Now for the dramatic before and afters! Mouse over these last three images to see what the room looked like when we moved in, and then mouse back out to see how it looks today! It’s a pretty decent change if I do say so myself.
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You have the same buffet table as my grandmother. In other words, you have the best buffet table ever! It looks great in your home.
Oh, I love that! Thanks!