Hi Kathy, based on your pic I'm thinking your roof might be Dulux Traditional Colours Crescendo Green or something very similar. Crescendo Green, Cream, the dreaded Mission Brown, Indian Red & Brunswick Green were all heavily used in the 80's when painting everything in heritage colours was 'on trend'. If you are not changing the roof colour I would suggest working with the colour and balancing it out, rather than trying to disguise it will give you the best outcome. Dulux Traditional Colours Silver Grey could work with your green, perhaps picking out the trim in Colourbond Basalt to tie everything together. I would avoid blues with that roof colour, but it's your home so find a colour scheme you love and enjoy your home.

Hi there Mary, that's something I hadn't thought of re painting the ridge tiles, I had thought to replace them with the grey, it would depend on the condition of the ridge do they need re setting, this would be a good time to replace rather than fiddle with painting, Woodland Grey is a classic Colour Bond, Gully a bit lighter. Your Roof is a strong red colour, I would get a sample of both grey colours, if you have a spare red tile take it with you to look at samples good luck

Probably predicatably , I would say it needs some colour . I'd do at least some of the trim in charcoal ( monument or similar ) , and then match that with red or orange -- I'd redo the front door in that bright colour , to add some Wow . To me , a pink tone is when you want to fill some space when you have reds as your main colours -- that door isn't great IMO . Look at the photos , and the only two things that stand out to me , is the red chair ( in a good way ) and that roofing material used as a fence ( not quite as good haha -- I'd do that in a metallicy charcoal before the sun has set tonight if that was my place .

Here are a couple of other angles that show the back of the house with the office - currently clad in weatherboards and duo tone with Dune and Ironstone but soon to be all Ironstone corrugated iron like the office - and the entry at the front of the house. Do I just keep the Dune, or go for a lighter white?