Hi I'd love to know the paint colour used in this bedroom please

Anna Denihan

3 years ago

The one with the purple throw

Master Bedroom - Country Residence Kilkenny · More Info

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Hélène Broderick Interiors
3 years ago
Hi Anna,

It is Farrow & Ball light Blue.

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Helene
Niamh Phelan
3 years ago
hi, can you tell me where you got the cream kitchen from in the house you reburbished in waterford? thank you
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Hélène Broderick Interiors
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It is Farrow & Ball light Blue.
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Hélène Broderick Interiors
3 years ago
My joiner made the kitchen for the job in Waterford.

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Hi I'd love to know the paint colour used in this bedroom please

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