Dulux tranquil retreat is a popular soft grey. Or tapestry beige for a warm neutral that would look good with dark roof and white trims.

Thank you so much for the suggestions so far - if i paint main body of house in a grey, would I paint garage door and side gate in grey or white as per the trim colour?

I was going to say dark to match roof, not dissimilar to what you have now but without the blue tones... Dulux has a colour visualizer that might be worth having a play with to 'try on' different combinations.

Hi julieo11, have you had a look at [this story[(https://www.houzz.com.au/magazine/5-fabulous-fail-safe-exterior-colour-palettes-stsetivw-vs~92335358) on exterior colour suggestions? It might help to give you some ideas on what to do, and what not to do, to make sure you're happy with your colour choices for the long run. Personally I think a pale stone colour would work well with both your new roof and your pavers, so maybe look into earthy palettes and natural neutrals. Good luck!

I really like it the way it is!

I agree with not going dark, the house is already in quite a lot of shadow with the deep & low eaves, so I do think the butter colour actually works quite well in that regard. But it probably is a little dated, use my favourite colour of all time (drumroll!)... Dulux Dieskau. It's a light taupe/warm grey and looks beautiful with a fresh white like Casper White Quarter (which I have used!). The white will keep it fresh and bright and of course tie in with your window frames. Then I would choose a 3rd dark colour that will tie in with your roof just for your guttering and garage door. So fascias, eaves, posts & gate in white.