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Are you a keen traveler? Can’t live without travelling and planning your trips? Then you should definitely express your passion in home décor, let it be a home of a traveler! I have some cool ideas to

I'm sharing five ways to display your travel finds at home, with a focus on paper goods like postcards, ticket stubs, matchbooks and notes.

To others, Cindy's lakefront property in Utah is simply a beautiful home. But to Cindy, this house represents her journey.

Deck out your space with travel-inspired decor for an adventurous twist. These Men’s Bedroom Ideas include maps, globes, and travel-themed accents, creating a room that inspires wanderlust. Discover more ways to incorporate travel vibes here.

What a great way to display your travel experiences! A travel-themed gallery wall... with a DIY Instagram Photo Frame tutorial too! www.livelaughrowe.com

Light up world map by Hazel and Ruby. Click through for a roundup of 19 perfect DIY projects for travel lovers - all gorgeous, wanderlust-inspired and simple to make.

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Do you hear that? Adventure is calling. The products in this post were updated in October 2017.

Astha Kethan, Founder-Director of House of Things and a travel junkie, gives our readers 5 handy tips on giving your home a travel-inspired makeover

See how we DIY'd our own board to organize our travel magnet collection. Make your own magnet collection board. Crafts and Projects

Anyone that’s ever moved as an adult can tell you: You truly have no idea how much stuff you have until you have to put it all in boxes and schlep it to another location. From old holiday cards (totally guilty of being a chronic card keeper over here) to ratty college t-shirts and tokens of relationships past, there’s often no limit to just how many sentimental but ultimately (unfortunately) useless items a home can really hold.