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What is the name of brick and what is trim color on this house?

9 years ago

Annapolis Historic Residence · More Info

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Good Architecture, PC
9 years ago
Most of the brick you see is original 1880 brick. The brick on our lower addition to the right is a Glen Gery “handmade, oversize,” brick. The trim color is from Benjamin Moore simple colonial cream and light blue/grey.
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Furniture Solution
8 years ago
Do you have an exact trim color

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