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What is the paint brand & color?

last year

What is the paint brand & color?

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Morgan Harris Architects Ltd
last year
Thank you for your charming request, you asked so politely I couldn't help but answer immediately. Dulux Brilliant White. Don't ever base a decision regarding paint on an image, always test in-situ.
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