Fact-Checking Policy

At Riyadh Design Guide, we are committed to providing our readers with accurate and reliable information about interior design, furniture, and home decor. Our mission is to be a trusted resource, offering guides and insights you can depend on. This policy outlines our commitment to factual accuracy in all published content.

Our Verification Process

Every article undergoes a rigorous fact-checking process before publication. Our editors verify all statements, statistics, and claims related to design principles, product specifications, and historical context. This step ensures that information, whether about classic furniture or modern majlis integration, meets our standards for truthfulness.

We confirm details such as material properties, design dimensions, and expert advice. Our goal is to present information that is current and well-supported. This process helps us maintain credibility with our audience seeking design guidance.

Prioritizing Reliable Sources

We prioritize specific types of sources to ensure the highest level of accuracy. Primary sources are preferred, including original research, official company statements, and direct interviews with designers or manufacturers. We consult peer-reviewed academic journals for broader design theory or material science.

Official government publications, reputable industry reports, and certified professional organizations also serve as key sources. For product-specific details, we rely on manufacturer specifications and accredited supplier documentation. We avoid anecdotal evidence or unverified claims from forums.

Evaluating Claims

Each claim is evaluated based on the strength of its supporting evidence. We assess the source’s authority, impartiality, and currency. Information related to interior design advice, product comparisons, or historical facts must be substantiated by multiple reputable sources where possible.

Our team cross-references data to identify any discrepancies or potential misinformation. We question statements that lack clear attribution or appear contradictory to established design principles. This critical approach ensures accuracy for articles, such as those on choosing bathroom tiles or saving money with a designer.

Handling Unverifiable Claims

When a claim cannot be adequately verified through reliable sources, it will not be presented as a fact. If the claim is relevant to the content, we will either remove it or rephrase it as a clearly attributed opinion or hypothesis. We maintain transparency about the certainty of information.

Our commitment is to present only confirmed facts to our readers. Ambiguous or unsupported statements have no place in our factual reporting. We prefer to omit information rather than publish unverified details.

Distinguishing Fact from Opinion

We clearly differentiate between factual statements and subjective opinions within our content. Facts pertain to verifiable data, product specifications, historical timelines, or established design principles. Opinions represent a viewpoint, recommendation, or interpretation.

Articles may include expert opinions or stylistic recommendations, particularly in sections like “Apartment Decor Tips” or “Room Design Hints.” Such opinions are always presented as distinct from verified facts. We use language that signals subjectivity, like “we believe,” “many designers suggest,” or “in our view.”

Reader Reporting and Corrections

We encourage our readers to report any potential factual errors they identify in our articles. Your input helps us maintain the highest standards of accuracy. If you believe a piece of information is incorrect, please contact us with details about the inaccuracy and, if possible, provide supporting evidence.

Our editorial team will review all reports promptly. We will investigate the claim and make corrections as necessary. Any significant factual corrections will be noted at the bottom of the relevant article. Send your reports to [email protected].

Last Updated: March 2026