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Paint colour

8 years ago

Hi
Can you please tell me the paint colour?
Thanks!

Georgian Townhouse in London · More Info

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Salvesen Graham
8 years ago
Hi there,

Thank you for your enquiry. The wall paint is Stone 1 from Paint & Paper Library and all the woodwork and cornices are painted in Farrow & Ball's All White.

Salvesen Graham

www.salvesengraham.com
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