@jactheshe, it would be very hard to imagine. Even digital photos of the colours together can look so different. And depending on how your house is situated & how the light plays on it, that changes things again. I was looking at a picture online of a house using woodland grey with colorbond dune. The dune colour looked completely different to the colour card on the charts. If you have some large lightweight boards around, I suggest painting them out with colours you're considering. Or getting a large sheet of foam core from office supplies or sign companies and using that. It would be light enough to attach temporarily on the facade & give a better idea of which colour works. That way the angle how the light hits the colour is accurate.

One of my preferred colours for natural exteriors is urban grey.. It is between a dirty concrete grey or a grey toned coffee colour. It would be similar to the wallaby, I also like the shale grey as a nice cool base. Without seeing your facade, colour blocking is a risk. As I can't suggest where to apply colour for definition etc. your windows are a great choice, and wallaby is very versatile, both suited to contemporary architecture or traditional period styles.

It would be great if you would post photo of brick and wood you've chosen Also Please go lighter colour roof eg basalt All studies show black roofs increase heat inside and out (urban heat island effect) and are bad environmentally and increase energy costs for cooling home. Personally I think black roofs should be banned

Hi, I think your trims and fascia would look great in Dulux ‘Raku’, will look great with your bricks and will make your future landscaping really stand out, we used ‘stepney’ with ‘raku’ trims and it is fab, the plants look great against those colours