Paint colour for porcelanosa Japan range
K D
7 years ago
Hi I think I have decided on the porcelanosa Japan tiles for our bathroom, but only half the walls are tiled, so I need a paint colour to match the tiles. Anyone found one they would recommend? Am going the marine on the floor, bianca on the walls with a couple of vertical runs of marine through taps / flush etc. Thanks.
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