I think a peel and stick window film in a suitable pattern would look nice. You might also want to try contact paper in a pattern that suits your tastes, if you want to completely block the view to the inside of the cabinet.
It's somewhat old-fashioned, but I remember my grandmother's friend used to put pieces of lace curtains or doilies inside the cabinet against the glass.
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This company has a huge assortment of window films. I'm sure you'll be able to find something to work.
https://www.decorativefilm.com/
You could use etching cream or spray the windows with frost.
I think a peel and stick window film in a suitable pattern would look nice. You might also want to try contact paper in a pattern that suits your tastes, if you want to completely block the view to the inside of the cabinet.
Here's an idea!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrYjTuG_aHQ
Chicken wire also looks adorable. :)
It's somewhat old-fashioned, but I remember my grandmother's friend used to put pieces of lace curtains or doilies inside the cabinet against the glass.