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What kind of Furniture is this?

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last year

Hey, I really like Hotel Furniture, I want some for myself. Could someone tell me what kind of furniture this is? Like the names of them. Thank you

1. The unit thing, I like it, Kind of. What's it called? Desk? Sideboard?

2. Large unit. Wardrobe? I don't know what it's classed as.

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