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7 years ago

What is the paint used on the cabinets please?

Kitchen - Upland Road 2014 · More Info

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PRO
102 Interiors Ltd
7 years ago
Hi, Both colours are Little Greene (really lovely paint!)

Cheers Kate

the Island is Little Greene Deep Space Blue (207)

and

All other paint work on the kitchen units is to be Little Greene Gauze Deep (165)
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