Who makes this paint?

Terri Ross

11 years ago

I am in the process of doing my nursery and like dirty swan and diaper white, where can I find it?

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Nina Montenegro
11 years ago
Hi Terri-- I wish I could better direct you, but these paint colors and names are made up! (:

All my best,
Nina
Sheila Schmitz
11 years ago
This is from the Houzz feature, "16 Creative Paint Color Names We Haven't Seen — Yet"
See the story: https://www.houzz.com/magazine/16-creative-paint-color-names-we-havent-seen-yet-stsetivw-vs~7117564
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