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Dulux Willow Tree tile match

last year

Does anyone have Dulux Willow Tree in there bathroom and have closely matched a tile? The colour of the actual paint on the sample patch I've done doesn't really resemble the picture on the pot (obviously) or even pictures I've seen online.

Desperately need to pick a tile for the bathroom as it's going in next week.

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last year
How about white tiles?
Sonia
last year
I think I would choose bathroom fitments and tiles that you love and then finally choose the wall colour, rather than try to find tiles to match the wall paint.
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