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is this a accent color to go with cream and sage?

8 years ago

SW 7048 Urbane Bronze by Sherwin-Williams · More Info

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Sherwin-Williams
8 years ago
This would definitely work with cream or sage. Urbane Bronze would also look amazing with Shoji White SW 7042, Extra White SW 7006, and Ivoire SW 6127.
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