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May I ask the paint color on the far wall? Stunning room!

10 years ago

The Old Vicarage, Cornwall, boutique bed & breakfast · More Info

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Rebecca Heane
10 years ago
it's from Cream Cornwall, a colour called Manderley. It's a new range I've developed and just about to go on line. Unfortunately only available in the UK. It's a beautiful, soft blue, which was perfect for this room overlooking the river.
laurabernier thanked Rebecca Heane
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