Dulux white/grey paint
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Sonia
2 years agoI’ve just bought Polished Pebble for my bedroom. Not painted yet as waiting for decorator to book us in. My friend has it in her living/dining room and it looks lovely. It really is the palest of greys. Of course how it looks does depend on the light and aspect. Pebble Shore and Goose Down are also nice shades but darker.
Polished Pebble
Sarah Stevens
2 years agoRelated Discussions
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Daisy England
2 years agoI have Wevet in my kitchen which is a grey/white. It’s a Farrow & Ball colour but I had it mixed by Johnstones paint as I prefer theirs so I guess Dulux would also offer a colour match. You can just see the wall colour in Wevet against the ceiling which is white on the photo
Alyson Jones
2 years agoI used polished pebble in my last house and it was lovely, but more grey than white. If you want to go closer to white than I would recommend Rock Salt.
I’m not sure how well they show up in pictures but we used Rick Salt in the stairs and Polished Pebble in the en-suite
Sarah Stevens
2 years ago
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