Knick-knacks, trinkets, baubles\u2026 call them whatever you like. These items generally refer to small household ornaments that hold no practical use other than decorating the space they\u2019re in. Perhaps you used to see grandma\u2019s trinkets all over her cozy house or are familiar with other people\u2019s travel souvenirs. Or, maybe your dad\u2019s sports memorabilia was on full display growing up. For many of us, it\u2019s these tiny things with seemingly no purpose that make a home.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s a misconception that knick-knacks create clutter when, in fact, they can actually help tie a room together. These small items can also reflect someone\u2019s personality far better than whatever color they choose for the walls. Plus, they\u2019re also more renter-friendly because they rarely require modifications to a rental in order to be displayed.<\/p>\n
Any decorating guide will tell you that less is more. And, with today\u2019s minimalist approach to interior design, knick-knacks have become somewhat rebuffed. But, what to do with all of them, then? Below are some quick tips on how to successfully decorate with knick-knacks \u2014 without looking like a hoarder.<\/p>\n
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