Probably Monument would be better suited to the panel lift. The Dark bronze would suit if you want more of an aged look.

Your door supplier should have given you colour swatches of any of the Colorbond range of colours. The samples are relatively true to colour and you can quite decisively use them to narrow the choice down. Check out the Colorbond range of colours on our website (scroll down to "colours" and click on them) http://www.asapgaragedoors.com.au/garage-doors. Consider Ironstone as a first choice which looks like the blended colour of the driveway, or Woodlands Grey, Basalt, Jasper or even Monument. Keep in mind that lighter colours will stand out more against the brickwork while darker colours will recede and the doors will not dominate the look of the house. The white-backed curtains are a good example of how colour can be a distraction. On first glance at the photo, the curtains stand out. I would change the back of the curtains to a darker colour. If you can't find a Colorbond colour that suits, you can elect to have the doors powdercoated in any Dulux colour.

The style of door that you like is called an American "Carriage" style aluminium sectional door, and there aren't many suppliers of this style in Australia. If you are looking to refurbish you will need to contact the original manufacturer of the door to see what options are available, however I suspect that refurbishment is not a straightforward option. One company that installs this style of door new is Evenglide in Melbourne. http://evenglidegaragedoors.com.au/news/view/american-carriage-style-aluminium-sectional-doorHowever before you spend up big on a new American "Carriage" style aluminium sectional door consider if the architectural style of your home really needs this foreign style of garage door. Do you really want to make a feature of such a big element of your front elevation which is only meant for cars? Your current garage door looks fairly understated, and not a strong visual feature. If it was my house I would be spending my money on my front door, garden lighting, porch and entry landscaping to focus on the human's entry. Best of luck with your considerations, Regards Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls

Sorry this is the photo of house ignore the bottom red bricks as getting textured on Monday Thanks