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What color blue is used on the wall?

11 years ago

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M+A Architecture Studio
6 years ago
This is a color from ICI, which is no longer. I believe it was either Phantom Blue or Nightshade. It is a very, very deep saturated color. I would suggest looking at Benjamin Moore Paints as a starting point. Deep colors like this are hard to do...... = you don't want a cheap paint if you're going to try something like this....

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