13 years ago

What colour paint should I use next to a light tan natural sandstone wall? It is a feature wall in the new home I bought. Thanks!

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vlau
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13 years ago
Emily H
11 years ago
Hi Vlau, Did you decide on a paint? I'd love to see how it turned out! Any pics you can share?
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11 years ago
I do not see the wall in the picture. I think the shades of grey on the floor and tile planter tile looks great. You might consider a light version of those. It really depends on the amount of light you have in the room.

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