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Beautiful kitchen..Love the cabinetry colors. what color are the wall

7 years ago

What color are the walls and trim?

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British Standard by Plain English
7 years ago
Hello. The cupboards are painted in Farrow & Ball Elephant's Breath. I will check and come back to you on the wall colour as soon as I can.
nancykinla
Original Author
7 years ago
thank you so much. I would greatly appreciate it.
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