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Would you share the wall colors?

Deborah Bratschi

3 years ago

Hi, would you mind sharing the wall color in the bathroom as well as the wall color in the family room? So pretty! Thank you! Deb

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Red Door Living
3 years ago
Certainly. The Family Room paint is a Benjamin Moore colour: Sea Salt CSP-95

The bathroom paint is Benjamin Moore colour: Sheer Bliss CSP-545

As with all paint colours be sure to test the colour first before painting. Use a piece of white foam core board to paint your samples on, never on the wall and be certain to look at the colours both during the day and at night so you can get a true sense of the finished outcome.
Deborah Bratschi
Original Author
3 years ago
Thank you very much, I appreciate it! Deb
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My pleasure

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