It might sound crazy, but consider charcoal on the walls behind the green sofa - both the wall behind it and immediately adjacent wall too. The strange thing with dark wall colours is that dark furniture visually melts into it rather than your home looking a bit like a museum/gallery space with lime white. If you then place some modern artwork above the sofa it will look amazing against charcoal. To balance the dark walls, just be sure that on the opposite side of the room have some low dark furniture (like armchairs, or dark timber cabinet, etc). Here's a nice example of grey/charcoal 'absorbing' darker furniture And another with more traditional pieces; Hope that helps as an unusual option!

Hi, I think your trims and fascia would look great in Dulux ‘Raku’, will look great with your bricks and will make your future landscaping really stand out, we used ‘stepney’ with ‘raku’ trims and it is fab, the plants look great against those colours

Hi Mon, have you seen the Dulux Paint App? You can download it to your phone for free. The idea is that you can take a photo of of the space you want to paint and the App allows you to change the wall colour by selecting from their colour range; Dulux says this enables you to actually see what the new colour looks like next to your floor and other furnishings without the need of trying out several paint pot samples. I have not personally used it but the concept is pretty cool. Hope this is of help. Malcolm

Natural white is a little warmer as it has a touch of red. It’s a personal choice. So if we all post you will prob get 50/50 result. If you want the gallery look go white on white.