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North Yorkshire En Suite

7 years ago

Hi, I love the design of the bathroom and the paint colour on the walls. Please can you confirm which brand and colour the paint is. Many thanks!

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7 years ago
The paint colour is 'Cornforth White' from Farrow and Ball.
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