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Sunroom

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Jenni Leasia Interior Design

Thanks for your interest in our paint selections. The Sun Room is painted in a custom formula of Benjamin Moore Natural Linen. The Dining Room walls are Benjamin Moore Creekside Green, and the Kitchen walls are Benjamin Moore Elephant Tusk with White Dove and Deep River cabinetry.

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Reply to: Thanks for your interest in our paint selections. The Sun Room is painted in a custom formula of Benjamin Moore Natural Linen. The Dining Room walls are Benjamin Moore Creekside Green, and the Kitchen walls are Benjamin Moore Elephant Tusk with White Dove and Deep River cabinetry.

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Sunroom windows do not have muntins

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Chairs with Buff plaid

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You should be fine. Simply White has more chromaticity than Chantilly. That means Chantilly will look crisp, clean and more white than Simply White on the walls.

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Reply to: You should be fine. Simply White has more chromaticity than Chantilly. That means Chantilly will look crisp, clean and more white than Simply White on the walls.

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What kind of tile is used?

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Wood in sun room instead with a soapstone pad?

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Door hardware

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Possibly have divided lite panels aside doors vs. drywall to let in more light.

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sunroom--raise ceiling--skylights and V groove?

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Opening?

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Shades and valences

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Furniture

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Ceiling color

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flooring

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Flooring, ceiling, large windows, furniture, ceiling fan

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Heated slate floors, but no AC. Used during winter and in summer, they open all windows.

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Screen porch and deck pergola and placement on back of house.

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Screen porch floor and ceiling

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Swing

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