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paint colors and roof

5 years ago

Hi there! I’ve had this picture pulled for some time now. Any chance I could get a tip on the paint colors and roof? Love the colors so much! Read that it was custom but would love a starting point. Currently testing BM Dove Wing for brick and a couple grey colors for shutters. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

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Wedgworth Companies
5 years ago
Our designer did a custom mixed paint color for our client on this job.
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