Seeking beautiful lux dark green/blue paint colour for happy life!
honeyry
3 years ago
Hi all, looking for a beautiful dark blue/green paint for my new, quite small, well lit, sloping shower room. Floor is tiled, walls will be tiled with white/grey marble on the shower side and the vanity unit and toilet will be matt white. Something rich and classsic is the direction I want to take so that the units stand out against them. The wall to the left in the picture and the section of the wall closest to the window on the right are the areas I want to paint. The look is quite simple and contemporary and the taps, shower etc will be in brushed gold. Your partner recommends greatly appreciated!
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