I'd definitely do white trims if you want to lighten the space, then if you want to keep it basic and add colour and style with your decor I'd agree with what you are saying, just an off white that's not cream. You could go a pale grey but you might get sick of it! Also greys can look quite blue or brown (depending on the grey you choose) in different light. We used what the paint shop called builders white which is just a slightly off white, not too stark but definitely not cream:)

Hi Erin Both look like they will work. I think your challenge will be to bring some depth to the front of the house . With the colour being uniform its quite flat, so I would suggest adding some awnings to the front windows. These could also be a nice feature on the front of the house adding your personality. http://www.icietla.com.au in Brisbane sell some beautiful stripes. The other option was to have a base and top scheme that helped the building look a little lighter. A great transformation which ever way you go.

Hello I agree with the others - darker is better. Paint the timber section in a colour as close to the roof colour as possible. Don't stop there though! Have three sections of horizontal timber screens installed across the top windows. These would ideally be the same colour as the posts below. Maybe one section of the lower veranda (between two posts) could be screened in a similar fashion. Plant tall greenery - yucca, gingers- in front of this screen to give an inviting lead to the front door. Now the building has some intrigue and street appeal.

We are going to have cesarstone for kitchen island bench Agree with opening from WIR behind bed. We rotate vanities to be in line with robes in WIR - we can change the robe to makeup table & drawers with chair going underneath of its bench. Please see attached sketch. By rotating vanity it looks more spacious and practical ! What is your thoughts siriuskey? Cheers