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Your home décor is the stuff that makes your space yours — so why risk breaking it during your move? From shattered vases to scratched mirrors, packing home decor is a rookie trap that can cost you hundreds in damage. Here’s how to pack home decor for moving — and how to avoid the most common (and costly) mistakes.
✅ 1. Sort and Pre-Pack Fragile Pieces Early
• Rookie Trap: Packing decor last = rushing = breakage.
✨• Pro Tip: Pack artwork, mirrors, and fragile items first so they’re safe and out of the chaos.
✅ 2. Use Specialty Boxes for Art & Mirrors
• Rookie Trap: Flat items thrown into random boxes.
✨• Pro Tip: Use mirror boxes, corner protectors, or DIY cardboard sandwiching for frames and glass.
✅ 3. Wrap in Layers — Not Just Newspaper
• Rookie Trap: Thin paper doesn’t protect ceramics or glass.
✨• Pro Tip: Use bubble wrap, foam sheets, or thick towels — especially for odd-shaped décor like sculptures or vases.
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✅ 4. Don’t Pack Decor with Heavy Items
• Rookie Trap: Decor packed under books = broken on arrival.
✨• Pro Tip: Always pack home décor in dedicated boxes labeled FRAGILE – DECOR ONLY.
✅ 5. Label and Load Carefully
• Rookie Trap: Fragile boxes end up crushed in the truck.
• Pro Tip: Load them last or keep them with you in the car if possible.
✨ Your walls may be bare for now — but… your budget doesn’t have to take a hit.
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