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what are the paint colours in the living room?

Hayley Douglass

last year

Loving the blue and grey colours. Can you advise please? Thanks

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Storylines Interior Design
last year
Hi! It's Farrow & Ball Down Pipe - although it does look a little more blue in the photo than in real life. Pleased you like it though :-)
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