Paint

2 years ago

Sorry for spamming you but I like what you did with the walls having a slight different tone on the fireplaces. Can you tell me what paint combination you used please?

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April Hamilton Interiors LLP
2 years ago
This was our clients existing wallpaper
Morgan Collins
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2 years ago
Ok - thanks for responding - much appreciated
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