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"1. Shop like a local. &amp;quot;You may have to venture away from tourist areas to find the best items. When visiting a new place, ask friends or locals where they shop. Markets are most active in the morning, so go early.&amp;quot; 2. Purchase quality, iconic items that fit your individual style. &amp;quot;Every city and country has a trademark. I like to buy the typical items that the area is known for\u2014like goods made from baby alpaca fur in Peru. Consider the craftsmanship, and look for items with a history that can become a talking point in your home. Finally, don&amp;#039;t get things that are too ornate unless that&amp;#039;s your style. People get excited to bring something home and they forget their environment. It&amp;#039;s a fine balance\u2014sometimes less is more.&amp;quot; 3. Don&amp;#039;t forget your photos. &amp;quot;I take tons of pictures when traveling, but I only display the special ones. I have a big wall of black and white photographs that all fit together like a puzzle and travel with me every time I move.&amp;quot; 4. Display music as art. &amp;quot;Sometimes I frame sheet music because it looks beautiful and can help keep a song with you, even when it&amp;#039;s not playing.&amp;quot; 5. Use fragrance to recreate ambiance. &amp;quot;Scent can quickly bring you back to any memory\u2014and help you avoid jet lag! Spices, oils, and candles are powerful tools.&amp;quot; Shop Petra&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Be The Light New York&amp;quot; home collection at cakewalkstyleshop.com.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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