lights and colour palette

wieldsy

9 years ago

Hello, where are the lights from and what paint colours did you use on the console, panelling and walls? Looks great!

Hampstead, London - Residential · More Info

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Peach Studio
9 years ago
Hello,

Thank you for your question!

The woodwork and console was painted in Farrow and Ball "Light Grey" No. 17 and the wall and ceiling paint is Farrow and Ball "Clunch" No. 2009.

The wall lights were from "Vaughan" see link below:

http://vaughandesigns.com/site/item.cfm?item=840B6F6CC29F442E6D12102141B43B86

Hope this helps!

Happy Designing :)

Peach x
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