living room paint

pengip

6 years ago

Hi. I was wondering what the green paint colour on the living room fireplace wall is. Thanks

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Trevor Brown Architects
5 years ago
Hi,

The colour is Card Room Green by Farrow & Ball.

Thanks,

Trevor
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