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I love the wall colour, what is it please?

3 years ago

I love the design of One Lypiatt, Cheltenham! Can you tell me the colour of the main walls in Flat A Kitchen/ Breakfast room please. Also, in several of the kitchens you seem to use a type of framed kitchen unit. Can you tell me your supplier please.
Kind regards
Andy Cash

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Completion Interior Design & Architecture
3 years ago
Hi Andy, Thank you so much! We loved doing this project. The colour of the walls in Flat A is Little Greene's French grey 113. We were installing 13 kitchens in this property so bought them through a Cheltenham Builder's merchants called Bence's. They are an inframe Shaker style.

Hope that helps!
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