Hi, If you take a drawer to a paint shop, their computer will match it for you. Whatever we say here, a photo is different on our computer and depends on the light in your kitchen too...

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I can't quite follow what you mean by 'we must keep the red roof' ? Are you not painting it , or repainting in the same colour , or would you consider a different shade ? Personally , with the White Duck , I'd go for a bolder red roof , with black or charoal gutterings , stay with the crisp white windows and veranda uprights , and the end detailing on the roof , but the window sills I'd do the same red shade as the roof , and the deck a mid grey . Oh , and also , although its cliche'd , I'd do a 1 metre tall white picket fence and double gates in the crisp white , get rid of the wire mesh haha , so everything about the house and fence looks crisp and themed , but also 'period' .

It is of a certain style and certain era , so it would take a lot to significantly change it . Embrace it -- someone who doesn't want that won't buy it , but lots like the character and personality . It is pleasant enough as it is , no-one ( potential buyers included ) are going to shake and look away . Personally , I'd leave the screen doors , as they are usefulish , and they fit and portray the era , BUT the entrance door ( s ? ) and surrounds and screens I'd do in a black gloss . Again just me , I'd do a couple of big ( 1 metre tall x 600 or more wide ) pots , one each side of the steps , with 'older' shrubs in each , probably gloss black to match the doors . Actually , thats probably a lie , because if it was me , I would have done the gutters in a bright red , the door/s in bright red , the pots in -- yes -- bright gloss red . And is the right side railing missing the 'cross' ? Get a builder / handyman / DIY if you want , to me things like that show a lack of detail ( if it actually is missing ) .