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paint color and trim color in hall way?

9 years ago

call you tell me the brand and paint color used in the hall way please?

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Skinners of Tunbridge Wells
9 years ago
So sorry for the delay, I had to locate the file. The walls are in Zoffany Mist, Woodwork in Zoffany Chalk
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