Another color to go with Shaker Beige under chair rail
ppierce34
11 years ago
Michael i was curious, what other BM color would you recommend pairng with Shaker Beige underneath a chair rail in our dining room? Wanting to do Shaker Beige on top.....Or are you not a fan of diff't colors above and below?
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