the whole house needs attention, Me and my youngest daughter with her Three Boys, live together in a Three bedroom one lounge and one toilet / bathroom, yes we are renting, through housing department, yes the rent is convenient as we pay a minimum of a quarter of our income, just need a better laid out house design with the toilet being a separate room with an extra toilet thrown in, in the laundry area, yes we are blessed to have a roof over our heads, we live in NSW, Australia.

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im going with cornish no internal angle trim thr gqp has to be there as rhe walls are not plumb house is over 100 year old so far i have got a flat celing with metal battens as celing joists were warped you cant get a sgeet up with small gqps without it rubbing om walls and destroing sheet

What sort of look are you wanting to achieve , would be the first thing I'd ask . You bought the house presumably because you like some features . Also , it is of a certain age and style , so unless you spend big dollars , thats always going to be your base . The fence on the left hand side looks to be at least 3 different colours of panels , while the garden shed is another . For the sake of $200 , I'd be tempted to paint the poles and fretwork a dark charcoal , and do the fences and garden shed the same . The darker tone is on trend , but also it wouldn't stand out as much , and keeps to the era and style , particularly of the darker framed windows . A dark classy look , if you like . So then it'll be a bit dark and moody , which a lot of people like , with the bonus of the slightly more upmarket windows and fretwork . You can add dark planters as per Julies suggestion , or you can go for big bright sunny coloured pots . You can even do the front door to match -- a bright orange or yellow set amongst the darker colours will look great , and people won't get lost looking for the door haha .