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Wall color and vanity color?

6 years ago

I love this bathroom. Can you tell me the name of the wall color? And is the vanity a brown? Or black? It’s hard to tell.

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6 years ago
Hi April, the walls are SW Mineral Deposit and the cabinet is a medium gray SW Dovetail
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