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Wardrobes

7 years ago

Hi I was admiring your wardrobes. We've just had some built but don't know what paint to use. Did you use a satin wood paint?

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Day True
7 years ago
Hi Annie, this is a Farrow & Ball paint. We recommend asking your decorator what type of paint + finish to use!x
Madhavi Rao
6 years ago
What colour is it? is it elephants breath?
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Day True
6 years ago
Purbeck Stone! x
Lou
3 years ago
I’m a little late to the party, can you tell me what wood was used for the wardrobes?

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