Paint colour pairing for kid's bedroom
Nathalie S
2 years ago
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2 years agoAs the room is south facing I think any of the grey-greens would look nice. I have F&B Cromarty which seems to be very similar to Tranquil Dawn. My room is North-East facing but it doesn’t look too cold. Timeless is a warm white with a hint of yellow. A bolder colour that is beautiful is Oval Room Blue, which despite the name is more a green!
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