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Hi there, just wondering what paint colour are the walls? Thanks

Eimear Coughlan

3 years ago

Paint colour

Traditional Florida Lake House · More Info

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Gail Barley Interiors, LLC
3 years ago
The paint color on the walls is Benjamin Moore 1636 Providence Blue.
Eimear Coughlan
Original Author
3 years ago
Many thanks, what a beautiful colour
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