No collector would want to part with magnets dear to their heart that remind them of pleasant times spent on the seashore or in the rocky mountains.
For this reason, the expert of the online publication "BelNovosti", designer Yulia Tychino, was simply forced to talk about where to hang expensive (not in material terms, of course) things.
The most obvious solution is a refrigerator, but it often happens that there is no space left on it.
Instead of giving up your hobby, try hanging a sheet of stainless steel in your kitchen specifically for this purpose.
Alternatively, use stainless steel kitchen fronts. It is not necessary to make such fronts to order - sometimes they can be found in the database of furniture factories.
These were the simplest methods, which, unfortunately, have one significant drawback in common: fingerprints will constantly remain on all surfaces.
There are a couple more options that are free of such inconveniences. Magnets are easily attached to the metal front panel or even to the facade itself, which can be painted either to match the kitchen or in a contrasting shade.
Finally, a sheet of metal combined with thin veneer can be used for magnets, which in extreme cases can be replaced with high-quality self-adhesive material.
But it is better to abandon the idea of magnetic paint - as experience shows, in order for it to hold a light magnet, many layers will be needed. Heavy items will still fly off it.
