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Kathleen Picard

10 years ago

LOOOOOVE this room. can you please tell me the paint colors you used for the wall, ceiling and trim work. thanks. gorgeous

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10 years ago
Thank you...

That was some time ago and as I recall it was Dunn Edwards cottage white.
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