What is the paint color, PLEASE?

Andre N

vor 5 Jahren

Love the paint color. Do you know the name of it? Then, we can get same curtains too.

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Curtain Call
vor 5 Jahren
I will ask the client the paint color and let you know.
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Curtain Call
vor 5 Jahren
Hi Andre. This is Adrienne from Curtain Call. I have a partial answer to your question about the paint colors of this room. Apparently the previous owner of the house had the colors custom mixed. There is white with some orange on the walls and white with some turquoise on the trim. My client loved the colors so much that she had them duplicated. She is on vacation now; when she gets home she will check the cans to see if she can get the formula. I'll be in touch.
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What is the paint color, PLEASE?

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