Love these colours! Can you please let me know what paints were used?

Fiona FNB

2 years ago

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Bridget Reading ID
2 years ago
Hi Fiona, pleased you like the colour scheme, the walls are Lead I & the woodwork is Slate IV both from Paint & Paper Library

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Bridget
Fiona FNB
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2 years ago
Thank you!
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Love these colours! Can you please let me know what paints were used?

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