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7 years ago

Beautiful house...do you know the color of the walls and trim in this home?

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BERNBAUM/MAGADINI Architects
7 years ago
Thank for the kind words regarding our project.

Here are the paint colors:

walls- Benjamin Moore 1464 Light Pewter- flat

trim- Benjamin Moore OC-63 Winter Snow- Eggshell.

I suggest putting up samples of each color to confirm if they are the right colors for your home.

Bruce B.
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