My only comment might be that monument is grey and a nice strong grey but Lexicon is blue based, so I'd look for a gray based white or builders white which apparently has very small touch of black in it albeit it is still white. I think this would keep the undertone matched. For instance, I love green and although I probably won't paint the interior of my home green, Whisper White has a slight green undertone, so even though it's still white, it has the colour tone that I like.

Definitely Not natural white as clashes with polar white cupboards which are so white so dulux colour consultant suggested pebble? Half went quarter and looks great Or maybe you could try white on white (cool) or grand piano quarter (warm) or duck white? As warming eith green tinge and green looks nice against cosmopolitan white

Hi T, Colour selection can be a hard thing to get right. For the outside of your home I wouldn't suggest a bright white as it will be positively blinding in the sunlight. So always go a little bit darker then you would inside the home. If you want white on white then go for it. although it will look a little flat so perhaps the colour consultant was trying to give the exterior of your home some depth. Do you not like the look of the timber windows and doors? My suggestion is to either go a little darker or lighter on the windows and doors to give the facade a little more interest. But ultimately its your choice. Let me know if I can help, MKG

Our house needs a serious uplift. Windows , gables, garage doors as well as stairs. We were thinking of leaving the windows white to match the railings. Would like to get new colour bond garage doors flatline 4 panels. Do we stick with white or do roof ,garage doors and gable dark grey. Roof is currently terracotta tile. What shall we do with the steps? Paint , tile or other suggestions? We also want to get a dog so will need to fence off the side. Maybe a simple white colourbond slatted fence. What to do with funny poles at the front?See pictures below. Any suggestions will be appreciated.