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Shade of blue paint in office

6 years ago

Please can you tell me the make and colour of the paint?

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Anna Stathaki | Photography
6 years ago
Hi there, thank you for your interest and your question. I was just the photographer of that project so i don't know that details but may be you can contact the interior designer, here is her link: http://21interiorslondon.com/kzj2k9mjmvqy996lebjqg5euybja0e Hope that helps :)
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