Small Decorative Items to Bring a spark in Home Decor

Author: Alecia Craft

A magnet is a material or object that brings about a magnetic field. This magnetic field is unseen but is accountable for the most important property of a magnet: a force that draws other ferromagnetic materials, such as iron, and attracts or repels other magnets.

A magnet's magnetic moment is a vector that portrays the magnet's overall magnetic characteristic. For a bar magnet, the direction of the magnetic moment points from the magnetic south pole to its north pole, and the magnitude relates to how strong and how far distant these poles are.

A magnet both creates its own magnetic field and reacts to magnetic fields. The toughness of the magnetic field it produces is at any given point equal to the magnitude of its magnetic moment. In extension, when the magnet is put into an outside magnetic field, produced by a dissimilar source, it is subject to a force tending to adjust the magnetic moment parallel to the field. A load of this force is equal both to the magnetic moment and the external field. A magnet may also be accountable to a force driving it in one direction or another, according to the positions and adjustment of the magnet and source. If the field is even in space, the magnet is subject to no net force, although it is subject to a force.

Small decorative items to bring a spark in home decor is as follows:-

  • Spice Things Up

As the home cook stocks up on spices, his accumulation can very rapidly increase to the point where it takes him five minutes to find the cinnamon. If that sounds same, try this trick which can help you out: Move the spices into empty, tight jars with magnet backings that allow them to live on the front of the fridge.

  • Stay Organized

Handy labels made from magnetic tape and decked up with washi tape to show the family’s favourite foods, while the days of the week and vital notes can be handwritten on the magnetic board with markers of your favourite colours.

  • Provide Easy Access

In some section of the home, such as the bathroom, there is a definite set of things that you are always reaching for. To keep these usual suspects easily available, mount a magnetic board decorated with a frame, then glue a magnet to each personal item you want to keep close at hand.

  • Hook Magnets to Hang Up Curtains

Lighting can really set the mood in a room. If you are changing out your curtains to some bright fall colours, try using some hook magnets to hang them up. Remember to check the weight of the curtains when choosing what magnet strength to use. Hook magnets are at? of their ideal strength when hung on an upright axis like a wall.

  • String Fall Garland with Magnets

If you have a garland a fall leaves or pine cones, you can tie them up on a mantel or to your ceiling with some magnets. Better yet, if you have a string of the autumn-themed lights you can add those for some extra ambiance. Preferably, you can also make a DIY magnetic banner that fixed to your fridge or a magnetic wall.

  • Use of Strong Magnet for Door Hangings

Outside doors and the decor on them are often uncovered to strong winds and other environmental conditions, so it is vital to hang up your decor with a powerful tool, like high powered magnets. Plus, it could prevent you from harming your door and other equipment from nails and the other markings.

  • Make Bug Magnets for Halloween

If you love Halloween and want to start decorating for it early, you can easily shape some spider or bug magnets. All you need is a bag of toy bugs and spiders, hot glue, and disc neodymium magnets. Fixed the magnets to the backs of the bugs, wait for the glue to dry and hang them up.

  • Hang up Your Keys

Whether you want to enter the laundry room, garage or front door, consider hanging a magnetic strip through your main entryway as a storage station for keys.

Mix up the look with various sizes and shapes so each family member has various magnet for keys.

  • Use Magnetic Strips for Cutlery

Keep cutlery where only adults can reach it by suspending a strong magnetic strip in the kitchen. Simply place cutlery against the magnet and it will help to stay in place.

You can add to your kitchen décor by covering bold, blocky magnetic strips in pretty paper or thin fabric for a modern look with a touch of colour.

  • Holders

Magnetic knives and utensil holders grasp, display and organize knives, utensils, and cooking tools. Excellent for any kitchen, bar or recreational vehicle! Each has a non-rust, magnetic congregation in a stained wood channel with two mounting screws comprised.

  • Magnetic Pockets

Perfect for the photos, the data cards, the inventory labels, price tags, logos, signs; easily fixed to fridges, file cabinets, bookcases, warehouse shelves, and any magnetically sensitive surfaces.

Slam-proof, will not fall off if the doors or draws slam shut. Dust-proof, Spill-proof all sides are enclosed by the frame, it keeps inserts clean. Easy to clean the outer surface, easy to place, take off and move, no adhesive cleaning, no torn signs, no extra work.

  • Yellow Magnets are used to decorate the home.Yellow magnets bring a spark to the home.
  • VERSATILE MAGNETIC HOOKSMagnetic Hooks are small but strong. They can hang store signage, designs, and displays. Useful for hanging banners or wiring for lights or sound! Coated with white enamel paint, these hooks fuse well with most decor.
  • Magnetic Wreath Holder

The Magnetic Wreath Holder holds through glass. Place a magnet on each side of the glass, and then attach the decoration. Can be used with single pane windows or as single hooks on metal doors.