wall paper a,b,c,d
Please help. I want to wallpapers the alcoves.. which one will best suit all my stuff.. and love the pink paint. But could choose different to go with c,d
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10 months agoAmanda I’ve just commented on your other post, but your room is a bit like mine. I painted my wooden fire surround white, and the walls are Cromarty. My curtains are beige with faded red flowers and I have a red persian rug and I sometimes swap it for a cream and grey rug for a change. Just an idea. Other nice greens are Mizzle by F&B, Pigeon (although that’s a darker green) and Dulux Tranquil Dawn. That’s assuming you want green walls! Apart from pigeon they are all very soft, gentle greens. A pinky peach wall colour colour could also go well, I feel.
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