Have you checked with council ?

Hi Anna, decorating is about uniting your colours and with the exception of the little freeze tile in the kitchen, I can't see anywhere that you have incorporated the green. Green is very in now and in a small space, being a receding colour, it will make it appear larger. Replacing the blinds with contemporary classic style (which will merge the period and modern), green or and green and white roman blinds, would be a great start. A leaf pattern is gender neutral and introduces a natural theme. Contrast is required and to keep it simple, add black! Keep the green fan lights, add green, black and white accessories, indoor plants (of the same green) and you'll be right to go. You could also change up the lighting pendants to period styled dark green metal. These are readily available and budget minded. De-clutter! Add an artwork that unites all the colours and bounces off your blinds. Never forget art! When you have a simple plan, and colours that are easily available in the cheaper stores, you can quickly and affordably decorate for a quick sell.

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I don't overly like the Dune ( yes , I know thats not what you asked ) , and it doesn't suit the roof colour ( or the roof doesn't suit it haha ) . Doing the garage doors in Dune just makes it worse ! As far as the awning or porch or whatever ( my definition of an awning is something temporary or able to be rolled away ) it would look better with the upper edge done in the green of the gutters/roof , but that still doesn't match / suit the walls .