Are you sure that the drive way is pavers? Looks like stamped /stencilled concrete form the photo. If so just talk to a contractor who recolours these type of driveways.

BTW definitely not green.

Amanda

Lovely home! That is a long driveway!!

What colour are the tiles at the entrance to the front door? Maybe take your lead from there.

Do you want the driveway to be a feature? Paint it reddy orange.

Do you want the driveway to blend in? Paint it green grey then allow the

plants to spill over the edges to blend more.

Julia

Mt thought exactly Gallifrey, we call them Giraffe driveways, should be easy to re colour if it is, paint the same colour as the concrete window treatment, not Green

I would just give them a good clean with a pressure washer.

Emma , I have high pressure cleaned this twice with chemicals. But not much difference I think that the original concrete (1989) which had been stencilled to look like pavers was not weather proof protected and as a result the colour started to fade and look patchy.

I see, what a pain! I think a similar colour to the bricks would look nice. It does depend on whether you want it to stand out.

def not green i would either go colour you used on house of redish brown to match the bricks ,you don't want it to be the first thing people notice you want it to be the house

I would go with Grey if it can not be re - coloured by the professionals.

I would pull up the pavers to where the undercover area begins. I would gravel the 'road' part of the from and train the plants/grass you have to take nude ground, or plant some newbies here if you can. I would plant a creeper in/near the gravel that will eventually take the whole area. Introducing more nature will lighten the house lots!

Painting what is there will eventually peel and will look scrappy over time. Especially with the car driving over it every day.

And once you have painted, I fear you will for ever (re)paint. Depending on how much it rains where you live. I like what "cipriano" suggests. Someone higher up suggests a good clean.... And then take the focus on to something else.... Just away from the drive way.

The dark grey that a few people have suggested might look like asphalt.

I would go with a darker version of the stone colour that is around your windows, a softer look for your house.

there are way too many colours going on here. Your home is a traditional style and yes the cream and green are traditional colours with the reddish brick however why did you put grey around the windows??also you have red scollops above the grey and it doesn't do the house justice. What colour was there before you painted the grey?? considering grey is a more modern colour I think you were attempting to modernise the externals. in saying that the roof would have been better to paint charcoal the cream in white and then the grey and then the driveway would be done in a grey stain. but if you leave it the way it is and cover the red scolloping above the windows the same grey and the bricks below the windows near the ground grey as well then get the drive way restained to the reddish colour of the bricks on the house and then it would blend more and look inviting.

Simply reseal your driveway with a polymer sealer, this will re-enhance the original oxides. If you wet your drive, this will also give a close indication of resealing. You could try a 1m2 test panel. Alternately, if it's within your budget, remove and replace with the style of driveway you prefer.

I have similar pattern in my driveway. We just use a gurny and paint a sealer over it every couple of years. It ends up looking brand new. There a nice colours you have there.

I'm going with the pro above, too much concrete and brick, would look a lot better with gravel, and plants that spill over onto the gravel. It will also soften those hard edges, and make the driveway far more pleasing to the eye! It's also very wide too, do you really need such a wide driveway, and walkway infront of the house? Gravel, and plants..