs. Bookkeeper Obstetrician vs. Midwife ASID Professional Interior Designer vs. Decorator ...read more
By Habersham House Designs December 13, 2013