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What is the color of the walls?

5 years ago

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Julie Kent Interiors
5 years ago
We can help you choose the right shade for your room. The shade of this wall in the photo will not be a good guide for you to choose for your room. It is very difficult to judge a colour from a photo due to the image itself, plus depth of light and surrounding colour influence in the room. If you require any further assistance, please let me know.
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