Hardwick white Farrow and ball ,I know because it’s all over my house

crab2807

3 years ago

Different Colour at different times of day but a truly versatile colour and I would consider perfect for a hall .

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Morgan Harris Architects Ltd
2 years ago
I think you are probably correct!
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Hardwick white Farrow and ball ,I know because it’s all over my house

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