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7 years ago

What is he paint color of the deck stairs and railing?

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Lucy No
2 years ago
I would also like to know the color of the deck paint and railing.
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Living Space Landscapes
2 years ago
We designed and installed the landscaping. Trees, shrubs, perennials, grass, boulders, flagstone patio and natural stone edging. The house deck paint and railing was done by others. I remember the homeowner told me the house exterior color used was Benjamin Moore, Copley Gray.
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