A light cream could be an option, these days there are so many options, not restricted to just white. Need to go and have a look at some samples.

It just depends on how much you want to invest and the look that you want. suggestion - get some companies for quotes. Try for companies that have software that will take photos and show what it could look like. You need to establish if arches are load bearing, if so you have a major construction need of more beams in the roof cavity. If cosmetic it is a knockout job and neating up. If you afford I would opt for some professional advice and options. I did this and so worth the investment. More time spent planning and gaining information the better the renovation and saving on pitfalls.

Hi Adele, I decided to roll with them and work the colours around them to draw attention away from the primrose. I’m so happy with the result. We painted the walls Dulux natural white and added new roller blinds in all areas with a view. We installed white shutters on all side windows of the house as they have no view. The shutters of course completely hide the primrose. The dulux natural white paint gave us the beautiful white look we wanted whilst also being a warm enough colour not to clash or highlight the yellow tint of the primrose. We installed a white kitchen and white shutter in the kitchen(no view on this side) We installed new flooring, it has a slight warmth without being yellow. Quantum 5mm Vinyl plank longboard colour Malmo (Choices Flooring) We don’t even notice the primrose anymore. I will attach some photos

Hi I am getting double glazed windows and new aluminium front door and desperately need advice on the colour . I can’t have anodised aluminium silver for windows like they are already because the company doesn’t do them anymore. They will much thicker and stand out more Choices are light gray or cream. Had maybe front door in white . Any advice would be greatful . Also how do I reply to comments please?