I don't know what depth but need fibre cement sheeting. Is it in a wet area?

Think about a combination of any three of timber, steel, stone and render. main body exterior if rendered needs warmth added with timber, it softens the facade and is an ever changing aesthetic. It's extremely versatile and can be installed in a multitude of ways, to accentuate or compliment your exterior. By the looks of your image, your home is elongated, so to counter balance that proportion I would consider vertical timber battening perhaps to your garage and surrounding area to create an invisible door, making the door apparently invisible being that the slats blend into the entire elevation. Iwould then tie in timber details such as wi does or entry decking for a cohesive look. Consider enhancing architectural elements by playing with scale and application, for example, if you have a long, flat faced design, consider highlighting windows by framing them with bulk framing, or inset the deeper into your framework so they have a nice shadow line or deep set sill. Allow your architecture to extend beyond the build, so in porches, verandas or even screening walls, slats or balustrades, it will look more considered and make the entire design a standout. Hope it helps. ML DESIGN

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It looks like a clever update -- looking at the photos though , it looks like an addition has been built ( at a 20 or 30 degree angle ) on one end ? Everyone is different , and the house looks like it had good bones , but I would have thought only 1 addition ( either the 'end' or the rear room' ) would have been more cost effective to get the extra space ? Overall , very well done !