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Wall colour

8 years ago

Hello what colour is the wall paint please? Thank you.

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PRO
My Bespoke Room
8 years ago
Hello,

The paint is from Fired Earth and the colour was Sea Lavender.

Best,

Diana & Laura
User
Original Author
8 years ago
Thank you so much.
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