Paint Road Test

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Little sneak peek of the colors we are trying out for the main living area.  This is a picture of our entryway, where we get pretty good natural light.  And now, we have that awesome new light fixture that was installed!

Our house is set up so that the entryway flows into both the upper level and the lower level.  So, we're looking for something neutral that will work with each space.

We have a definite favorite that we are going with.  Which do you like??


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  1. AnonymousAugust 17, 2015 at 12:37 PM

    You didn't give us anyway to identify the colors...you should number them or something

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