Fridge magnets - yay or nay?
Houzzers - where do you stand on fridge magnets?
Do you see them as clutter creating and to be avoided, or do you find them to be sentimental mementos, of travels around the world, for example?
If 'nay' - do you find adornment of any kind on your fridge a 'no-no'? If 'yay' and you have a highly curated collection of magnets, we'd love to see a photo or two.
As always - vote and explain with a comment!
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PRO9 years agoDefinitely no fridge magnets :-) as most of our clients end up with an integrated fridge, however if it is a free standing one like Smeg, best not to cover it up! Let the beauty shine through!
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