What colour should I paint my windows?
Sara
9 years ago
We're currently having a light roughcast render on the house (see image) and looking to paint the windows very soon. I have French grey or dark grey colours in mind but can't decide! I'm trying to keep a cottage/country feel. Any suggestions welcome ☺️
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Denisr Robson
9 years ago
PROHumphrey Munson
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PRORussell Taylor Architects
9 years ago... Following from above: as a more playful alternative you could try a sage green such as this Papers&Paints S7005-G20Y in oil eggshell.
The people at P&P are extremely knowledgeable and they will be able to recommend the most suitable finish ( http://www.papers-paints.co.uk/)
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9 years agoSara
9 years ago
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