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Love the paint color. What colr are the walls and ceiling?

7 years ago

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The Viking Craftsman, Inc
7 years ago
Thanks. This is from a remodel a few years back, but I will check with our fabulous painter, and see if she remembers. Most often it is a custom blend, but she may be able to give us the starting colors. ~Mrs. TVCI
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