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georgian house external schemes

Mary Olive Fullerton

5 years ago

i need to change the external colour scheme of a street huse

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Mary Olive Fullerton
Original Author
5 years ago
It's pink at the moment! Am tempted to go blue/grey but it is around at lot. any ideas for an alternative?
Sam Potter
5 years ago
Can you post a photo?
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