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This mood board was created by Sharondeep Bachra and appears to be a collection of visual elements intended to convey an intended style, theme or feeling. The board includes various images, colors, textures and materials that seem focused on a natural, earthy aesthetic with greens, browns and hints of blue throughout. Overall the mood board seems aimed at capturing a calm, organic and nature-inspired vibe.
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