Sulking Room Pink looks awful in small cloakroom - help needed!
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Sonia
4 years ago
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4 years agoHi Sonia, yes here are a couple of photos. They're not great, but will hopefully give you you an idea. Just one coat of sulking room pink on, so it looks very patchy
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoI see what you mean. Looks more like dingy wet plaster. May I suggest the palest pink you can find? It may look bland on a colour chart, but in a dark north facing room it will look more intense. Light is everything when it comes to paint colour, I rather like Dulux Blossom White. However, I suggest you get sample pots and paint them onto large pieces of card then tack them to the bathroom walls to help you see how they may look in your bathroom. This is Blossom White, but this may look darker in your room.
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4 years agodaffodilpots
4 years agoThis is my north facing bathroom. It's dulux blush pink and I'm very happy with it!
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Our bathroom currently... The hallway is Cornforth White. It looks as though your Pink ground works beautifully with grey. I may even pinch inspiration from your skirting boards too :-)
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