The perfect grey.
house mad
8 years ago
Hi guys I want to run with a very pale subtle grey though my house (the new neutral ) that will work with anything.
I'm thinking blackened or Ammonite (farrow and ball)
I used dulux polished pebble but a bit darker than I want.
Any suggestions or pictures would be fab.
I'm thinking blackened or Ammonite (farrow and ball)
I used dulux polished pebble but a bit darker than I want.
Any suggestions or pictures would be fab.
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Not sure why photos overlapping. 1st two sitting room are Dulux mixed Grey Steel 4 next two bathroom are Dulux mixed Grey Steel 3. Hope this gives you an idea of what the paint looks like.
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