what is the wall color?

lovesbeagles

il y a 9 ans

Love the duskiness of the walls. What is the paint color?

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Hofmann Images
il y a 9 ans
I'm sorry, but I can't answer that question. I only photographed this property.
Gayle
il y a 9 ans
try Benjamin Moore' s Coastal Plain.
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