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Colour of fire surround

7 years ago

I love the colour of this fire surround but can you tell me what shade of"White" was used for the walls. I'd really like this combination in my reception room with navy/dark blue accessories with mustard sofas.

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Julie Williams Design
7 years ago
Denise, please refer to the attached article before embarking on a paint color search:
What color did you use on........
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