what about taupe gable ends with white trims and also check the brick edged driveway in this photo

Like oklouise , I'm trying to work out what you are wanting to achieve ? Do you have a handicapped person living there -- its not clear to me . A ramp down the right side is going to look funny IMO -- the section slopes , but a flat ramp back to the driveway/garage would cover the bottom couple of inches of that picture window and the sill .A sloping ramp would just be wrong and weird , angles that would look wrong . It looks like the existing terrace is 2700 deep -- its hard to tell if 'behind' that is an entry foyer ? If the terrace isn't deep enough , I'd tend to try and go IN , not out . I hope you take this as constructive , but the existing doors look more like factory doors than house ones . So I'd go 'inwards' , and do an 'impress the neighbours' double solid full height timber doors , with stained timber picture windows either side . On that theme , I'd also change the 3 picture windows to stained timber frames too , and the greeny grey shiplap I'd try and strip and stain -- if not possible , paint in apricot or lemon or light red , THEN do the fascia boards in a really bright shade the same ( bright orange , sunshine yellow or fire engine red ) . The grey outdoor tiles I'd try and concrete stain ( I probably shouldn't admit this , but I once got a good charcoal oil-based outdoor paint , thinned it ( from a 20 litre thing of turps ) about 2 to 1 , and brushed the outdoor tiles twice over 2 days -- it soaked in well , wasn't slippery , and lasted well -- at least well enough to sell the property a couple of months later haha ) . So $20k instead of $100k , less matching to do , but there is still the problem of the ramp . . . . . .

I know my presence has annoyed several designers on here. I apologise.  I am trying so hard to nail my design. I frustrate myself!!  I have revisited all suggestions under previous posts and with them I have made a few revisions to our original floor plan from the designer. Do you think this is a better plan? 1. Flipped ensuite layout so toilet has window 2. Scaled kitchen size back to gain some width in  living and dining. Scullery walkway originally 1200mm, Now 1000mm. Kitchen island originally 1200mm deep, now 1100mm. Behind kitchen bench originally 1200mm, now 1100mm. Gained 400mm in width. 3. Relocated drop zone from left of door to right. 4. Scaled back width of theatre 5. Reconfigured bed 2 and 3 so both are similar size and both with built in robes 6. Eliminated one side of storage cupboards in entrance hallway so to put more room in lounge/dining 7. Opened hallway so easy to get from master to kitchen and guests to toilet 8. Placed a visual divider, possibly recycled brick column housing gasfire in middle of loung/dining that shows both sides. TV to be mounted above on lounge side. What do you think? Do you think the lounge/dining is more usable and increased size makes former kitchen size less dominant? (Huge kitchen in relation to lounge/dining previously) OR shall I just stick with Floor plan original? ὤ8ὤ9ὤA Feedback appreciated! Sorry I am trying so hard to get this floor plan right. It is a renovation so we are restricted in terms of not moving too many internal walls.

Great suggestions by dreamer, I think a dark colour for all your trims would look great, even the eaves, we painted our eaves same colour as our trims and I absolutely love it, it gives a really edgy stand out look, try with colour swatches to give you an idea, along with your fence to highlight the entrance it will look fabulous. So many colours to choose from, sample pots are worth it to get your desired look.