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Games/cinema room/den

9 years ago

In need of colour ideas please
We have blue floor tiles and wooden ceiling
Existing curtains are gold
Thinking maybe of a mural or textured end apex wall but open to ideas

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New Leaf Renovation, LLC
9 years ago
Benjamin Moore has some really cool metallic paints that might do the trick. Trouble might be finding one light enough.
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