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would love to know the colour of the paint used in the bedroom

3 years ago

Any ideas

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Anna Stathaki | Photography
3 years ago
Hi there, i think it was green smoke from farrow and ball and the interior designer is Balance interior design. Thank you, Anna
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Balance Interior Design
3 years ago
Hi James, it’s Green Smoke, Anna is correct. I hope that helps. Gemma
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James Reeve
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3 years ago
Great - thank you!!

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