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Playful Teal/Turquoise

6 years ago

Would you be willing to please share the paint colors, both dark wall and lighter. My daughter loves teal and turquoise and this photo appealed to her, perhaps an option for her new bedroom :) Thank you.

Upstairs Game Room Trundle Beds · More Info

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Christopher Davison, AIA
6 years ago
SW 0017 Calico walls and ceiling, SW 0018 Teal Stencil accent wall (above beds)
Carrie C
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6 years ago
Thank you
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