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9 years ago

what color suitable for the interior wall if the house exterior look like this?

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Si Xian
9 years ago
If you like neutral colours, I recommend shades of brown for the feature wall and white or cream colours for the rest.
Si Xian
9 years ago
Light colours will make the house spacious.
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Si Xian
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If you like bright colours, it is also possible for the feature wall.
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