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The shade of pink

Cassandra Kettenhofen

8 months ago

What shade of pink, was used in the dining room? Thank you.

Cassandra

Morningside Tudor Renovation · More Info

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PRO
S. Mazzi Interiors
8 months ago
Hi! This is Sherwin Williams 6022 Breathless
Diane S.
7 months ago
What color is the ceiling?
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This is lovely
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