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Jean DeBernardi

last year

I have similar tiles in a bathroom that I plan to have repainted next week. Would appreciate knowing paint was used and the name of the color. Thanks, Jean

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Marilynn Taylor | Vacation Rental Expert
last year
Hi Jean, this project was nearly 10 years ago, so I don't remember the wall color, but I did purposely choose a crisp white with warm undertones not blue. Off the top of my head, Decorator's white by benjamin moore, or White by Dunn Edwards.
Jean DeBernardi
Original Author
last year
Thank you for responding! I was going to guess Decorator's white. Will get a sample later today. Jean
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