Bathroom colour choice ? (first timer)
Joseph Mawle
7 years ago
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Joseph Mawle
7 years agohaving trouble uploading photos ... so I'll try here ...
This is the hall way now ... and previously I'd posted about painting a room in Hague blue. You can see it in the back ground. (i love it :) )
The bathroom is just on your right before the blue room
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