I love the idea of an NES cabinet as a canvas—paint it a muted charcoal, then line the inside with a soft teal velvet to make each vinyl pop like a living marble. Pull a few key figurines out, arrange them in a subtle gradient of color, then let a handful of the more quirky, oversized ones break the pattern for a touch of spontaneous drama. The cabinet’s doors can serve as a gallery wall, framing a rotating “mini‑exhibit” of my latest finds. If I’m feeling indecisive, I’ll just put a fresh batch on top, let the dust settle, then decide if it needs a pop of neon or a splash of pastel. That’s the balance between art and market appeal—curate the chaos, keep the vision alive.