And therein lies the perpetual issue chookchook2 ! Desktop, tablet and mobile screens all display colour slightly differently and different desktop printers produce different results. You'd think that with a name like 'Tardis Blue' your favourite colour might well sit within 'Infinite Worlds' but in fact a quick look at our Dulux Colour Atlas reveals the closest to it is 'Deep Sapphire' which is part of 'Retro Mix' palette. Until there's a digital fix, for accuracy, all critical colour communication needs to be based on actual paint chips, or those of colour authorities such as Pantone.

There's nothing in the house to compare the colour to...there's just cement on the ground at the moment....roof has just been put on, it's really really hard..and I only have 1 tile to work with...All the windows are covered up due to the gyprock getting put in...so there's not a lot off light coming in at the moment...Sky lights haven't been installed yet. I just messaged DULUX AUSTRALIA on facebook earlier today...and they told me that tranquil retreat is more of a warmer colour....So I'm getting all different answers from different people...this truly is a hard decision!!!

As I suspected it is not yellow, but already an earthy colour. The windows frames, roof trims, front door and frames would all look good in one of the sample colours given. They all definitely need maintenance and painting. Adding a stained timber porch deck and squared off timber support posts. The back balcony balustrade could be either painted or replaced with a stained timber balustrade. I would ask a painter as to their thoughts as to whether the render needs painting again, or is it in good condition. But if you have the budget to paint the whole house, then go for it.

Its going to look awfully white IMO , even with the slight olive tones of the paint you have selected . If you look at the pic you captioned 'brick colour' , you see they have a darker roof to break the zones , and the olivey green tones of the window surrounds and crosses . Substitute your light grey roof , and essentially very light grey windows , over that picture , and it's not all that inspiring IMO . The brick isn't quite right as it is , and I realise it was chosen to be painted over , and I assume you aren't wanting to paint the roof yet , so all I'd suggest is going with the 'brick colour' as chosen , and do all the veranda columns and rails in either a black/charcoal , or maybe a similar mid-greeny olive tone to the 'brick' inspo pic , and also the base boards in that off-green ( it would work with either green or charcoal IMO ) .