Colour is a personal choice, but you may find it helpful to visit COLORBOND.COM, click on the Colours menu, then Monument and Dune. You will see some suggested complementary colours that might assist you. There is also the colour selector tool that may help you to visualise the options. This is found at http://colorbond.autech.com.au/onlinevisualiser/index.php?frame=residential

Hi Sara, I definitely agree with the other responses here; you cannot put Woodland Grey with Ironstone. If you like Woodland Grey choose warm green/brown colours to compliment such as, Surfmist, Dune, Pipe Clay. And for the fence consider going darker still such as Monument. Blackest Brown is also lovely but not as popular because, well, it's brown.

I like Monument because it isn't 'black'. Night Sky is Colorbonds black and I'm not a big fan of it. Looks to bland and lifeless for me. Monument is a Charcoal rather than a grey or a black. Why not use Monument as feature walls inside instead of Domino if you're concerned with it not matching up so well. Dune on cladding and piers would be ok. If you grow tired of the Dune on the piers then they're a cheap and easy change unlike the rest which could be expensive.

checkout colorbond.autech.com.au/onlinevisualiser/ for help but love the anodised windows so consider matching anodised alum roller door and matching roof colour (shale grey is a close match to anod alum in you need to paint) (light roof and dark walls and very dark gutters and trim) what about different to the grey on grey and check the colours in the park for some inspiration...what about Colorbond Cove, Gully or Mangrove and Evening Haze with a timber front door and feature front fence/letterbox in timber with a native garden