So good to have everyone's input...thinking at this stage,to try to colour match the 'paperbark'coloured pergola roof with the main part of the roof .then a mid grey, in tone with domino(or even just domino) for fascias and barges. Our bricks have black highlights, so should work well. Then, a lightish grey like Surfmist under eaves(as suggested). And finally keeping domino posts.I did also like the look of the photos and the Magnolia house with timber features.

What a lovely house, a paint update will look really exciting! Contrary to all the colours you've chosen, I'd go instead with a warm grey (hint of taupe in it). It will always be classic, would look amazing with fresh white window frames and dark charcoal eaves (e.g. Dulux Monument). Cue my favourite colour: Dulux Dieskau. I just think there's quite a large area of uninterrupted rendered wall so I'd worry that if you go too bluish, it could look to be verging on pastel and a gingerbread house type effect. My brother painted Tranquil Retreat on his rendered Victorian and it has come up more blue than he'd thought (actually he was also considering Milton Moon). But of course, test paint a few walls sections with different aspects and check during the day from different angles (and even across the road)!! Actually there's another photo and paint colour I love that reminded me of this, I'll try and track it down.

I wouldn't paint the bricks, I think grey would look great on the trims and roof, are they fly screens on your windows? they look quite unique plus the screen door is great, love the bench also, it's a lovely house , I would try to compliment those unique features

the space you've allowed for the toilet should be at least 80cm x 80cm to allow for knees and elbow room but there isn't enough space to enclose the toilet and there's no standing room in front of the shower out of the traffic area and, attempting to keep the bed symmetrical in line with the ridge of the roof, continues to restrict the best use of the whole space as there's so many other options that provide a much more spacious master suite with more storage, enclosed toilet, enclosed shower, double vanities, more circulation space and this suggestions also allows for a much more open well ventilated vanity area and wiw with the shower enclosed under a lowered ceiling and the bed is centred under the highest part of the ceiling at right angle to the ridge of the roof and much more comfortable access all around the rooms