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What colour is the paint please

8 years ago

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Tracey Andrews Interiors
8 years ago
Good afternoon!! Well it could be one of many! I am pretty acute on colour, so from the most popular brands I would say it could be:

Farrow & Ball - Hague Blue

Sanderson - Indigo Blue

Marston & Langinger - Deep Green Blue Grey
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James Gostelow Interiors
8 years ago
Hi there. It is Stiffkey Blue, Farrow & Ball.
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