Paint colors?

Tara Rooney

il y a 3 ans

Can you tell me the paint color/brand of the exterior of the home and shutters thanks

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Clifford M. Scholz Architects, LLC
il y a 3 ans
The brand is Benjamin Moore and the colors are proprietary. All selections are made by our team and are not disclosed due to client confidential agreement. Thank you for reaching out..
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