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Does anyone know a similar paint colour to this?

3 years ago

I found this image on the internet and I love the blue/green/grey colour but the paint name was not stated. Does anyone know a name of a similar paint colour?

Thanks.

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Ellie
3 years ago
I have Johnston's Manhattan grey and to me it is not grey, rather a green/blue/grey.. it changes with the light too. A color can look completely different in one room compared to another
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Marylee H
3 years ago
Farrow & Ball Green Smoke
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