I'd like to know the color of the door as well. Thanks!

harlee

6 years ago

Art-Deco apartment combination/renovation · More Info

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Lauren Rubin Architecture
6 years ago
Benjamin Moore Ebony Slate. The door is the same.
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Leslie LeMoine
5 years ago
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The door is the same as the trims. Benjamin Moore Ebony Slate. Lauren

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I'd like to know the color of the door as well. Thanks!

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Lauren Rubin Architecture

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