What to change??
Tegan Turner
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What should I do with this cabinet? I am happy with the top row so far as in the mirror and plant...I'm sure all the rest has to go! I am selling my house and just need some very specific ideas of what I could put in these shelves and what colors would be best. Thanks in advance for any suggestions
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