Hi I love the paint colour.

Diane Farrar

4 years ago

Hi please could you let me no the name and make of of the paint on the walls. Thank you.

Grade II Listed extension and refurbishment · More Info

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Wighton Architects
4 years ago
Hi Diane, I have contacted the client to double check the colour and as soon as I hear I will let you know. Regards Stuart Wighton
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Wighton Architects
4 years ago
Hi Diane, I have had confirmation from the client that the colour is 'Dusted Damson' by Dulux. Hope this helps, regards Stuart Wighton
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That's a beautiful cosy room.

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Hi I love the paint colour.

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