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Gaylene Pheysey

vor 7 Jahren

Can you list the wall colors of your pictures?

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Farrow & Ball
vor 7 Jahren
Hello Gaylene,

We've used All White in the ceiling, Strong White on the walls and Wimborne White on the woodwork.

Hope this helps,

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