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I found a couple of wood light switch covers , and thought that they would be perfect for the dining room wall where the light switched and thermostat are all nicely clumped together. I know they need to be somewhere but all together right there is not where I would have chosen . So I just painted them the same shade as the stripe they inhabit and I think they blend right in , it is a small improvement , for me it is all in the details .
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