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Travel souvenirs: how to store?
It is customary to store souvenirs in a conspicuous place. Traditionally, these are shelves or tables. However, there are many more interesting ways to organize them.
Travelers bring magnets, coins, tickets, books and more. They can be used as decoration for walls and furniture. So not only the issue of storage is solved, but also the improvement of the interior.
Souvenirs can be used for posters, collages and paintings. Collections of postcards from different cities, a selection of transport coupons or tickets, coins under glass. All this turns into huge canvases on the walls.
Even the cards fit perfectly with the photographs. Drawn routes are accompanied by pictures of the places we managed to visit. As well as places to visit which are only in the plans.
Photocopies of air and train tickets are glued to cardboard and inserted into a frame. Or you can select one photo, enlarge it and print it on canvas.
Furniture can also become a place decorated with travel souvenirs. Tables, shelves and racks, lined with figurines, framed photographs, dishes. Souvenir plates or cups placed on furniture racks look symbolic.
Key rings filling a key holder in the hallway or corridor may first be stupid. But a closer look will tell you that these are pleasant little things brought from different countries.
If desired, even the kitchen can be adapted to suit the place for souvenirs. And we are not talking about banal magnets. And about jars of sand or stones that were brought from other countries, and later became an element of decor.
Recently I wrote about the most beautiful Easter interior decor.
Travelers bring magnets, coins, tickets, books and more. They can be used as decoration for walls and furniture. So not only the issue of storage is solved, but also the improvement of the interior.
Souvenirs can be used for posters, collages and paintings. Collections of postcards from different cities, a selection of transport coupons or tickets, coins under glass. All this turns into huge canvases on the walls.
Even the cards fit perfectly with the photographs. Drawn routes are accompanied by pictures of the places we managed to visit. As well as places to visit which are only in the plans.
Photocopies of air and train tickets are glued to cardboard and inserted into a frame. Or you can select one photo, enlarge it and print it on canvas.
Furniture can also become a place decorated with travel souvenirs. Tables, shelves and racks, lined with figurines, framed photographs, dishes. Souvenir plates or cups placed on furniture racks look symbolic.
Key rings filling a key holder in the hallway or corridor may first be stupid. But a closer look will tell you that these are pleasant little things brought from different countries.
If desired, even the kitchen can be adapted to suit the place for souvenirs. And we are not talking about banal magnets. And about jars of sand or stones that were brought from other countries, and later became an element of decor.
Recently I wrote about the most beautiful Easter interior decor.