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How Do You Prevent Decorative Items From Breaking During a Move?

How Do You Prevent Decorative Items From Breaking During a Move?

Shares 7 proven tips for packing decorative items safely, preventing damage, and making your move easier and more organized.

  • Small statues
  • Candle holders
  • Decorative bowls
  • Figurines
  • Miniature artwork
  • Collectibles
  • Tabletop ornaments
  • Small clocks
  • Decorative bottles
  • Seasonal decorations

Jewelry-Style Décor and Delicate Objects

Treat small valuable decorations almost like jewelry.

Wrap them individually and place them in smaller containers before putting those containers inside a moving box.

Use dividers whenever possible. This keeps individual objects separated and prevents them from knocking into one another.

For collections, create an inventory list. Numbering pieces can also help.

For example:

  • Box 1: Ceramic collection — pieces 1–8
  • Box 2: Glass ornaments — pieces 9–15
  • Box 3: Framed decorations — pieces 16–20

This simple system can save a lot of time when you're unpacking.

If an item has removable parts, such as a decorative lid or detachable stand, remove them and wrap them separately when practical.

Place smaller parts in clearly labeled bags so they don't disappear during the move.

A Simple Packing Method for Different Decorative Items

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