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Painting pine kitchen

3 years ago

Hi wouls love some colur advice , painting my large pine kitchen cabinets. counter tops are black dappled granite and must stay. cream porcelain marbled tile on floor. the kitchen is a bit dark as window is north facing with westerly light at one side.

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