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What colour paint has been used on the walls?

sredpathstevens

9 years ago

I am currently looking for ideas for my living room and I like the colour scheme in this picture and the neutral tones of the paint. I would like to know what colour it is please?

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Brett Mickan Interior Design
9 years ago
@sredpathstevens the walls are a Benjamin Moore colour from their Historic Colour range. Its called Sandy Hook Gray. A great deep neutral base.
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