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What carpet colour will go with Dulux Warm Pewter?

3 years ago

Hi
I'm going to be painting my bedroom warm pewter but not sure on a carpet colour
Any advice would be appreciated
Thank you

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EmOo RomioO
3 years ago
could u share a photo of the color so we can help u properly.
Daisy England
3 years ago
Cream, light grey or even a blue would suit but what colour is your bedding as you may want to tie it all in together.
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Marylee H
3 years ago

From the Blue Hue Family.

You can choose what Hue Families you want to work with, then which colours within those.

Here are just a couple of examples.

Each Hue Family contains blacks, whites, greys as well as the more colourful colours.

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