Hi, can you tell me what is the wall colour? Thank you

lin ju

4 years ago

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The London Alcove Company Limited
3 years ago
Hi Lin Ju, hope you are well. Afraid we do not have a record of the wall colour, but good luck with your project! Best, The London Alcove Company
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Hi, can you tell me what is the wall colour? Thank you

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